Real Time Pain Relief - Free Sample program

A game changer was announced on this morning's International webinar.
Full details will be on Thursday night's call and on the blog Friday.
Instead of having to come in as an International Distributor for $1k,
they are making the Enterprise level available to those outside the U.S.
But it doesn't stop there, you can do it $100 at a time for 3 months.
Shipping is $30 anywhere in the world and includes over $200 of product retail.
This is a small enough amount to be considered "personal consumption" by other countries.
You will get the full benefits U.S. Enterprise Vendors have now including
a share in the Anniversary ad Co-Op for the Healthcare practitioner sales.
Plus you will be able to build teams 7 generations deep in all countries.
Rumor has it the same deal will be offered to U.S. affiliates tomorrow night.

You spoke, they listened and lowered the minimum inventory required to participate.
We still want Importers and Distributors but International Vendors can help find them.
In return you also get to participate in all the benefits U.S. Vendors have.
Co-Op ad shares are limited so if you want a piece of the pie, get in NOW.
The shares are free with the purchase of product packages at wholesale.
You can't win if you don't play. You can't lose if you do.
Double your money and get residual income for life.
It's working because the product works miracles.
It does for me and my many grateful customers.

You can still join as a Free Affiliate and earn 20% off referral sales.
Upgrading to Vendor is purely a business decision to make more $.

Just2EZ: You spoke, they listened
That goes for the length of the conference calls too! (Thanks!)
Tonight's call was "officially over" in 1 hour flat, Q&A took another half hour.

DEADLINE JULY 31st to be included in the Co-Op Ad pool to be paid out in October.

Anyone can now join for $100 and get product plus a stake in the Ad Co-Op.
You will also be earning at the Enterprise Level on probation for 90 days.
During that 90 days you must purchase a total of 3 All-Inclusive packages to stay Enterprise.
(If you are already a Basic Vendor buy 2 packs, Advanced 1 package to move up)
For each All-Inclusive you purchase for $100 you get 1 stake in the Co-Op.
Buy 3 at once and you get a bonus 4th Co-Op stake, each kit will be shipped separately.
The All-Inclusive is available to all International and U.S. Affiliates or Vendors.
You also get 1 point towards the Cash & Cruise promotion for each kit purchased.
If you are a Vendor the All-Inclusive qualifies as your monthly self-purchase.

OK, what's in the $100 All-Inclusive Enterprise package?

U.S. only = 2 P.O.P. boxes with 85 Travel Packs plus 3x 4oz Squeeze Bottles. Shipping $12.95

International = 100 Travel Packs plus 2x 4oz Squeeze Bottles. Shipping $30 anywhere on Earth.

The Co-Op is all the Healthcare Practitioners who sign up through RTPR's marketing efforts.
All you have to do is purchase product to build your own business off line, or consume.
You can double you investment by selling at retail and get a free ad co-op stake.
Or you can just give the products to people in pain and earn when they order.
I'm living proof that it works, the product and the compensation plan.
I got involved because the product works for me, now it pays me.
You can just do it for the money if you want, I do it for Love.
Nothing is better than getting paid for doing what you love.

P.S. The BoneCrusher endorsement will be released as a PR at 2am Friday.
The 1st of many upcoming endorsements from The Circle of Champions boxers.
They know pain and now they know Real Time Pain Relief!

I've been reading this forum and listening to the conference calls for a couple of weeks. I just joined at the new All-Inclusive Enterprise level, and am waiting to get my product and get started. It sounds exciting!

Good luck granny. Im sure you will do well in the RTPR biz.

Also THANKS to Jimmy for the updates. I myself do not attend the calls. Jimmy you are truly an asset to RTPR. THANKS for all the info and updates..

Thanks Gene, they have truly been an asset to my life, physically & financially.
Granny Lin, it was good talking with you and hearing that accent again, love it.

A little clarification on the Healthcare Ad Co-Op payouts for those involved.
Your stake is forever and you get paid monthly from the pool according to your stakes.
The pay floats upstream just as any Cat 3 sales, 10/5/1/1/1/1/1, 7 levels.
Your share increases with sales and you can accumulate more stakes.
(They call them "stakes" so as not to infer "shares" in the company.)

