Thank you.
Let me draw from my years of community service and give you some information about people in poverty if you promote your business in this envirnment.
Don't set yourself up to fail
Lack of resources
> People in long term poverty may not have computers so direct your invitation to those who do. If they don't have computers there is no way they can afford one at this point in their life.
> Do not promote a program that will cost them anything to join. Total dollars out of pocket should be $ 0.
> Do not promote a program that requires them to buy domain names, hosting or any of those costs.
Economic understanding
> People in poverty have a vastly different view of life and opportunities than you or I. Many are sceptical having been burned many times.
> People in poverty do not understand economics. Skip explaining the compensation plan until they are ready to sign up.
Instruction Guides
> Use "baby steps" to instruct this group. Most will be unfamiliar with the internet environment. You will have to assess your group to determine how knowledgable they are about the internet and computers.
> Use "baby steps" consider inviting those in your class who don't understand comptuers to ba basic instruction class (only if they have a computer).
> Use "baby steps" consider inviting those in your classs to an internet instruction group. Best to have this class after the mini-computer instruction class so you can include those students.
> Go slow when teaching your business model and compensation plan. Believe me they will not get the compensation plan the first 2 or three times you explain it.
Get Help
> Don't do this alone, get help from your upline / downline to set up and do trainings.
> Get advise from local community agencies on how best to present your training to this group.
To the Betterment of All!
Vel