Will I make any money if I join Kleeneze is a question we get asked quite often. The short answer is yes, but you will have to apply yourself and follow a simple system that we will teach you.
The company has been trading in profit for 87 years with a huge turnover so there are a lot of people buying the products. There is loads of evidence including testimonials showing how people all over the UK, Ireland, Holland & Germany are earning money with the Kleeneze opportunity. Some are generating second incomes of £50 - £200+ per week working spare time hours, whilst others work the business full time and are earning £2000 - £5000+ per month. These incomes can be backed up as unlike some network marketing companies Kleeneze publish turnover and incomes.
When we are speaking to potential new distributors who are sceptical about whether they will earn any money, we tell them our story and show them our first income cheque. We also show them how incomes are related to the effort you put in by highlighting that on average if you work with 200 catalogues going out each week you can earn in excess of £50 per week. See the Income From Retailing chart for details.
Your income going forward will be related directly to the effort and commitment you put in, whether just as a Retailer or as a Team Builder.
If you are to succeed long term and make the big incomes you will need to "teachable" and also be able to apply some simple idea's to your business. For example you will need a "desire" to succeed; as a self employed distributor you will need to be self motivated, with clear goals that you are working towards. You will also need to be focused; to build a business that generates a residual income will typically take 3 - 5 years. And you will have to learn about the business and network marketing which you can do from talking to other successful distributors at meetings and seminars, and also from reading books, and listening to audio's such as this one from one of the top earners in the business Rob Forster.
Sunday, 27 February 2011
Saturday, 26 February 2011
Kleeneze MD Jamie Stewart Chats To Chris Mason-Paull
Chris Mason-Paull has been a Kleeneze distributor for 18 years, and was the first millionaire in the business, have a listen to his words of wisdom.
Friday, 25 February 2011
To Succeed In Business You Need To Adopt A Positive Attitude
Having a positive attitude will help you in all aspects of your life, as Thomas Jefferson said "Nothing can stop the man with the right mental attitude from achieving his goal. Nothing on earth can help the man with the wrong attitude".
Are you an optimist or a pessimist ? Is your glass half full or half empty ? At the end of the day you can decide to be either one or the other. We all start out in life with a positive attitude to everything, just take a look at young children, their minds haven't yet been soiled by negativity, when they start learning to ride a bicycle and fall off, they just get straight back on again, they don't blame the "stupid bike" as an adult would do.
If you have a pessimistic outlook then you will help yourself enormously if you can change it. If you have a task to complete adopt the attitude of whatever it takes, don't give up at the first hurdle, the Harry Potter author J.K.Rowling had twelve refusals before her first book was accepted. Jeff Keller relates a story in his book Attitude Is Everything about a man named Benjamin Roll who at the aged of 67 graduated from Law School in California. However before he could practice law he had to pass the Bar Exam. The first 13 times he sat the examination he failed, and as the examination is given only twice a year he was by now aged 73. Did he give up? No sir, he took it again in 1997 at the age of 74 and passed. Benjamin said that he was going to pass the exam come what may if he lived long enough. That is having a positive attitude, not knowing what it means to fail, the desire to achieve whatever it takes.
I recall listening to Ed Ludbrook speak at a Kleeneze conference a couple of years ago, he was making a point about how the British people are, in general, lacking in positivity when compared to other nationalities especially Americans. Ed said if you greet an American you meet in the street and ask how they are, the likely response is I'm great or fantastic, ask the same question of someone in the UK and they will say, not too bad thanks. If this is your usual response, the next time someone asks about how you are, say I'm great, or I'm fantastic, you will feel better about yourself, and probably make the enquirer do a double take.
You have a lot to gain with a positive attitude especially in business. It also promotes better health, attracts other positive people to you and success into your life. You are what you think, as Henry Ford said Whether you think you can or think you can't, either way your probably right. So start each day with a positive outlook, focus on your goals, and all the positive aspects that you have in your life. Work hard at your business, associate only with positive people, adopt a "will do whatever it takes" approach, and never give up.