Last night's webinar was over in 58 minutes, period, end of story.
That is the promise and the hope for all future webinars, not counting training calls.
The focus now is on "It's only a hundred bucks" to get started making big money.
If you want a part in the Healthcare Co-Op you must be Enterprise level.
Now you can get there $100 at a time, 3 times in 90 days and you're there.
Each of those $100 gets you $200 in product, a Co-Op stake, and a Cash & Cruises point.
Not to mention the "Thanks!" from real, appreciative customers, again and again.

July was the 7th consecutive record setting month for commission paid out.
We are just getting started with the Press Releases and Healthcare Co-Op.
August should break all previous records by a huge margin.
Take advantage of the momentum and reap the rewards.
It's all about getting the product to those in pain.
They are already spending ~$200 Billion on pain relief with little results.
1% of that would be nice. All we ask is for them to try Real Time Pain Relief.
We do not chase them down and rub it on, although it's tempting some times.

"It's only a hundred bucks!", plus $12.95 shipping U.S. or $30 International.
Don't know about you but $100 is a lot to throw away so what do you get in return?
1st, you can sell the $100 worth of product at retail for $200. or...
You can use it to build retail accounts which is where the easy money is.
Or you can even give it away to people in pain to generate future sales.
But after you get your $100 back, plus profits, what about the Ad Co-Op?
So I did some figuring on what 1 Co-Op Ad stake could be worth to us.
Using MINIMUM figures I came up with the following:

$100 All Inclusive Enterprise Pkg. = 1 HCP AD Co-OP Stake plus $200 in product
If less than 1% of Market Signs Up = Approximately 1,200 HealthCare Practioners
$100/mo wholesale x 1,200 HCPs = $120,000/mo = $1,440,000/yr gross sales
10% commission = $12,000/mo = $144,000/yr Commisions Paid Out to Pool
1/1200th (1 Stake) = $10/mo = $120/yr
2nd Level = $5/mo = $60/yr
3rd-7th = $1/mo = $12/yr (x5 Levels = $60/yr)

So for EACH $100 invested in product at wholesale you should get at least $120/yr back.
If each of your downline did the same it would be $240/yr from 7 levels.
That's assuming you only had 1 downline, I have several dozen so far.
That's also assuming less than 1% of Healthcare Professionals buying only $100/mo. (low)
Multiply that by 10 on both those numbers and you get 100x that return.
And it really cost you nothing if you re-sell the product you got at wholesale.
Then buy another $100 worth and get another Co-Op stake, up to 3 per month.

So do you think it is really possible to get that much business from HCPs?
Take a look at the FULL PAGE AD coming out in Dynamic Chiropractic Magazine.
(Go to RTPR.com/blog and click on the "Co-Op Blog" link on the right hand side.)
And that is just one of several ads being run. There are newsletter ads also.
Plus a booth at the National Chiropractors convention in Florida the end of August.

Combine that with the BoneCrusher PR that went out to 5,000 media outlets.
The vision is becoming clearer and more profitable by the day.
Pain Pays!

Just2EZ
Hi everyone, I recently joined with enterprise and was looking for an unbiased opinion.
My city and six counties around it hosts a Senior Games event every end of August. This is a get together of approx 400 seniors 60 and over to participate in physical and other activities.
Do you feel this exposure would be cost effective with a lot of sample paks given in tote bags with other sponsers freebies?
The cost would be upwards of maybe $200. Just trying to get off to a good start. Thanks all!

jstuber: Do you feel this exposure would be cost effective with a lot of sample paks given in tote bags with other sponsers freebies?
The cost would be upwards of maybe $200. Just trying to get off to a good start. Thanks all!

Yes and no, that's more of a shotgun approach than just using prize packages.
You could set up a booth/table and give a percentage of sales to the organizations.
That would get you more exposure while making you an immediate profit.
Even more so, the assistants may want to buy some for other people they know.
(or, Heaven forbid, want to join your business since they know customers)
If you focus only on the elderly participants you will miss half the market.
Especially since they are from a wider geographic market than you alone can serve.

There are local business and Chamber meetings where you could give out samples.
At those you could recruit retailers to carry it and vendors to build your team.
While the focus is on the product, building a team helps sell even more for you.
We want to help people make money helping others profit, not just resolving pain.
The whole point of the comp plan is to encourage creating incomes for others.

