An effective ambassador team is an extremely potent marketing tool for any ambassador. Still, teams can be challenging to set up and even more so to maintain. Here are some tried-and-true methods for making the most of your team.
1. FIND THE RIGHT PEOPLE
Choosing the right ambassadors is crucial for the growth and success of your team. You may not get a lot of applications from people who want to become ambassadors. It is your job to find the right people. Create a team that is as diverse as possible. This means adding people to your team from different parts of your life, not just your friends. People who know different things will help your team to work better.
2. KNOW YOUR TEAM
It is critical to have a personal relationship with your team to maintain a high work ethic. You can still schedule a quick call or private message whether your team is small or large. It is important to know which ambassadors are reliable and who can manage themselves versus who needs supervision or more help.
3. PREPARATION IS VITAL
The best ambassadors teams know all about the Imperial Candles. Before they start promoting, be sure you have all the information they’ll need. Organize frequent meetings to make sure everyone is up to date.
4. KEEP YOUR TEAM ENGAGED
There are many ways to keep your team engaged. You can hold meetings regularly with all members. You can take polls on social media sites such as Twitter or Facebook, text message team members, or even send them emails.
It is important to do this on a personal level – make sure everyone in the group is engaged, not just one person who is handling everything for you.
5. SAY THANKS
An open line of communication between ambassadors and yourself will keep your ambassador team alive. Sometimes just saying “Thank you” is enough to make them feel appreciated and continue working with you.
This process may require more of your energy, time, and resources, but the rewards will far outweigh any costs. An effective ambassador team will provide you with an opportunity for personal and financial growth.
To your success,
Traian