Are you an optimist or a pessimist ? Is your glass half full or half empty ? At the end of the day you can decide to be either one or the other. We all start out in life with a positive attitude to everything, just take a look at young children, their minds haven't yet been soiled by negativity, when they start learning to ride a bicycle and fall off, they just get straight back on again, they don't blame the "stupid bike" as an adult would do.
If you have a pessimistic outlook then you will help yourself enormously if you can change it. If you have a task to complete adopt the attitude of whatever it takes, don't give up at the first hurdle, the Harry Potter author J.K.Rowling had twelve refusals before her first book was accepted. Jeff Keller relates a story in his book Attitude Is Everything about a man named Benjamin Roll who at the aged of 67 graduated from Law School in California. However before he could practice law he had to pass the Bar Exam. The first 13 times he sat the examination he failed, and as the examination is given only twice a year he was by now aged 73. Did he give up? No sir, he took it again in 1997 at the age of 74 and passed. Benjamin said that he was going to pass the exam come what may if he lived long enough. That is having a positive attitude, not knowing what it means to fail, the desire to achieve whatever it takes.
I recall listening to Ed Ludbrook speak at a Kleeneze conference a couple of years ago, he was making a point about how the British people are, in general, lacking in positivity when compared to other nationalities especially Americans. Ed said if you greet an American you meet in the street and ask how they are, the likely response is I'm great or fantastic, ask the same question of someone in the UK and they will say, not too bad thanks. If this is your usual response, the next time someone asks about how you are, say I'm great, or I'm fantastic, you will feel better about yourself, and probably make the enquirer do a double take.
You have a lot to gain with a positive attitude especially in business. It also promotes better health, attracts other positive people to you and success into your life. You are what you think, as Henry Ford said Whether you think you can or think you can't, either way your probably right. So start each day with a positive outlook, focus on your goals, and all the positive aspects that you have in your life. Work hard at your business, associate only with positive people, adopt a "will do whatever it takes" approach, and never give up.
Thursday, 24 February 2011
An Inspirational Story
Take a few minutes to read this testimonial, it just goes to show what can be done if there is a will. This couple had been through a traumatic time when they found Kleeneze, and then new challenges were thrown at them just as they got started..... but as you will see they had the desire to succeed, and succeed they did!
Kim and Karen Corfield In October 2010 Kim and I were recovering from a period in our lives whichhad left us in financially dire straits. Kim had taken a year out from work to undergo treatment for throat cancer then I became ill and had to undergo major surgery which meant my income was lost for another three months. We had no insurance and neither of us received sick pay. We needed to earn some extra money fast to meet loan and credit card payments. On top of that I was very unhappy in my job as a nurse in a local nursing home. For years I had longed to become self employed but didn‘t have the cash or ideas to start out. Kim had heard of Kleeneze and was particularly drawn to the idea of being able to make extra money without the need for face to face hard selling. We found our sponsor Richard through an internet advertisement and began with much relief, hope for our future, but quite a few reservations as to how far Kleeneze could actually take us. Our first period could not have been more chaotic or challenging if we had planned it. We adopted a new puppy, the flat flooded, I got a serious chest infection and to put the icing on the cake, on the day we collected our first orders I was made redundant from my job. But that’s helped us see the potential in Kleeneze because working alone, as I was too ill to help much, with only 200 catalogues, in only 3 weeks and with all the distractions and chaos, Kim managed to earn us our first cheque, below, for £312.62. We had made almost double our initial investment back! What would we be able to achieve with both of us working to our full capabilities in a focused and organised way? We have been impressed from the start at the openness of the company and everyone’s earnings are readily available for all to see. We now understand that we too can set our own goals and that they are fully attainable with the right attitude and willingness to put in some hard work. We are already meeting likeminded people at our local meeting who have ‘made it’ and are more than happy to encourage and support us in our efforts to do the same.  |
Read all about the Kleeneze Home Based Business Opportunity at http://sackyourboss.web.officelive.com/ & http://www.mykleeneze.com/635472
To contact us call 01933 698414 (24hrs) Text “Sack” to 07947 829479
Email: stevejgarton@lineone.netWednesday, 23 February 2011
Do You Struggle To Find Out Of School Care For Your Kids ?
