Affiliate since: 12/25/2001, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Ken's 60 other Ask SC answers

Doing things to revive inactive affiliates is an important activity. Just as in advertising, inspiring inactive affiliates to return to SFi and begin building their business is about numbers. On a regular basis, it is a good idea to send team mail to inactive affiliates.

What will inspire an inactive affiliate to become active? There are certainly different things that will get the attention of someone inactive. In general, your successful message will be providing a solution to an important need. Some needs are about needing to earn money. Some needs are about knowing what it takes to earn money. Some needs are about knowing what is possible. Some needs are about having enough time to be involved in a second income.

The more you think about it, the more you will come up with needs for which being an SFI affiliate will provide the solution. So, in your weekly or monthly message to your inactive affiliates, think of a need, and provide the solution that being an SFI Affiliate will provide. Something like this:

"Do you need an opportunity that allows you to earn extra income even if you only have a few hours each day? SFI provides all the tools you need to promote and build your business part time. Here are a couple links that will help you get started......" Then provide a couple of links like one of the Launchpad Lessons and one of the training links that speak to how SFI helps earn income on a part time level.

Just like in advertising, most will not respond, but with a steady, changing, and specific message about providing a solution to a need, there will be some who will want to know more, and then do something to start building a business.
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Doing things to revive inactive affiliates is an important activity. Just as in advertising, inspiring inactive affiliates to return to SFi and begin building their business is about numbers. On a regular basis, it is a good idea to send team mail to inactive affiliates.

What will inspire an inactive affiliate to become active? There are certainly different things that will get the attention of someone inactive. In general, your successful message will be providing a solution to an important
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Affiliate since: 07/22/2015, Power Rank: 99999999

1-send them group mail every week.
2-Tell them about SF1 business benefits.
3-Test the control group from profile selection to messaging and communication components ?
4-Ensure email correspondence contains a strong, memorable subject line to create engagement.
5-Play with the creative to ensure relevant content hits lapsed customers (e.g. “Free”).
6-Make any communications interactive and easy for the affiliates to do something, whether that is visiting the website, completing a survey, completing daily task or making a purchase.
7-Reduce cadence – once re-engaged reduce the cadence to maintain engagement.
8- Affiliates that are successfully re-activated and subsequently nurtured have the potential to become the most loyal and profitable. Compare the metrics to your acquisition data not your house file.
9-Tell them to take a lifetime value approach to SF1 marketing and long term goal.
10-Affiliate is a relationship-based industry, and relationships need to be maintained. Don’t spend all this time reviving your dormant programme just to ignore it again. Grow your programme by recruiting new players, either with fancy affiliate discovery tools or simple search engines: there will always be new players popping up in your industry that you should contact. Affiliate days are a great way to keep your affiliates engaged with your brand, as are industry events, themed competitions and engaging incentives
11-Continue mailing every week and many of them will become re-activated.
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1-send them group mail every week.
2-Tell them about SF1 business benefits.
3-Test the control group from profile selection to messaging and communication components ?
4-Ensure email correspondence contains a strong, memorable subject line to create engagement.
5-Play with the creative to ensure relevant content hits lapsed customers (e.g. “Free”).
6-Make any communications interactive and easy for the affiliates to do something, whether that is visiting the website,
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Affiliate since: 09/21/2014, Power Rank: 1637 | Read Gopakumar's 35 other Ask SC answers

I usually send them the following email and if they read it, there is a chance that they will respond. If not, I will not be discouraged. They will remain a part of my team till the system purge their account.

Here is the email message:

Dear ~FIRSTNAME~, greetings!

Good day to you! I hope you are doing fine. Today, I wish to share some thoughts with you ~FIRSTNAME~. Frankly speaking, I am a bit sad and emotional about people like you!

