Question from PATHS Customer

PATHS, S.A. · #1 (**permalink**) 04-28-2007, 06:57 PM

The following is a question sent to the PATHS, S.A. Home Office by a PATHS Customer.

They are considering receiving their own PATHS website but had the following concern.

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Thanks for your email and for all the work on paths, I am interested in the
subject, [becoming an Affiliate] and am actually telling many of the people I meet about it, for the sake of spreading the benefit. People I meet are suspicious of what they can't understand and i am afraid if I add to it the fact that I am getting a benefit out of it, I will alienate them more,

I will appreciate your feedback and ideas, all the best.

Moria · #2 (**permalink**) 04-28-2007, 07:08 PM

I've had a similar experience, where when they went to my site, they said 'Oh, that is YOUR site.
I explained that I chose to be an affiliate because I feel that PATHS is helping me immensely and that by being an affiliate, I can renew my modules through my own site and in that way save some money on it.
I also said that they could do the same for the time being, did they choose to start with PATHS.

Hope that helps.

Moria x

Pamela Vicik-Smith · #3 (**permalink**) 04-28-2007, 08:28 PM

Have you ever see the Oreck vacuum cleaner commercial where Frank Oreck says, "I liked the product so much, I bought the company!"

That is pretty much what I say about being an affiliate. I have received such amazing results, and believe so totally in the product, I decided to become an affiliate myself.

Kevin · #4 (**permalink**) 05-01-2007, 11:53 AM

Love your perspectives!

I always tell people up front that this is a product that I use, my family uses, and I have my own website promoting it.

I also turn away some people...never try and convince anyone to sign up for PATHS.

Tell em the benefits, they believe me or they don't.

If they hem and haw and talk about trying it, and start jabbering about the guarantee....sayonara. Go try it on someone elses site.

I work with, and follow up with each of my customers...don't need anyone dragging me down.

I actually heard a new saying today...I think I have fallen in love with it...

Do you have a mindset of "willing" or one of "will it"? (this came up in a friend of mines TRV data)

"Do or do not, there is no try".

Have Fun!