MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENTS ON THE CORPORATE CONFERENCE CALL THIS TUESDAY...NOV-11th...DON'T MISS IT...
Don't forget the Corporate Conference Call tomorrow (Tuesday, November 11th, 2003) Conference calls are set for every Tuesday starting at
6:00 PM PST (NOT EST).
There are some very important new marketing tools and resources that will be announced... and you do not want to miss this call. Make sure every one of your downline is on this call. You should be promoting this call to all of your downline as a MAJOR EVENT... because it is! If you are serious about dramatically growing your Seasiver business then you will make it your primary goal to have all of your distributors on this call!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Please call one of the following numbers:
212-990-8000
646-519-5860
646-519-5800
347-534-1700
You will be asked to enter a 4 digit PIN number: 7063.
Each call is recorded and made available for playback
by calling 212-461-8600.
The information is also located here:
http://www.seasilver.com/corp/corpcall.html
Saturday, November 08, 2003
U.S. STUDY SHOWS VITAMINS SAVE HEALTH CARE COSTS...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Want to save health care dollars? Give vitamins to the elderly, a study published on Thursday suggests.
The study, done on behalf of Wyeth Consumer Health by health care consultant The Lewin Group, finds that vitamins could improve overall health, making elderly people less likely to need drugs or hospital care.
"The Lewin Group study found that daily use of a multivitamin by older adults is a relatively inexpensive yet potentially powerful way to improve one's health," Lewin said in the report.
As people age, and especially after age 65, the immune system generally weakens, leaving them vulnerable to infections.
"The five-year estimate of potential savings (or cost offsets) resulting from improved immune functioning and a reduction in the relative risk of coronary artery disease through providing older adults with a daily multivitamin is approximately $1.6 billion," the report concludes.
"The five-year estimated cost offset associated with avoidable hospitalization for heart attacks is approximately $2.4 billion," it adds.
The study assumed that 50 percent of adults over the age of 65 would take the vitamins at first, but that up to 85 percent would take them after five years of having Medicare or health insurance pay for them.
Over five years, the report concludes, it would cost min. $2.3 billion to provide a daily multivitamin to older adults in the United States.
The study was launched with the aim of finding an inexpensive way to save money in health care.
"Evidence from numerous sources indicates that a significant number of older adults fail to get the amounts and types of food necessary to meet essential energy and nutrient needs."
The group looked at a range of studies and reports to make its own findings. It studied the effects of taking vitamins on five diseases -- coronary artery disease, diabetes, osteoporosis, prostate cancer, and colorectal cancer.
"Additionally, we examined literature concerning the effects of multivitamins on immune functioning in older adults and the potential health care savings that might result from avoiding the costly hospitalizations, nursing home stays, and home health services associated with pneumonia, cellulitis (a skin infection), kidney and urinary tract infections, and septicemia (a blood infection)," the report read.
For instance, one 1998 study involving 80,000 nurses found a 24 percent reduction in the risk of heart attacks among women who took daily multivitamins.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Want to save health care dollars? Give vitamins to the elderly, a study published on Thursday suggests.
The study, done on behalf of Wyeth Consumer Health by health care consultant The Lewin Group, finds that vitamins could improve overall health, making elderly people less likely to need drugs or hospital care.
"The Lewin Group study found that daily use of a multivitamin by older adults is a relatively inexpensive yet potentially powerful way to improve one's health," Lewin said in the report.
As people age, and especially after age 65, the immune system generally weakens, leaving them vulnerable to infections.
"The five-year estimate of potential savings (or cost offsets) resulting from improved immune functioning and a reduction in the relative risk of coronary artery disease through providing older adults with a daily multivitamin is approximately $1.6 billion," the report concludes.
"The five-year estimated cost offset associated with avoidable hospitalization for heart attacks is approximately $2.4 billion," it adds.
The study assumed that 50 percent of adults over the age of 65 would take the vitamins at first, but that up to 85 percent would take them after five years of having Medicare or health insurance pay for them.
Over five years, the report concludes, it would cost min. $2.3 billion to provide a daily multivitamin to older adults in the United States.
The study was launched with the aim of finding an inexpensive way to save money in health care.
"Evidence from numerous sources indicates that a significant number of older adults fail to get the amounts and types of food necessary to meet essential energy and nutrient needs."
The group looked at a range of studies and reports to make its own findings. It studied the effects of taking vitamins on five diseases -- coronary artery disease, diabetes, osteoporosis, prostate cancer, and colorectal cancer.
"Additionally, we examined literature concerning the effects of multivitamins on immune functioning in older adults and the potential health care savings that might result from avoiding the costly hospitalizations, nursing home stays, and home health services associated with pneumonia, cellulitis (a skin infection), kidney and urinary tract infections, and septicemia (a blood infection)," the report read.
For instance, one 1998 study involving 80,000 nurses found a 24 percent reduction in the risk of heart attacks among women who took daily multivitamins.
Friday, November 07, 2003
CO-OP ADVERTISING IN LOCAL MARKETS...
Need to punch up your retail sales and recruiting in your local markets? Who doesn't?
Here is a system that works:
Start a "dealer listing" coop ad program with your other local downline distributors. Run approved display ads in your local newspapers, shoppers, church bulletins, chamber of commerce directories, etc. Offer to include the basic contact info of your downline (just name and telephone numbers) for each distributor who commits to a one case auto-ship order every month. As long as they are active with an autoship order... they are maintained in the dealer listing ads.
You pay for the ads... include your order information, web site address, toll free numbers, etc. Any orders coming directly from the ads goes to you. Put a section called "Order Seasilver From These Local Distributors"... in the ad and list your participating local downline members. A certain percentage of people seeing the ad will end up calling one of your downline...either because they know the individual, or want to deal locally. This helps your downline build retails sales and grow their distributor base, dramatically increases the awareness of Seasilver in your local markets, and shortens your selling cycle. It's a Win/Win all around.
If you are holding meetings in your local area, you can also put a small announcement of the meeting place and times in the ads which will help draw new distributors to your meetings.
Need to punch up your retail sales and recruiting in your local markets? Who doesn't?
Here is a system that works:
Start a "dealer listing" coop ad program with your other local downline distributors. Run approved display ads in your local newspapers, shoppers, church bulletins, chamber of commerce directories, etc. Offer to include the basic contact info of your downline (just name and telephone numbers) for each distributor who commits to a one case auto-ship order every month. As long as they are active with an autoship order... they are maintained in the dealer listing ads.
You pay for the ads... include your order information, web site address, toll free numbers, etc. Any orders coming directly from the ads goes to you. Put a section called "Order Seasilver From These Local Distributors"... in the ad and list your participating local downline members. A certain percentage of people seeing the ad will end up calling one of your downline...either because they know the individual, or want to deal locally. This helps your downline build retails sales and grow their distributor base, dramatically increases the awareness of Seasilver in your local markets, and shortens your selling cycle. It's a Win/Win all around.
If you are holding meetings in your local area, you can also put a small announcement of the meeting place and times in the ads which will help draw new distributors to your meetings.
FREE TRAINING CALLS BY TOP PROS...
Cutting Edge Media... one of the best resources for network marketers... has a great list of free training recordings categorized by subject matter.
You will find it at: http://www.cemleadcoach.com/trainingcalls.asp
Make sure you pass this on to your downlines and encourage them to visit the site regularly.
Cutting Edge Media... one of the best resources for network marketers... has a great list of free training recordings categorized by subject matter.
You will find it at: http://www.cemleadcoach.com/trainingcalls.asp
Make sure you pass this on to your downlines and encourage them to visit the site regularly.
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