Did you know that I was the happiest person in the whole world when you are joined my team as a Personally Sponsored Affiliate or Co-Sponsored Affiliate? But, in fact, that joyous moments did not lasts longer! Sadly, I do not know what to do. If you are reading this mail, kindly respond and share frankly why you are hesitate to take action or if you need any further clarification or help from my part, please feel-free to ask. As your Sponsor or Co-Sponsor, it is my duty to help you. Without any response or action from your part, it is very difficult for me to assist you.

Dear ~FIRSTNAME~, it is days and months passed after you joined in SFI; one of the world's finest Home Business opportunity! Past is past. We cannot go back and do the things we must have done in the past. But today is different; it is a 'Present' that holds excitements and surprises for you! In future, you may wish badly if you would take the necessary actions to build yourself a second income stream and curse yourself for not taking action today! I have seen a lot of people active after long years of sleeping upon this legitimate opportunity!

Please take a moment and look back ~FIRSTNAME~:

Why you are signed up for SFI in the first instance?

Did you really looking to find a legitimate business opportunity or you just clicked a link out of curiosity?

Or someone compel you to join?

Or Are you not comfortable with the website language (English)? If yes, in which language you prefer for communication?

Did you study about the program SFI offers by reading about it, i.e.; SFI BASICS, GETTING STARTED and the LAUNCHPAD LESSONS available in your Affiliate Home Page at the time you joined?

Don't you get any help at that time you joined or are you thinking about SFI is another scam?

Whatever your reason, I am here to help you build your business and ready to answer any questions you shoot towards me! I will go any extent to help you ~FIRSTNAME~! I need only an answer or action from your part.

TIME IS PRECIOUS. Each moment you are wasting gone forever! It is better to take action today than sleeping upon a good business opportunity, that is free to join and operate!

Hope to hear from you soon and see you in my movers list, ~FIRSTNAME~.

Together we can build something great in 2016. Have a wonderful, blessed day!

Regards,
Name
Your Sponsor/Co-Sponsor in SFI
Contact me via email: Mail ID
Skype ID/Contact Number

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I usually send them the following email and if they read it, there is a chance that they will respond. If not, I will not be discouraged. They will remain a part of my team till the system purge their account.

Here is the email message:

Dear ~FIRSTNAME~, greetings!

Good day to you! I hope you are doing fine. Today, I wish to share some thoughts with you ~FIRSTNAME~. Frankly speaking, I am a bit sad and emotional about people like you!

Did you know that
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Affiliate since: 08/24/2015, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Shankar's 32 other Ask SC answers

Dear John,

Best way to revive affiliates that have become inactive...and get them active again is to send them individual emails highlighting new happenings and initiatives being taken by SFI. Since inactive affiliates were in past active and you want to revive them you may send email through either your personal email or using eCards through SFI mail system.

But for those inactive affiliates who have never logged after joining SFI and became inactive from very first day, you may keep trying but out of 100 may be 1 may some day revive and become active, still I doubt chances will be very low. So it will be better to ignore sending personal emails to these type of affiliates and also waste your time and better concentrate on the other ones who were active earlier but has become inactive because of reasons best known to them.

Also try to learn the reasons why they became inactive. The common answer will be they don't have required investment avenues to do in the business and they wanted to get quick rich and they invested money for few months and in return they got couple of dollars which also they were not able to withdraw. Also they don't have time available to devote for the business.To this type of affiliates you may suggest them of the various ways of earning money without investing an iota. Common ways include promoting TripleClicks products, recruiting ECAs under you, recruiting PRMs, recruiting PSAs. Tell your affiliates they should reconsider and give it a second try by the above mentioned methods.

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Dear John,

Best way to revive affiliates that have become inactive...and get them active again is to send them individual emails highlighting new happenings and initiatives being taken by SFI. Since inactive affiliates were in past active and you want to revive them you may send email through either your personal email or using eCards through SFI mail system.