If you struggle to find suitable childcare facilities as in the report below, then perhaps you should consider changing your circumstances so that you do not need to rely on childcare. Perhaps you should take a look at the Kleeneze opportunity, where there are already many mums with school age kids who are making a success of running their own business, and who also have the flexibility to work when they choose so that child care is not needed. These mums have the best of both worlds, as they not only get to see more of their children, but they are also saving the cost of having someone else look after their kids.
Many parents of school-age children struggle to find suitable childcare, a survey by the Daycare Trust suggests.
A poll of 116 family information services across England, Scotland and Wales found 60% had had parents report a lack of childcare in their area.Just 28% said there was sufficient childcare for primary pupils locally.
Only 12% said there was suitable provision for parents who worked shifts and just 11% said there was cover for the parents of disabled children.
"The availability of childcare for school-age children remains low," said the report for the childcare charity.
"Only 28% of family information services are saying that sufficient childcare exists across their entire local authority for primary school age.
"For secondary school age children the picture is even worse, with just 14% reporting sufficient childcare in the whole authority."
The survey also questioned family information services about the cost of childcare for pre-school children.
It found the average annual cost for 25 hours of nursery care a week for a child under the age of two was £5,032 in England, £5,220 in Scotland and £4,723 in Wales.
For a child minder, the same provision was £4,680 in England, £4,665 in Scotland and £4,687 in Wales.
The research suggests costs vary considerably between regions and within regions.
Not surprisingly, London and the South East were the most expensive areas for childcare.
In London, the average weekly cost for 25 hours nursery care for a child under two is £118.54 (equating to £6,164 per year).
In the North West is £82.70 a week (£4,300 per year).
Read all about the Kleeneze Home Based Business Opportunity at http://sackyourboss.web.officelive.com/ & http://www.mykleeneze.com/635472
To contact us call 01933 698414 (24hrs) Text “Sack” to 07947 829479
Email: stevejgarton@lineone.netTuesday, 22 February 2011
Why Do People Quit Network Marketing ?
So why do people quit ? As a caring sponsor you will have shown your new distributors how your business operates, step by step, so that you do not overwhelm them with information, and then they quit!! Some will have a good reason to quit but most don't yet they still quit. If we knew the answers as to why they quit we would all have much bigger teams and much bigger incomes.
Ed Ludbrook, author of "The Network Coach", "100% Success Basics", "The Big Picture" etc is running a free webinar on the 7th & 10th of March, in which he will cover: The three main reasons why people quit, and how to find out the real reason why one of your people is quitting. How to stop people from quitting in the first place. What to do and say if one of your people is talking about quitting. And how to reactivate "Dead" people.
If you haven't heard Ed speak or read any of his books then you really need to if you are serious about building your network marketing business, we are all in for a treat, and this is FREE!!!
I would thoroughly recommend that you register for one of the webinar broadcasts, because even if you can't make one of the sessions all registrants will receive a recording of the webinar and webinar notes.
Here are the links to register for the UK broadcasts:
March 7th at 9am March 7th at 8.30pm March 8th at 2am
March 10th at 9am March 10th at 8.30pm March 11th at 2am
Ed Ludbrook, author of "The Network Coach", "100% Success Basics", "The Big Picture" etc is running a free webinar on the 7th & 10th of March, in which he will cover: The three main reasons why people quit, and how to find out the real reason why one of your people is quitting. How to stop people from quitting in the first place. What to do and say if one of your people is talking about quitting. And how to reactivate "Dead" people.
If you haven't heard Ed speak or read any of his books then you really need to if you are serious about building your network marketing business, we are all in for a treat, and this is FREE!!!
I would thoroughly recommend that you register for one of the webinar broadcasts, because even if you can't make one of the sessions all registrants will receive a recording of the webinar and webinar notes.
Here are the links to register for the UK broadcasts:
March 7th at 9am March 7th at 8.30pm March 8th at 2am
March 10th at 9am March 10th at 8.30pm March 11th at 2am
Read all about the Kleeneze Home Based Business Opportunity at http://sackyourboss.web.officelive.com/ & http://www.mykleeneze.com/635472
To contact us call 01933 698414 (24hrs) Text “Sack” to 07947 829479
Email: stevejgarton@lineone.netMonday, 21 February 2011
The Fear Factory
At the Kleeneze conference in January the authors of Go For No, Richard Fenton & Andrea Waltz gave a presentation that blew us and the rest of the audience away. A couple of weeks later purely by chance I clicked a link whilst surfing that took me to a web page where Andrea mentioned their book The Fear Factory, and shortly after I downloaded it from Amazon Kindle.
