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How To Build A Network At ShopWurld

1. Get Setup

To start, if you're joining ShopWurld as an individual or business, you will need to sign up as a ShopWurld Network Partner. If you joining ShopWurld as a non profit organization, you will need to email the ShopWurld Viral Fundraising Organization Setup Team to get your organization approved and setup as a Gold Network Partner, exempt from all monthly Personal Requirements. Once approved, you will receive a normal ShopWurld ID (SWID) for the organization and a ShopWurld Round Robin ID (SWRRID).

2. Get the Personal Network Started

Next, you will want to plan how you will start building the Personal Network for your organization. For individuals and businesses, start sending out e-vitations to friends, family, and co-workers, and non profit organizations. For non profit organizations, typically, you would invite board members, staffers and close volunteers to join on the 1st level. If possible, you will want to get 20-50 people on this level. Give them the organization's SWID to join with. IMPORTANT: Make sure that EVERY member that you invite understand that AS they build an unlimited residual income network for the non profit organization, they are building an unlimited risidual income network for themselves.

3. Build a Solid Foundation

It is very important to stress to the people that signup on the 1st level that they should immediately invite 5 or more people to join under them. They should understand that you want them to invite people who will want to join ShopWurld for the business opportunity and will invite at least 5 others to join. You do not just want them to invite people who will shop through the website.

4. Approach the Supporters

At this point, you should send out e-vitations to the organization's database. When an organization sends out e-vitations, the SWRRID is used. Every 30 days you should send out follow-up e-vitations to the organization's database. These invites will continue to encourage others to join by letting them know how many other supporters have joined.

5. Approach Sister Organizations and Affiliations

Many organizations that fundraise will have relationships or affiliations with other organizations that they have worked with in the past. Organizations should invite these affiliates to join their network. In the end, they will be helping each other's causes.