What if ? and just said no to opportunity - is that you ?

What if I had ....

Shared on behalf a fellow networker Paul Gillingham

"Over the past few weeks i've been fortunate enough to sit around a table with the CEO of the company and listen first hand to what he has got to say about LTW. He spoke about why he set it up, where he wants to take the company and how he plans to make this into a company that is unique to the MLM world.
Now i would't call myself a networker but i know an good opportunity when i see one. This is like nothing i have ever seen before and i know that this has got SO much potential. 

Yes there is work to be done but doesn't every company require you to go to work
Yes they know there needs to be improvements with delivery but thats only down to the monumental increase in distributor growth
Yes they know that they need to improve on the training systems and at least have a 'getting starting training' program but thats down to the quality of people coming into OUR team that want to make this work. 

Them small meetings i've had with Rehan & Rizwan along with Dave and the CEO have got me so fired up because of the opportunity we have with this company.
 
Can you imagine if you had the opportunity to be one of the first handful of people to get into Herbalife or to Avon or to Amway those many years ago?
Can you imagine what those peole are thinking now that said NO to Mark Zuckerberg when he asked them about Facebook?

Now I know this is different but this is the opportunity that we have all got right now.
We are the handful of people that have taken the opportunity to get involved with this company and we are the ones that can go out there and absolutely OWN this!

I will leave you with this

No one ever paid money for a premise to leave it empty. If it was a clothes shop they'd buy clothes, if it was a cake shop they'd buy cakes and if it were a wine shop they'd buy wine.

What am i saying?

GO ACTIVE STRAIGHT AWAY

Treat this like a business and run this like a business

We are all IBO's - Independent business owners!

Enjoy your evening and lets close out the month of april strongly"

Thank you for taking a look

Spencer Rayner
Email: spencer.rayner@ltwuk.com

Lifetree World (LTW) is a fresh concept - Like to Join Me ??

This is for anyone (UK mainland) that's interested in building a business AND helping others to do the same.

If you're not interested, that's fine, simply move on to your next BLOG post, as this won't be for you. Okay?

✳ I'm looking for people to join me TODAY!

You will need my ID Number: 322928 and Surname: Rayner

✳ If you've not yet looked into the opportunity that Lifetree World has to offer, do it now. It's unbeatable!
 
✳ Lifetree World (LTW) is a fresh concept that enables the consumer to battle the darker sides of capitalism. Each consumer is awarded with 'profit value' points for shopping online, AND earns from those you enroll, so the potential to earn thousands of pounds a month is immense. We have people in our team already doing this.
 
✳ How does LTW do this? Simple. They cut out the overheads that supermarkets and stores suffer, and return them straight back to the customer.
 
✳ Take this opportunity to become an independant business owner and start earning a monthly residual income. There is no paperwork, no inventory and NO SELLING!
 
✳ There's absolutely NOTHING COMPLICATED about this. All you need is a positive attitude and £35 which will get you your own website to order from, back office, and all the support you require.
 
1. You do your usual shop online.
 
2. Get 3 others on board that want to achieve the same goals as you.
 
3. Even without signing anyone up, you will still earn 2% on your monthly shop REGARDLESS!
 
4. You start earning money.
 
✳ If you don't do any food or household shopping, and you can't talk to people, this won't be suitable for you. Everyone else, unless you're a millionaire.

✳ This will change your life forever so make it happen!
 
✳ Take this opportunity to become an independent business owner and start earning a monthly residual income. 

There is no paperwork, no inventory and NO SELLING!

If you wish to join me CLICK HERE
You will need my ID Number: 322281 and Surname: Rayner 

Thanks for your time

Spencer Rayner

Five reasons why I joined LTW - Life Tree World

Hey Friend,

Alot of people up and down the United Kingdom are joining Life Tree World home based business because of the reasons below:-

Five reasons why I joined Life Tree World 

1. They don't want you to sell any products which is appealing to a lot of people

2. The only 2 things you have to do is do your normal essential shop (which we all do anyway) and let other people know of the amazing opportunity.

3. For a one off fee of £35 you get-
**License to trade with LTW.
**Drivers who deliver you products up and down the country.
**IT department working for you.
**E-Commerce Website.
**Fantastic Customer services.
**Website maintenance and update.
And most important of all an opportunity to achieve financial, time and spiritual freedom.

4. As Life Tree World has only been going for 13 months, everyone who joins now will be right at the top of the company especially as we go global in a few months, then it's just going to go crazy.