Maybe the government should learn from RTPR's example? (sorry, couldn't resist)


Addendum, and for the sake of a second ping.
Re: government - If you don't have a retail license team up with the drink vendor.
You can supply them Real Time on consignment and donate a portion to charity.
That way you avoid having to get your own permit or paying a booth rental fee.
Plus the refreshment stand would have more customers seeing the product.
They might even want to become a full time vendor for other events they cater.

Thanks, great ideas. The teaming with other vendors is right on, as in another life (sample to sale) I found quick that the other vendors was where I found most interest. Instead of renting space, just walk around and lay them on other vendors. Good stuff all, glad I found this. Also offered a few friends on facebook samples, fellow networkers who suffered or knew someone, and got some response. Have discovered people will talk about their pains just like their kids or pets. There's no limits!

jstuber: teaming with other vendors
Funny how things fall into place, and pop up on this forum.
Was posting on the hot dog cart thread about a friend's new cart yesterday.
Went to a pot-luck at his house tonight and got him to carry Real Time on his cart.
Seems he was thinking of renting ad space on his cart and the RTPR bumper sticker won.
He got a box of travel packs to test market at a concert in the park on Saturday.
He is a salesman so he may end up signing other vendors to sell for him too.
Round and round and round she goes and where it stops nobody knows.
Coincidence or manifest destiny? It's just too easy when you believe.
Keep Real Time in the flow of life and the rest takes care of itself.

By the way, for those in my downline who are members of this forum...
The "Join the Team" link is a rotator with your ELA website in it.
I couldn't keep up with changing my signature or deciding who's next.
It is totally random but weighted by your rank from Affiliate to Enterprise.
Meaning Enterprise Vendors have 4 entries to Affiliate's 1, Basic's 2, or Advanced's 3.
If you do not want to be included please let me know since I can't imagine why.
Your sign ups are welcome to contact me for assistance or questions you can't answer.
My front line is getting too big so I need you folks to step up and take some.
I see other teams advertising in my own backyard and I'm sure yours too.
The market is huge enough for all of us so spread it around and prosper.
The more you share the more you'll make in long term residual commissions.
Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime, plus he'll feed you too.

jstuber: was looking for an unbiased opinion

Sometimes we fail to notice the humor until we re-read things.

Laughter is the best medicine!
Thanks
jimmy

Does anybody use Backpage for advertising? Any results?
A lot of RTPR ads are on CL, in violation of CL's TOS.
In fact some of the top salespeople are all over CL.
Backpage allows affiliate links and biz op ads free.
So here's one I'm running you can post locally (or worldwide).
Feel free to critique my salesmanship or anything else, thanks.

Huge Business Opportunity with Multiple Residual Income Streams for Life
Enormous income potential in the Multi-Billion Dollar Pain Relief Market.
13 year old Oklahoma company expanding world wide and into US Retail outlets.
Free Bonus Health Care Ad Co-Op Stake with each $100 All-Inclusive Enterprise Kit.
The All-Inclusive kit is worth over $200 retail and creates residual income streams.
Buy 3 All-Inclusive Enterprise kits at once and get a 4th HCP Ad Co-Op Stake free.
One to three hundred dollar investment recommended but not required.
Generate retail and wholesale accounts simply by sharing our product.
Help others Enjoy Living Again and reap the rewards for years to come.
Start for free today or you can try 8 samples for $5.95 postage paid.
To learn more or contact us Visit: (website URL here)
??? Location: Worldwide

??? Post ID: 14092153 dallas

(If any team members want a URL re-direct to ELA from our site let me know)
No way I can post in every city and suburb, except to pay $500+/week that is.
Have to see if backpages generates any results before trying that.

Super Saturday Vendor Training at 11am Eastern, be there if you want to Learn more.
InJoy,
jimmy

Just2EZ: Does anybody use Backpage for advertising? Any results?
Results? How about Google Indexing the ads?! Do Follow link juice from free ads.
Not only that, the ad in Dallas Backpages got picked up by Fort Worth Classifieds,
which actually gave me more hits than the ad in Dallas (BigD has lots of ads).

