Eos Technology is part of the iJango network, a family of Online brands fueling the goals and dreams of individuals, businesses, and organizations throughout the USA.

At iJango our goal is to assist you in capturing some of the wealth that you help to build online. Whenever you are active Online, visiting websites, connecting with facebook, watching YouTube, checking your email, and of course shopping, you are contributing the the value of these companies. You are generating revenue even when you are not purchasing! Web traffic is a big part of the value of these companies success!

I’ll put it this way, when you pass by a billboard in your town, or on the highway, the advertiser paid for your eyeballs. Even if you don’t have any interest in the ad on the billboard. When we search and connect Online we actually enter search words ie; Grand Canyon Tours or How To Decorate A Cake. When we are connected on Yahoo, Google, Facebook, etc.. we are part of a community, and all that is worth billions to these companies!

In short ijango and Eos bring some of the massive internet advertising and commission dollars back to you and your community. All The billions of dollars earned by companies like Google, Yahoo, Facebook, and others are very real and growing annually.

In fact each free active member will receive regular Cash Back Rewards and earn a percentage of any free members whom they refer to iJango!

Eos Technology is a combination of our Mozilla based web browser: Eos and the Eos Toolbar for your favorite web Browser. Whichever one you use, they both insure that you receive your Cash Back rewards for your Online activity and shopping. To get started simply go to www.iJangoDream.com

Please join us and create a Win – Win tradition for you, your family and community! It only takes a few minutes to install Eos Technology on your Mac or PC and you’ll earn your first $1.00 just for getting it set up!

Eos is the name of the Greek goddess of the dawn, it’s also the name of a great Nikon camera and a Volkswagen convertible, and probably some other stuff out there. We like to say Eos means: Earn Online Simply or Equal Opportunity Surfing, so Enter Our System and make it your Everyday Online Success plan for improving your budget and helping all whom you know. It Just Makes Sense!

Ever wonder how to make crazy sick money in iJango? It’s real and totally possible. Regional Director Angela Schnabel from Little Rock found out how simply by using the calculator provided in her back office. Read on… and prepared to be motivated. Earn as much or as little as you want- both are possible with iJango. Be sure to visit her blog www.ijangoinaction.com !

One thing I love about iJango is that you can earn REALISTIC money without ever team building. However, that’s the hard way to do network marketing.

All work and no play makes’ you unsuccessful. The fact is that a well-placed vacation can do wonders for every area of your life. In this busy world, where we are driven to be producing all the time, summer is a good time to be reminded that a break is sometimes the best thing to move us forward in the long run.

I know many people who can't seem to get themselves to break away from the office, thinking that they are getting a lot of work done. The truth is that they need a break and when they get back they will be working much more effectively.

With that in mind, here are some thoughts on why you can vacation your way to success.

Vacationing helps you appreciate your work. After a while even work you normally love can become drudgery. Taking a vacation gets you away and after a while you begin to miss it and chomp at the bit to get back to it. You simply appreciate it more.

Vacationing helps you reset your mind. Even though the mind is a mystery, we do know that it can get tired; mentally fatigued. Getting away on a regular basis helps reset the mind to its peak condition. Every brain needs a good rest.

Vacationing makes your body stronger, with more energy for the battle by giving it a rest. The world's top bodybuilders, the ones with the huge muscles know something that the typical businessperson doesn't - the body needs a rest. Every week they take one day off. And then they take whole seasons off and allow their bodies to rest. Our bodies are the same. We need to let them relax, sleep more, etc.

Vacationing gives you time to encourage your support team - your family. While we are putting in long hours and working hard, our families support us with encouragement and the like. Vacationing let's them know that you value them and want to make sure that you take good, significant times for them. Then, when you get back to work, you know that your "team" is firmly in your corner.

Vacationing puts you in a creative mindset. Sometimes being in the same situation gets your imagination stuck in a rut. Watching the sun set, listening to the waves crash, or enjoying the fresh air of the mountains will set your creative imagination soaring. You may find that you come up with all sorts of solutions to work issues while lying on the beach. I don't know how this works... but it does.

Vacationing renews your spirit. We all need an emotional boost. We need a break from the roller coaster of emotions that drain our spirits while at work. Quite frankly, if you do vacation right, the predominant emotion should be peace. And that is just what you need to get rejuvenated for work.

Vacationing proves to you that your work or office can exist without you. Sometimes we overestimate our value to the organization and this puts so much stress on us. The fact is that if you go away for a week, your job will still be there. The company won't be bankrupt, and life will still be going on. We need to know that work goes on, so that we don't worry so much. Get away and don't call the office!

