Starting a New Business like 3000bc I Have Been There

Here are 10 Tips to get you started:

#1 The first thing I did was get to the top of google for the search turn. In some cases, we will use 3000bc as an example it’s not easy. 3000 bc is tough because it has more that one meaning. You’ll need your own your own .com to achieve this. I like goDaddy – sometimes. If you are allowed to get the name or a nick name of it in the dot com name. Example: 3000bcTeamSuccess.com – ask compliance before you buy it. They might say no. Tip- make sure you always write it 3000bc or however you spell it,  on the internet. Not 3000 bc or any cute thing you have thought up.  People will be searching for the real thing!

#2 Look at people who are there already and do exactly what they did to get there. Just see who is in the top ten, grab their url and put it in the search and you’ll see how they got there.  Every link they left is like a ladder rung that got them to the top.  If your company is new, the field is completely open right now for you – No rep is on the first pg! That Spells OPPORTUNITY! In the case of a new company like 300bc, it looks like  you should post on yelp, city search, linked in, and get a fb page with the name “3000bc Independent Representative” or what ever title you gals go by.

#3 Craigslist – post everyday. Should take 5 minutes a day. Always highlight a different product. You want the search engines to see each unique one.

#4 Blog – we like wordpress, so does 300 BC – http://www.3000bcspa.com/blog/ write more then they do and you can rank higher! 🙂

#5 After internet stuff hit the streets. The fastest way to grow a business is to sign up some big en rollers. Walk in to every hair place, tanning place, Spa wellness center, Etc… Say, Hi is the owner seeing reps? If no, make an appointment. If yes say, “We are hoping to connect with like minded business in the area and we wanted to include you and offer you an opportunity to get the word out about your business. We are Hosting a “Supper Spa” Event on march tenth at my home/church/community room (That part is up to you.) We would like leave a few flyers in in your office inviting your clients and in return we will give you a 5 minute commercial type spot during the Event so that you can increase awareness in the community about you and what you have to offer. Goal: Plan 1 event per month Date and location. Invite 12 new companies/store fronts per week. Alway make sure they have enough flyers at the front desk. Plan your event for 1 hour 30 minutes. You get to tell them and their people all about your stuff! Have 6 of them split the next 30 minutes. Then follow up. Say wow that went great. I Love working with you. What do you think about 3000bc? I could help you offering in your office/store/spa/salon.

#6 ATTEND 2 Events per month – Expo/Trade show/fundraising walk.

#7 Host 1 home party for the people you bump in to per month! Tues. day morning for Mommies and retired folks, Wed Night for the working world.

#8 Think of a way to turn it in to a fund raiser. I don’t know your comp plan, but this is a good one and gets you in any door. Figure it out.

#9 Ask people in your life, Do you want to be my business partner. I am really trying to make this huge and I need help from a few smart , determined peopled like you! #10 Find a great mentor that knows what they are doing and do everything they say!

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Here are the best and most comprehensive reviews yet of Google+

How do you run your Isagenix Business?  Are you on Facebook?  Do love or hate Google?  Are you ready for the latest trends?

Christopher Elliott, BNET Contributor and all around the knowable guy recently reviewed Google+.  Google+  is Google’s latest attempt to rival Facebook in the Social Networking realm.  Yes, it’s true Google Wave and Google Buzz were both failing attempts that did not catch on, ‘but if the effort is anything to go by, Google is investing a lot of time and money into making its latest venture a potential Facebook replacement’.

Here’s what said Christopher Elliot had to say,  “Chances are, Google+ will help customers – and even companies — in a way no one has thought of yet.”  He also said that ‘the early reviews he has checked out say Google got it right this time’.

See the whole review at http://www.bnet.com/blog/customer-management/google-could-revolutionize-customer-service/650?promo=713&tag=nl.e713

Libby Plummer, a Contributing Editor on Pocket-lint.com and super interesting  London-based journalist also reviewed Google+ recently.   She wrote that “The idea is to topple Facebook from its throne by making every existing Google product socially compatible.”  “All of these will be integrated into the Google+ experience so that you don’t have to sign into different services to share your photos and let your mates know what you’re up to.”

All this positive buzz sounds familiar. It even sounds good.  Circles, Streams, Huddles, Spark and Hangouts -WOW but will it work. Will we ‘Go’?  Even if it’s good, do we need another network?  Aren’t we already too committed to fb?

If you are ready to make the jump, hold your horses.  Google+ can currently only be accessed with a special Field Trial invitation, which Google has been sending out to random Gmail users.  If your one of them, please let us share your review.  We would love to hear from you!

Remember, this is a soft launch and so far there is no set date for a full launch and no telling when we will all get to take Google+ for a spin.  For today, you can test drive Google+ and check out the demo, as long as you have a Google ID.  😉