Your First 30 Days in Yevo Now that you’re all signed up, excited and ready to get started buliding a profitable Yevo business, it’s time for you to realize exactly what you must do in your 1st month in Yevo to get a check.

In Yevo, there’s basically two ways to get paid. They are:

1. Selling Products
2. Sponsoring

Despite the fact that there are several phases to both processes, we’re going to focus only on those you should do to profit in the first thirty days of building your Yevo business.

#1) Retailing in Yevo

When you initially attended your Yevo presentation, or were exposed to Yevo through a phone call, webinar, or video, there was clearly something that made you believe in Yevo and what they have to offer.


When it comes to offering your products and gaining customers, your passion, belief and enthusiasm are a must. However, there are a few additional elements that you MUST consider before hurrying off to share Yevo and their products with the market, which are:

A. What need does your product fill?
B. Who wants what you have to sell and is ready to purchase it immediately?
D. Why should they purchase it from you?

As convinced as you are about the benefits of Yevo’s products and how everyone could benefit from them, you still want to think about the desires of your potential customers and how their lifestyle will be impacted from purchasing this product.


A. Build a rapport with your future buyer
B. Ask questions to create a need
C. Listen intently
D. Share how your product will solve their problem
E. Get a commitment and seal the deal


#2) Sponsoring in Yevo

The true fortune in building your Yevo business is in building a network of people who duplicate your efforts, while increasing the volume and profits of your organization. This is often the least liked aspect of the Yevo business because we sometimes associate the act of recruiting with friends and family that we presume will avoid us at Thanksgiving Dinner.

Recruiting however, can actually be the most exciting part of Yevo once you “change your thinking” about what team building really is. Although you have metrics and objectives to meet so that you can receive a nice commission, sponsoring shouldn’t just be seen as a payday. It’s actually an opportunity to improve and change someone’s life, while offering them a chance to discover financial freedom and a whole new way of living.

There is so much more to being a part of Yevo than making money. Of course that’s a critical reason for why people join, but there are also the benefits of meeting like-minded entrepreneurs, improving your personal development and evaluating your strengths and weaknesses. There are also opportunities to go on vacations you never thought possible, and even potentially work from home fully, without ever having to go back to a nine to five.


To build a team effectively in Yevo, share the merits of being united, rather than forcing them in for the commissions. They will be able to tell the difference, and you will too when it comes to your Yevo commissions!

To Your Success,

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