With all that said…What if you could have an occupation that required a vacation or multiple vacations? I’m not talking about a job. I’m talking about a new and improved way of life. I’m talking about our business iJango. It’s easy to join and simple to live. You don’t have to be the smartest person in the world, and you don’t have to understand everything to share it with someone. This is not just another job, iJango allows you to meet new people everyday, travel where you want to, and spend more time with your family without having to be stuck in a cubicle in some office. I’m not saying that it doesn’t require dedication because it does, just like anything else that’s important to you. My family is the most important thing to me and being able to spend more time with them is priceless. If I was at a regular 9-5 job I’d be missing out on several hours of my families everyday life…the little things add up to something huge and I refuse to miss out on that.

So what is my advice? Take a vacation. You need one. You deserve one. Life is passing you by, my friend, and in the end, you will know you should have taken a vacation. Your office won't fall apart if you’re not there. The earth will continue to turn on its axis. Your family will be happy. Get on our website (www.theijangodream.com) Join iJango today, log in to your new personal account and book a vacation through one of our many affiliate travel sites book your vacation and earn cash back for it.... your success depends upon it!

Remember – We are providing a free service to people, but gathering prospects and turning them into members still works as if we were selling a tangible product. We are selling them on our fantastic services and why it would benefit them to use our services.

Tip #1: Don’t Forget to Ask for Referrals

When it comes to asking for referrals, timing is everything. Research indicates that the most effective time to ask for referrals is right after you’ve made the sale or provided a valuable service for your customer. Asking for referrals prior to closing the sale is a big mistake and may even jeopardize the sale itself.

Once the sale has been completed, your customer will be on an “emotional high” and far more receptive to the idea of providing you referrals.

Tip #2: Train and Reward Your Advocates.

An advocate is a person who’s willing to go out of his or her way to recommend you to a friend or associate. Most customers are initially reluctant to provide referrals without some basic training and motivation.

Once you’re given a prospect, it’s a good idea to take the time to role-play with your advocate to demonstrate how to approach and talk to the referral. A brief role-playing exercise will build your advocate’s confidence and keep him/her from overeducating their referrals. During your role-play session, be sure to prepare your advocate to expect some initial resistance. This training will pay big dividends by making him/her advocate more effective and less likely to become discouraged when faced with rejection.

Always take the time to thank your advocates and give them feedback on the status of their referrals. Call them and then follow up by sending a thank you card and/or gift.

Tip #3: Strike While the Iron is HOT.

Prospects, like food in your refrigerator, are perishable and therefore need to be contacted quickly. Each day you let slip by without making initial contact with your referral dramatically reduces the probability of you making the sale. Develop the habit of contacting your referrals within two-business days or sooner. Have a system to keep track of your referrals so they don’t end up falling through the cracks. It’s critical to have a computerized client contact management system to record your remarks and track future contacts and appointments. Relying on your memory alone is a very poor business decision that will cost you dearly.

Tip #4: Schedule a Minimum of Two-Hours a Day for Phone Calling

Make your phone calls in the morning while you and your referrals are both fresh and alert. Treat your prospecting time with the same respect you would give to any other important appointment. This is not the time to check your e-mails, play solitaire on the computer, make personal phone calls, or chat with your associates.

Avoid the temptation to try and sell your service over the phone. Your objective for every phone call is to create interest, gather information, and make an appointment. If your prospect asks you a question, get in the habit of going for an appointment rather than giving a quick response.

Don’t shoot from the hip! Use a script. It’s important to use a phone script when you contact your prospect so you don’t leave out any key information. It’s a good idea to role-play your script over the phone with your sales manager until he or she feels you sound confident and professional.

Tip #5: Qualify Your Prospect at Maximum Range.

Unfortunately, not every prospect will be interested in our services. Successful sales reps don’t waste time chasing after low-probability prospects and know when it’s time to cut their losses and move on.

Tip #6: Don’t Take Rejection Personally.

Pure and simple, selling, like baseball, is a numbers game. Rejection is to be anticipated as a natural aspect of the qualification process, so don’t take it personally. Learn from rejection by using it as a valuable feedback mechanism. Salespeople who take rejection personally lack perseverance and seldom make the sale.

For the majority of salespeople, prospecting for new business is without a doubt the most challenging and stressful aspect of the process. Selling is a contact sport and daily prospecting for new business is the key to every person’s long-term financial success. By integrating these prospecting tips into your daily business routine, you’ll be able to keep your appointment calendar packed.

I don't know about you, but I would like the kind of life that I don't have to try to figure out how to stretch every pennie just to cover the bills. I'd also like to be able to go visit my family and friends who don't live near by.
So What Motivates You? Want to earn money on what everyone does online every day? Want some of that 'google' money for yourself? Want to be part of something exciting and positive? Want to help others? Your job can be lost in a minute: build a business that is yours, that you own, and exert ownership control just like any other business that you own? START YOUR iJango business today!!
Here are just a few of the benefits of having your own iJango business:
* make extra money
* optional health coverage
* be recognized for your hard work
* enjoy more time with your family
* use it as a plan "b"
* learn something new
* own your own small business without all the headaches
* no inventories or products to order
* tax deductions

Stop making excuses and start taking control. Make your own wealth instead of making it for your employers.