But for those inactive affiliates who have never logged after joining SFI and became inactive from very first day, you
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Affiliate since: 12/10/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Zulfikar's 41 other Ask SC answers

Good question. Maintaining an active affiliate base is the key to the success of your SFI program. When the affiliates are inactive, I think the problem lies in communication. So here is a few of my tips.

First, have a good "welcome letter". When your affiliates sign up, give them some pertinent information, like what they can expect from you and a little more about how SFI and your team works. This, I think, will make them feel really involved right from the start.

Second, send a sincere "thank you" email/E-card/T-mail. Once again, offer some more information about the SFI program. Tell them little more about new SFI news or announcements, inform them a little more about the ECA products, or techniques for promoting SFI(like how to place classified ads or banners for blogs or website). Always close any communication with your affiliates by letting them know that they can always contact you with questions or concerns.

Third, Keep on top of sales alerts. Try to set up a regular schedule for informing affiliates of their sales. Frequent alerts will keep people much more interested than a monthly mass mailing.

Fourth, keep in contact. Send out emails with updates about SFI, your team and marketing tips. This will keep people excited about the potential of the SFI program.

These tips may seem a little time consuming, but they are worth it! Wish these tips helpful !

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Good question. Maintaining an active affiliate base is the key to the success of your SFI program. When the affiliates are inactive, I think the problem lies in communication. So here is a few of my tips.

First, have a good "welcome letter". When your affiliates sign up, give them some pertinent information, like what they can expect from you and a little more about how SFI and your team works. This, I think, will make them feel really involved right from the start.

Second,
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Affiliate since: 10/05/2011, Power Rank: 25 | Read Francis's 105 other Ask SC answers

You are not alone in this! Inactive Affiliates are slowly outnumbering Active Ones!


I think one approach in awakening sleeping affiliates is to ensure that you keep communicating with them even if you do not get a response. Because they are inactive, it means that they do not log in but as long as they have an email address any message you send through SFI will still reach them.

People become inactive for many reasons and it is not possible as a sponsor to know all but there are some affiliates whose absence is for genuine commitments. While they may not be replying to your messages, it is possible that they are still reading them.
Apart from writing weekly messages to them, you can also make the most of the attractive “Inactive type" E-Cards which are available for free.

In your messages or cards, also mention updates and new incentives at SFI. Some would have been inactive for many months before SFI introduced new requirements for leadership status.

I have come across some affiliates who are inactive for as long as six months then suddenly log in for just one day and remain inactive again. It is best to write to this type of affiliates on a more personal level and ask if there is anything that can be done to help them.
Having said that, it is also important to focus more on the affiliates who are already active.

In Summary do not be disappointed but just keep in touch with them and sooner or later some of them will wake up!



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You are not alone in this! Inactive Affiliates are slowly outnumbering Active Ones!


I think one approach in awakening sleeping affiliates is to ensure that you keep communicating with them even if you do not get a response. Because they are inactive, it means that they do not log in but as long as they have an email address any message you send through SFI will still reach them.

People become inactive for many reasons and it is not possible as a sponsor to know all but
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Affiliate since: 02/03/2015, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Emilio's 29 other Ask SC answers

If you’ve found yourself in a position where your affiliate programme only has a handful of active players, don’t worry – you’re not alone. Every programme in the world has at least some dormant partners, although granted some suffer more than others. Perhaps there hasn’t been enough time or resource dedicated to your affiliate channel in recent months, or maybe affiliates have been slowly dropping off and you haven’t been able to pinpoint the reason why. Either way, it’s never too late to breathe life back into your affiliate programme.

What do you have to offer your affiliate base?
Before you start to ask what affiliates can do for you, you first need to ask yourself what you are doing for your affiliates.

1) Can I provide the tools to help affiliates promote SFI business easily and effectively?

2) Is it SFI commercially competitive?

3) Do I have the resource to maintain my affiliate programme?

In performance marketing, you reap what you sow. The affiliate channel is an excellent way to generate cost-effective sales on a risk-free basis; however it does need to be maintained. Ideally this should be by someone who understands the channel properly. Invest in personnel with the knowledge and experience to develop relationships with your affiliates and grow your programme.