I have to say that it is an awesome book, if you find it hard to step out of your comfort zone in any area of your business then this book will help you.
This is how Amazon describes the book:
"What if there really was a Fear Factory? What if there was actually a company whose business it was to manufacture fear? What would their mission statement be? How would they go about marketing their product to the consumer? Who would their competition be? And where would they set up operation?
It's a rainy Seattle morning and account executive Steven Traynor is on his way to the most important business meeting of his life. But as the elevator ascends toward the client's office on the 14th floor of the Fearn Tower office building, Steven's life is about to change forever. In this book you will learn...
- The only fears that come as "standard equipment" at birth
- How fears are manufactured, bought, and "sold" at the Fear Factory
- To identify the "triggering events" that cause fears
- How to desensitize yourself to the things you fear
- Ways to turn fear into the fuel needed to accomplish goals
- Why you must do something everyday that scares you!
- And how to put the Fear Factory out of business forever!
The lessons that Steven learns on his wild journey through the Fear Factory are going to have a profound impact on his life... will it do the same for you? Come in and take a tour for yourself!"
I have to say that it is an awesome book, if you find it hard to step out of your comfort zone in any area of your business then this book will help you.
This is how Amazon describes the book:
"What if there really was a Fear Factory? What if there was actually a company whose business it was to manufacture fear? What would their mission statement be? How would they go about marketing their product to the consumer? Who would their competition be? And where would they set up operation?
It's a rainy Seattle morning and account executive Steven Traynor is on his way to the most important business meeting of his life. But as the elevator ascends toward the client's office on the 14th floor of the Fearn Tower office building, Steven's life is about to change forever. In this book you will learn...
- The only fears that come as "standard equipment" at birth
- How fears are manufactured, bought, and "sold" at the Fear Factory
- To identify the "triggering events" that cause fears
- How to desensitize yourself to the things you fear
- Ways to turn fear into the fuel needed to accomplish goals
- Why you must do something everyday that scares you!
- And how to put the Fear Factory out of business forever!
The lessons that Steven learns on his wild journey through the Fear Factory are going to have a profound impact on his life... will it do the same for you? Come in and take a tour for yourself!"
Sunday, 20 February 2011
Are You An Unemployed 18 - 24 Year Old ?
How sad it is that youth unemployment in the UK has reached record levels as reported in the article below recently.
Young people are being "shunted into the sidelines" as they face a growing threat of unemployment, a business group has warned. Andrew Cave, from the Federation of Small Businesses, said the future looked gloomy for the young unemployed.
Young people are being "shunted into the sidelines" as they face a growing threat of unemployment, a business group has warned. Andrew Cave, from the Federation of Small Businesses, said the future looked gloomy for the young unemployed.
The latest figures showed youth unemployment rose to a fresh record high, with more than one in five 16 to 24-year-olds out of work.
Prime Minister David Cameron said the figure was a matter of "great regret".
The latest official statistics showed that youth unemployment rose by 66,000 to 965,000 in the three months to the end of December, the highest level since comparable records began in 1992.
The latest official statistics showed that youth unemployment rose by 66,000 to 965,000 in the three months to the end of December, the highest level since comparable records began in 1992.
The youth unemployment rate was 20.5%, compared with a general unemployment rate of 7.9%.
Mr Cave said that the figures, which extended the record numbers recorded a month earlier, were "devastating" for young people.
"It is quite clear that there is a two-track economy opening up," he said.
"We are hearing that big business and the banks are returning to profit, but small business and particularly young people are being shunted into the sidelines to a certain extent."
What must it be like to be young and out of work ? Our young people are the future of our country and should be helped and encouraged to find a career path, but it seems that this government are just not interested in the youth of today! Is this just another example that the traditional job world as we know it is dying out ?
