For network marketers

Stay on top of every prospect and every new teammate.

Your business runs on follow-up and on how you treat your team. AI for network marketing works best as a team: Operly gives you team members that draft the check-ins, welcome the new people and create the content, so nobody falls through the cracks.

Your income depends on never dropping a lead or a follow-up.

Also finds you new people to talk to. See how →

Try it: find your next people to talk to

Reach new people every day, not just your warm market.

Describe your ideal customer once and set it as a routine. Your team members research on a schedule and bring you prospects with a drafted introduction for each. You choose who to contact, and each introduction is drafted for you to read. This is an example with made-up people.

Operly
Chief of staffYour team

On it! I found 3 people worth a look, each with a drafted introduction. Keep the ones you like.

JA
Jordan AmesPosts about wanting more flexible income.
New prospect

Hi Jordan, I saw your post about flexibility. I share a business model that fits around a busy life. If you are curious, I would love to tell you how it works, no pressure.

PN
Priya NairAsked friends for wellness product recommendations.
New prospect

Hi Priya, I saw you were looking for recommendations. I use a few products I really like and can share what has worked for me. Want the short version?

ST
Sam TorresNew parent looking for side income.
New prospect

Hi Sam, congratulations on the little one. If you are looking for something flexible, I would be glad to share what I do and answer questions honestly.

Drafts stay with you until you send them.

Try it: check-ins for your team

Everyone on your team hears from you, personally.

Say the request once. Your team members write a warm check-in for each person who joined this month, in your voice. Pick a teammate to see the draft, then approve it or change it yourself. This is an example with made-up people.

Operly
Chief of staffYour team

Check in with everyone who joined my team this month.

On it! The drafts are ready for you to read. Pick one to open it.

New this month

ToJenna Cole
SubjectHow is your first order?

Hi Jenna, congratulations on your first order. I would love to hear how it is going and what you think of the products so far. If you have questions about getting started, ask me anything.

Drafts stay with you until you send them.

Sound familiar?

You are great at connecting, and the follow-up is where it slips

Posting every day feels like a second job

New team members need attention on day one

What you can hand off

Say it the way you would say it to a person.

These are the kinds of requests network marketers give their chief of staff. Your team members do the work and you review the result.

Chat with your chief of staff

“Every day, look for people who might be a fit and draft a friendly first message for each.”

What happens

Describe who you want to reach and set it as a routine. It researches on a schedule and drafts first messages for you to review. You keep it in your voice and follow your company’s rules.

Ready for your review

“Check in with everyone who showed interest this week.”

What happens

A follow-up team member drafts a personal message for each person. You review the drafts and send.

Ready for your review

“Welcome my newest team members and plan their first week.”

What happens

Your team member drafts a welcome for each person and creates tasks for their first-week plan.

Ready for your review

“Create this week’s posts and graphics for my page.”

What happens

Studio makes social posts and images, and keeps them in your library to edit and use.

Ready for your review

“Draft my weekly recap for the team.”

What happens

A routine can prepare the recap on a schedule and keep it in its history, ready for you to read and send yourself.

Ready for your review

“Who do I need to talk to today?”

What happens

The Morning Briefing routine pulls together your tasks, overdue work and calendar, and suggests your top three priorities.

Ready for your review

One request, start to finish

One request. The whole team moving.

An illustration of how one request can play out, not a customer story.

  1. You ask

    “Welcome the newest people on my team, plan this week’s posts and look for new people to talk to.”

  2. The team gets moving

    Welcomes get drafted, a week of posts takes shape and a lead-gen routine starts looking for people who might be a fit, all at once.

  3. You review

    The welcomes, the posts and the new prospects are waiting for your review. You keep what you like.

A customer story

Up to 15 more people reached every day.

  • Up to 15 a daymore people reached
  • 440+new looks per month
As a direct sales professional, one of the biggest bottlenecks in my business is finding potential customers beyond my warm market. I’ve created multiple Lead Generation Routines to identify and create initial reach-out emails daily to create more conversations with potential customers in each of my unique projects.

ResultI’ve increased my exposure to my products to up to 15 people per day. That’s an extra 105 per week, and over 440 new looks per month. Time will tell, but it’s that much more potential to increase my sales than would be possible without Operly’s support.

ShawnDirect sales professional

Read more customer stories →

What stays with you

Your judgment stays yours.

Your company’s rules about what you can say still apply, so ask for drafts and read every message and post first. The relationships and the judgment stay with you.

What your team takes on

Seven things that eat a builder’s week.

The business runs on conversations. The follow-up around them is what wears people out. Your team members carry it.

01

Finding new customers

Your warm market runs out, and reaching new people every day takes time you do not have.

With OperlyDescribe who might be a fit and set it as a routine. It researches on a schedule and drafts a friendly first message for each. You keep it in your voice and your company’s rules.

See it work
02

Follow-up on promises

A prospect promised information and never got it is a prospect the system failed.

With OperlyA follow-up team member drafts the next message for everyone you promised something to.

Team membersRoutines

03

Welcoming and supporting new team members

A new person who does not hear from you fades fast.

With OperlyAsk for a welcome and a check-in plan for each new person. Drafts are ready for you to personalize and send.

Team membersRoutines

04

Posting every day

Consistency matters, and writing a post a day does not scale.

With OperlyA content team member drafts a week of posts in your voice, and remembers how you like them written.

Content StudioMemory and files

05

Checking in on customers

Reorders and repeat customers are easier than new ones, and easy to forget.

With OperlyKeep your customer list in a simple document, one name per line. A routine reads it on a schedule and drafts a friendly check-in for the people who are due.

RoutinesMemory and files

06

Team calls and your own calendar

Training calls, events and your own appointments compete.

With OperlyRequests become tasks with dates, and your calendar and reminders sit in one place.

Tasks and calendar

07

Messages in the inbox

Questions from customers and teammates get buried.

With OperlyInbox rules put the people you care about first, and replies are drafted for you.

Inbox

In the app

This is what it looks like.

Real screens from Operly. The workspace and every name in them are made up.

Your team, in the sidebar
Your team, in the sidebarYour chief of staff and each team member you create, with what each one is doing right now.
Drafts waiting for your review
Drafts waiting for your reviewReplies your team drafts land in the Approvals queue, where you read, edit and send them.
Requests turned into tasks
Requests turned into tasksTasks your team creates from email and chat appear on your board with the date attached.

Questions

Does Operly send messages to my prospects automatically?

Ask your team members for drafts and read each one first. Your team carries out the sends you ask for, so ask for drafts when you want to read first.

Can Operly create my social content?

Yes. Studio creates social posts, images, slideshows and more, and saves them to your library.

Can my whole team use one workspace?

Pro includes 3 seats and Business includes 20.

Start with one follow-up.

Pick one thing you keep doing yourself, ask your chief of staff to handle it, and see how it feels.

Start delegating