Once you can answer “yes” to all of the above, you know that you’re in a great position to start reaching out to affiliates with the aim of reactivating your partnerships.

Don’t forget the basics - Don’t forget to arrange a good strategy with your top cashback, voucher, basket abandonment and retargeting partners. It sounds obvious, but still worth mentioning!

Keep up the good work - Affiliate is a relationship-based industry, and relationships need to be maintained. Don’t spend all this time reviving your dormant programme just to ignore it again. Grow your SFI business by recruiting new players, either with fancy affiliate discovery tools or simple search engines: there will always be new players popping up in your industry that you should contact. Affiliate days are a great way to keep your affiliates engaged with SFI, as are industry events, themed competitions and engaging incentives.

Above all, never forget that your affiliates are the ones driving your business forward. As long as you can prioritise their needs and goals, they can help you achieve yours.
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If you’ve found yourself in a position where your affiliate programme only has a handful of active players, don’t worry – you’re not alone. Every programme in the world has at least some dormant partners, although granted some suffer more than others. Perhaps there hasn’t been enough time or resource dedicated to your affiliate channel in recent months, or maybe affiliates have been slowly dropping off and you haven’t been able to pinpoint the reason why. Either way, it’s never too
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Affiliate since: 07/16/2011, Power Rank: 309 | Read Darla's 53 other Ask SC answers

You can send emails and offer a $2 gift certificate as a token to try to wake them up. If they do not then you get the $2 gift certificate back in your funds. Remember:
Some will, Some won't, Next!

I also try to send email in their own language to see if this may help. Sometimes it does but not always.

Affiliate since: 07/18/2015, Power Rank: 553 | Read Vivian's 15 other Ask SC answers

Enticement. Reviving affiliates that have become inactive puts a team leader in a position to create messages to send to the inactive affiliate in an effort to persuade them to log into SFI and become active.

SFI is exciting and constantly striving for success. People join SFI just to see what it is like and decide SFI is not for them. Some people join SFI and forget about it, until they receive something from SFI which perks their curiosity and causes them to log in check it out. Become Active.

When dealing with inactive affiliates, think outside the box. Prepare content which will give them a reason to want to log into SFI, and be active. Include the google translate link, in case language barrier's exist.

Put on your thinking caps and give inactive affiliates a reason to become active with SFI using all the tools and resources SFI has to offer.

Have Fun





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Enticement. Reviving affiliates that have become inactive puts a team leader in a position to create messages to send to the inactive affiliate in an effort to persuade them to log into SFI and become active.

SFI is exciting and constantly striving for success. People join SFI just to see what it is like and decide SFI is not for them. Some people join SFI and forget about it, until they receive something from SFI which perks their curiosity and causes them to log in check it out. Become
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Affiliate since: 03/17/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Jenny's 112 other Ask SC answers

Thank you for this very timely question. I am sure that most affiliates ask themselves this question. I have been using my genealogy to see which affiliates are nearing the drop date because of inactivity. I then send them a message to let them know of all the great changes in SFI and ask them if they would at least check out the changes before they are dropped.
Many of my PSAS sign up and never log in again. I think that this is a common problem. I think that if their sponsor can create a spark of interest, they might take another look at SFI and find that it is a program that works. It offers affiliates the chance to achieve their goals and become successful. It is a company that is built on a solid foundation and has good leadership. With all of the changes in the last six months alone, it is easier to earn money and that is why most of us joined SFI. SFI works!
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Thank you for this very timely question. I am sure that most affiliates ask themselves this question. I have been using my genealogy to see which affiliates are nearing the drop date because of inactivity. I then send them a message to let them know of all the great changes in SFI and ask them if they would at least check out the changes before they are dropped.
Many of my PSAS sign up and never log in again. I think that this is a common problem. I think that if their sponsor can
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