“T.E. Teams” It’s Team Downline Building
Awww Spring has arrived in California ( not officially ), and with the arrival of 80 degree weather, I’m celebrating with a brand spanking new illness. Actually, it’s not that bad and really the first time I’ve had a semi serious bout with the flu all year. All achy and stuff.
Emails. I know I know, some of you have probably dis-owned me by now. I’m a bit behind in my reply’s ( your next Bret, I haven’t forgotten you ).
I’m also slowly working on my new site. Only a few of you have got a chance to see the current state of what I should have announced by now, but I’ll share it soon. It won’t have anything to do with money ( well, at least not for you =P ).
Last night a got a heads up from Lynn about the new and very awesome T.E. Teams.
T.E. Teams is a brand new venture headed up by
traffic exchange industry leaders Jon Olson, Tim Linden,
Austin Hallock, and John Guanzon.
It is designed to be SIMPLE. With only seven programs to worry about, it’s not only simple but easy to manage.
How it works is you join under a Team ( MINE OF COURSE ). You enter your referral I.D.s for the seven selected programs and you get to experience the magic of Team Downline building.
Step 1 – You enter your Traffic Wave user name ( yeah, you should join Traffic Wave ). Traffic Wave has a free 30 day trail then it’s $17.95 a month. I actually have two TW accounts. One for My Instant Biz and one because I have such an awesome up line. I’m using the second for T.E. Teams.
Step 2 - Is for T.E. Toolbox. This is Tim Lindens baby and has pretty much everything you need for Traffic Exchange success. Although, I find Splash Page Maker easier to use in regards to making splash pages. I really need to spend more time playing around with Tim’s program.
Step 3 - Five Traffic Exchanges!!! That’s it! ThumbVu, Start Exchange, I Love Hits”, Traffic Splash ( my favorite ), and Dragon Surf. You don’t have to join ‘em all but it’s recommended. Five really is a good number to focus on, but don’t feel like your limited to just promoting in these five exchanges.
Although T.E. Teams is FREE to join, Traffic Wave is only Free for 30 days so make sure your ready to commit to $17.95 a month after that. Upgrading in the other six programs is totally optional. You of course earn more both in advertising credits and referral commissions when you upgrade, but do so within your budget.
What makes this so fantastic, like I said above, is how simple it is. Not to replace Affiliate Funnel, Traffic Exchange Solutions”, or any other of your favorite downline builders. T.E. Teams is special because everyone on our team is building each other’s downline in all seven of the programs above. Your referral I.D.s are in rotation when our team promotes. Essentially this means you could build some serious downlines by doing nothing at all, but YOUR NOT GOING TO DO THAT!!!
This works for everyone when EVERYONE does what they can do to promote the Team Promo Pages ( there’s more coming ). Whether it’s through traffic exchanges, Safelists, blogs, your website, or mailing your list of prospects. There’s no requirement as to how much work you put into promoting for the team, I have kids, two jobs and am currently under the weather. So I totally understand how busy life is for most of us.
I’ve already received a random referral for ThumbVu this morning, proving that this works perfectly.
Okay, I need to go lay down **cough cough wheeze**
Phil
P.S. We even have a Team Forum just for the Team, so support and kudos are always available.
Okay, so a couple years ago I was a pretty big guy. I worked out at Worlds Gym and had a pretty decent routine going. “Worlds” had child care for my kids, all the machines, heavy dumbbells and barbells that I liked. Then one day. Actually it wasn’t “One Day”, it was over the course of a couple months. Things started to change. The child care ended, renovation crews started taking over, and the “Please Pardon Our Dust” notices became an annoying part of my workout. Not a problem, I was in-visioning a bigger, better and more bad ass gym. Boy was I wrong. My gym turned into a senior center. Umm, I mean, my gym turned into “Planet Fitness”. A judgment free zone where I wasn’t a loud to grunt, exert too much energy, or accidentally drop an 80lb dumbbell. All my machines, heavy dumbbells, barbells and **gasp**, bench’s were gone. No squat racks or “hammer strength” machines. Just rows of cookie cutter wuss type exercise contraptions, lots of treadmills, and a big notice on the wall that more or less said that: BodyBuilder Type Folks weren’t allowed. 