If I only knew how to write an ad that sells.
Not from a lack of practice or studying, it comes from years of despising salesmen.
I should be convincing people to buy the $300 Fast Start with 4 Free HCP Co-Ops.
Instead, I timidly say "investment recommended but not required."
Just imagine what a die hard salesman could do with this comp plan in no time.

Don't get me wrong, I have a big team, just not of team of big producers.
I tend to attract like minded readers investment recommended but not required.
People tend to work harder the more than have invested in themselves.
In this company no one gets fired for goofing off, they just don't make as much.
I'm living proof of that, would be Senior Enterprise by now if I could motivate (myself).
Oh I'm motivated to share the product and the business, just not by money.
That has always been my curse and my BLESSING. Love conquers all.
I am thankful just to be alive and have freedom from pain and pills.
Didn't get into this for the money but now I'm turning capitalist.
Pray for me? I'm afraid it's hopeless when love & money meet.
Plenty of both to go around in this business.
Have a happy pain free weekend everyone.
jimmy

The National Chiropractors Convention in Florida starts tomorrow, August 25th.
Even before the convention and ads kick in the HCP Co-Op sales are at $8.83 per stake.
That translates to .88/mo per stake in commissions for your own, .44 from referrals.
If that was all they ever generated it would equal more than a 10% return per year 1st level.
Sell the $200 worth of product at retail and your profits are more than 110%.
Sell it at wholesale to generate retail accounts and the return could be even greater.
We expect the value of the stakes to double or triple after the convention.
The ads are scheduled to run for a full year so stakes should grow monthly.

Time for me to re-focus, got too sidetracked with the recruiting aspect vs. sales.
It's been fun but the real joy comes from sharing the product, not the plan.
Back to basics for me. Find your balance between sharing and recruiting.
Too much recruiting ignores the immediate profits to be made from selling.
Besides that the best recruits are people who believe in the product first.
A seasoned MLMer could make a killing just off the plan but that's not for me.
Helping people ease their pain is what got me started and what keeps me going.
InJoy,
jimmy

The reports from the Chiropractors Convention sound real promising.
They set out with a goal to get 325 request for samples and more info.
The final scan tally was 467 plus another 32 personal requests logged.
That would be 1 short of 500 out of the approx 3,000 Chiropractors attending,
putting Real Time Pain Relief in the Top 10 booths visited and products requested.
Some Chiropractors signed up and a couple recorded video testimonies at the show.
Calls are also coming in from the full page ad running in Dynamic Chiropractor Magazine.

If you have HCP Co-Op Stakes you need to make your August self purchase by 8/31.
You don't lose your stakes if you don't buy but you don't get paid on them either.
Affiliates and Vendors always earn on Cat 1 & 2 sales but Cat 3 & 4 require a purchase.
The Health Care Co-Ops are Category 3 sales so pony up if you want Co-Op commissions.
If your downline members have Co-Op Stakes you can earn from those too.
If your referral has 2 Co-Ops that earns you the same as having another Co-Op stake.

Again, nobody loses their downline if they don't make a monthly purchase,
but you don't get the commissions earned on levels 3-7 or Cat. 3 & 4 sales.
They do not carry forward to next month like Category 1 & 2 commissions do.

It's strictly a business decision if you purchase product or not.
If you can't sell or use the product then don't buy it!
Buy the All Inclusive packages and get free Co-Ops.
Your choice always but which is wiser?
(Hint: Free HCP Co-Ops)

Enjoy Living Again! with Real Time Pain Relief,
jimmy

The latest update for those Vendors who want to earn beyond Affiliate level.

"As a natural consequence of RTPR's evolving marketing efforts, some of the previously published, limited time offers have expired. On September 1, 2011, RTPR added a number of *EXCITING* new SELF-Purchase options that seamlessly complement the evolving marketing efforts and at the same offer more ways for all ELA Vendors to earn more FREE Company-Funded Co-Ops.
The current offering of SELF-Purchase Package Options are:

Basic Self-Purchase Package: $49.95 (Does NOT Include a Co-Op Stake)

All-Inclusive Enterprise Package: $100.00 (includes 1 free HCP Co-Op stake)

B2B Self Purchase: $150.00 This powerful *NEW* value packed, package includes 10 POP Retail "yellow" Boxes and 310 Travel Packs (includes 1 free HCP Co-Op stake)

Customize Your Self-Purchase ??“ ELA Vendors may customize their purchases using any combination of ala carte items totaling at least $50 in wholesale purchase price. Any customized wholesale purchase totaling $50 or more will qualify an ELA Vendor to receive commissiions and bonuses beyond the 2 tier Affiliate level.

