CCPro Sponsor Explanation
"Mark, I Wish I Had Signed Up With You"I can't tell you how many times CCPro members have expressed the wish that they had signed up with me as their sponsor.I'm not saying that to brag. I mention it because I want you to know, right now, that if you think you maybe, might, possibly join CCPro, and if you don't sign in to my list, you will most likely not be on my team--I will not be your sponsor. Why? Because most people learn about CCPro, do some research on the opportunity, then search Google for the name, click on an ad, and sign up with a random person. If you want to do it that way, it's of course perfectly legitimate. However, if you want a "known quantity" as your sponsor--someone who tells you up front what he'll do for you you can choose now to be on my mailing list. Being on my mailing list is important because if you decide to join CCPro, you'll want to submit your application on the application page of the person you want to be your sponsor. I include the link to my application page in most of the occasional emails I send you. In that way, you won't make the mistake of signing up with an anonymous person, which is what will happen if you use a search engine to find a sponsor. CCPro has built-in tracking so that, as a Consultant, you have some assurance that leads you generate remain your leads. But someone is not a "lead" unless they sign in to your mailing list. If they read all about CCPro on your web pages but never sign in on one of your pages, POOF!, they'll disappear forever from your web pages and they'll end up joining on another Consultant's page when they decide to sign up and search Google for the name of the company. See how it works--and why I'm going to all this trouble to explain this stuff? So, if you think you might possibly become a CCPro member--and if you want to join my dynamite team of serious entrepreneurs--submit your first name and email address below.
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