We can help unemployed young people aged 18+ create an immediate income, and show them how to build their own successful home shopping business with a four figure monthly income.
Read all about the Kleeneze Home Based Business Opportunity at http://sackyourboss.web.officelive.com/ & http://www.mykleeneze.com/635472
To contact us call 01933 698414 (24hrs) Text “Sack” to 07947 829479
Email: stevejgarton@lineone.netSaturday, 19 February 2011
Kleeneze - Effective Retailing Pt 3
The third and final section of our guide to retailing effectively covers Customer service – a very very important part of retailing effectively – we have all been into shops and walked out because of poor service, long queues in supermarkets etc so give your customers the very best service you can, you need to stand head and shoulders above your competition.
You need to give your customers the best possible service so that they remain your customers, and don’t start ordering from another distributor. You have worked hard to get them so you need to work hard to keep them.
Here’s how we do it.
Use the day slip – They were designed for a reason, to give information to your customers, don’t forget to put your phone number at the bottom.
Collect on the right day, if the day slip says collect Monday, then collect Monday. When the customer goes out to work on a Tuesday morning and your catalogue is still on the step they will think “waste of time”
So create a good impression and collect on the right day.
Similarly use the Thank you slip when you pick up an order, it does two things, one it lets your customer know that you have collected their order, and two it tells them when you will be delivering it.
Make sure you deliver on the day stated on the slip. Its all about good customer service.
Again make sure your phone number is on the slip, so the customer can get hold of you if they need to. We get at least one call every week asking if we can deliver the next day as they are going out. We also get customers phoning us with orders, so make sure your phone number is known by all your customers. Put it on all the slips.
Deliver the order in a Kleeneze bag, if an item is out of stock let the customer know that you will reorder it and deliver it the next week, in our case on a Saturday, as that’s when we always deliver our orders.
We put a little bag containing two sweets in with all our deliveries, it also includes a note that simply says thank you for your order, followed by our name and phone number.
Make sure you have got plenty of change, wear your Kleeneze badge, be courteous, have a smile on your face, chat to your customers, get to know them, for some you will be the only friendly face they will see that day, so let them tell you about all their aches and pains, say thank you, so important, thank you for your order Mrs Jones, don’t cut across the grass, shut the gate on your way out. Your customers are your life blood so look after them and they will reward you with their loyalty.
Read all about the Kleeneze Home Based Business Opportunity at http://sackyourboss.web.officelive.com/ & http://www.mykleeneze.com/635472
To contact us call 01933 698414 (24hrs) Text “Sack” to 07947 829479
Email: stevejgarton@lineone.netFriday, 18 February 2011
Kleeneze - Effective Retailing Pt 2
Further to my blog post yesterday, here is the second part of our guide to effective retailing:
Organisation – If you are not organised there is no way you will retail effectively, so you need to get organised,
Organisation – If you are not organised there is no way you will retail effectively, so you need to get organised,
Catalogues – You need to work with the right number of catalogues - 250 that’s so important.You will lose some everyone does, so remembering what was said before about replacing tatty ones you need to plan ahead and always have a top up box in hand, otherwise you will put out 230 the next week, then you lose a few more and before you know it you have only got 200 catalogues to put out. You will only retail effectively if you consistently put out 250 catalogues week after week. And by working with 250 catalogues you should reach the Fast Start Bonus in your first full period and qualify for a free box of catalogues.
Work a consistent 4 or 5 week cycle, your customers will get used to seeing your catalogues every few weeks, and you will reap the benefits with regular orders.
You need to keep records of who your customers are, how else will you remember where to go back to in 4/5 weeks time.
We use round books, they are an invaluable tool for recording all the information about your customers.
It would be interesting to hear from other Kleeneze distributors with their own effective retailing tips.... please feel free to comment.
It would be interesting to hear from other Kleeneze distributors with their own effective retailing tips.... please feel free to comment.
Read all about the Kleeneze Home Based Business Opportunity at http://sackyourboss.web.officelive.com/ & http://www.mykleeneze.com/635472
To contact us call 01933 698414 (24hrs) Text “Sack” to 07947 829479
Email: stevejgarton@lineone.net
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