Three (3) ways to obtain FREE Company-Funded Co-Ops:
1. The All-Inclusive Enterprise Package includes one (1) FREE Company-Funded Co-Op

2. B2B Self Purchase-Package includes one (1) FREE Company-Funded Co-Op

3. You Can Now CUSTOMIZE your purchases and receive FREE Company-Funded Co-Ops. When an ELA Vendor purchases, at least, $150.00 in ala carte product (Basic Self-Purchase Package can be included) in a calendar month, he/she will receive one (1) FREE Company Funded Co-Op!
PLEASE NOTE ... You can NOT include Basic Kits, Advanced Kits, Enterprise Kits, Enterprise-Plus Kits, All-Inclusive Enterprise Kit, B2B Self-Purchase Packages as part of your wholesale, ala carte product selection .

For more information on the RTPR Self-Purchase vs Auto-ships, read the following document:
http://rtpr.com/media/RTPR-Self-Purchase-vs-Autoship.pdf "

Attend the Super Saturday Training Webinar Sept. 3rd at 11:30 EDT to learn more.
Have a safe and fun Labor Day weekend even if you don't have a "J.O.B.".
jimmy

In my quest to find the best pain relief product for my wife, I came across Real Time Pain Relief about 2 years ago. It is by far the Best topical pain relief product we have ever used. Recently my wife had requested I place another order for Real Time Pain Relief, through Google I read about the Vendor program, and decided to give it a try. I signed up for the all-inclusive Enterprise Pack a month ago. So far I'm on my 2nd $100 package, hope to order 3rd one in about another month.

I like the idea of being able to customize your monthly self purchase, or customize $150+ ala carte purchase and receive a co op stake. I have wondered is it easier to sell the 4-oz jars vs. the 4 oz squeeze bottles?

Hi Scott, welcome to the work at home forum and The Pain Relief Team.
Might want to check your AOL spam folder for emails I sent you.
I think the squeeze bottle works best but it varies by customer.
For a while the roll-on was outselling the squeeze bottle.
The jar still has it's place but not in a purse or gym bag.
Personally the roll-on is easier to sell for some reason.
Not sure if it's the shape or the $20 price point.
Having all the packages lets the customer decide.
Send them to your website if you don't have it.

For those that missed the Sunday night training call, hang on to your hats.
The Co-Op just took a new leap with Retail oriented ads going into USA Today!
Plus half a dozen other major news publications beginning about mid September.
Sales generated will go into the Ad Co-Op pool to be divided among stake holders.

Also look for a new Terms of Agreement document in your back office soon.
It spells out the legal terms of why this is not MLM by any state's definition.
Leveraged Wholesale Marketing is creating a whole new ball game.
The Product pays for the party when real customers pay for the product.
Onward and upward RTPR!

For those who have not read or heard the new "elevator pitch"...
"We have the Best Smelling, Most Effective rub-on Pain Reliever on the market."
That's it, 'nuff said.

"Best Smelling"
Months ago on here, last year in fact, I posted how hard it was to smell it on-line.
Now that realization has been used to boost off line sales.
At the Chiropractors Convention management put some in a cup for all to smell.
No need to get them to open a package or pump some on their hands, just sniff.
Once they did that getting them to try it was easier.
The smell that sells, it's the sweet smell of success.
"Who want's to smell like Shaq?" (my new motto)

Charles said he covered the cup and had them imagine the smell of Ben-Gay,
then he uncovered the cup and had them smell Real Time Pain Relief.
Their expectations were exceeded which makes for an easier sale.
Try using a small saucer or petri dish at your next demonstration.
Or just squirt some on your hands like I do,
but who wants to sniff me besides the dog?
A dish or cup works better, take my word.
InJoy,
jimmy