5. we all look after each other and the system that has been put in place makes everyone help the people below them to make a team so we are all like one big happy family.

Dave Ives explains:-





To Join: CLICK HERE
You will need my ID number: 322928 and surname: RAYNER


Lets connect either on:-

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/spencer.rayner.7 

or

Linkedin: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/spencerrayner247

Thank you for your time & have a great day

Spencer Rayner 

Monetise your online grocery shopping

Hey Friend,

Just recently started a new business that price's of the items purchased the price doesn't need to be competitively priced like the traditional high street supermarkets.

If your looking for the best bargain it would be assumed it means the best or cheapest price but what if you could qualify for a companies profit scheme just literally by shopping online with them would you consider it ?

2% of the gross profit shared equally amongst its independant business owners.
A business where you didnt need to find customers and still earn a residual income  & where the company grows ... that sounds amazing !!

I hardly ever shop online for food, like many others would pop down to the local supermarket and purchase something to eat not really worrying about cost but since being showing "how to monetise your online grocery shopping" certainly has re-educated me.

It does not stop there if you really love this idea I am sure you would mention or refer this to your family & friends  ... referral marketing concept uses the word of mouth marketing which is powerful in its own right but soon as you have referred people and they have joined you earn from them too.



So  .. Ok wow .. I get it now  the price of the actual products are insignificant because the real money to be earnt is from company profit share & show others how they can prosper too.

But ..  you may think the products would be of brands not known, right  ??

Well actually take a look at the picture below and see how many brands of food you recognise:-

 

Ok let me introduce Dave Ives, Welcome to Life Tree World and he will explain how this all works:-

To join Click Here

You will need my ID number: 322928 and enter my surname: RAYNER

If you like to connect:-

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/spencer.rayner.7

Linkedin: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/spencerrayner247

Thank you for your time

Kind regards

Spencer Rayner

Interesting facts about household grocery online shopping

Hey Friend, 

Three-quarters 74% of UK consumers use the internet for household grocery shopping activity according to a study released today.

The 2012 Nielsen Global Survey of Digital’s Influence on Grocery Shopping surveyed more than 28,000 Internet consumers in 56 countries.

In the UK, it reveals that saving money is a major factor why consumers go online for grocery shopping – almost half (48 percent) look for deals, 30 percent go to coupon websites and 25 percent compare prices. Among those looking for grocery coupons, more than a quarter (26 percent) do so on a daily basis.

Britons are more likely to use the Internet for saving money on groceries than Europeans as a whole; 43 percent of Europeans look for deals online, whilst 22 percent look for coupons.

More than a quarter (27 percent) of online Britons intend to buy food and drink products online in the coming months – making groceries the third most popular category in the UK behind travel bookings (30 percent) and books, newspapers and magazines (28 percent). Two years ago, groceries were the seventh most popular category. Even today across Europe, groceries are still only the twelfth most popular category.

Almost half (47 percent) of Britons online use the internet for grocery research, such as checking a price or reading a consumer review. Among this group, one in five (21 percent) does this every day.

Nielsen UK Head of Retailer Insight, Mike Watkins: “Grocery shopping and the internet go together like bread and butter for three-quarters of Brits. It shows just how aware supermarkets and brands need to be about how it impacts their bottom line – not just in what products people buy, but the prices they pay and where they get them from.

“One in every 10 Brits online uses the web for grocery shopping research every day, while eight percent visit a coupon site daily for grocery deals. The growth in smartphones and apps makes this easier than ever. Retailers cannot ignore trends such as that.”

Nearly half (46 per cent) of UK consumers who buy or research grocery shopping online say that the internet now accounts for at least one-quarter of their total online and offline grocery activity time; 27 percent say online now accounts for at least half their total grocery activity time.

Over the last year, the rise in food prices has been the biggest factor determining what grocery brands and products Britons have purchased. This is followed by increased transportation costs (27 percent), health reasons and retailer loyalty programmes (both 21 percent). The availability of self-service checkouts has had a major impact on the grocery choices of 18 percent of Britons online.

Watkins continues: “Three of the four biggest factors impacting what people have bought over the last year relate to cost, which reinforces the price sensitivity of Britons when it comes to grocery shopping.

"So, while much has been made about fitness and wellbeing in this, an Olympic year, British shoppers are as likely to make purchase decisions based on retailer loyalty programmes and the use of coupons and vouchers - available online or via their smartphones - as they are on what’s best for their health.”

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