Co-Sponsoring & The CSA Rewards Program
For many SFI Affiliates, building a business can be very challenging. And sometimes, relying solely on just one person to act as their personal guide and mentor is just not enough. That's why SFI developed its unique co-sponsor program. In short, through our co-sponsor program, EVERY affiliate is assigned both a sponsor AND one or more co-sponsors.
However, the responsibilities of your co-sponsors are NOT quite the same as they are for your sponsor. Your co-sponsors are there to provide encouragement and general support. Feel free to ask them any general questions you have, but direct most of your concerns and specific questions about your SFI business to your Sponsor.
Note: If you've only recently joined SFI, your co-sponsors may have not yet been assigned.
YOU can be a co-sponsor too—and earn Equivalent Executive Pool Shares—starting TODAY!
Becoming a co-sponsor is super easy...and potentially lucrative as well! As a co-sponsor, you can earn Equivalent Executive Pool Shares (EEPS) on points earned by the CSAs (Co-Sponsored Affiliates) assigned to YOU. Learn how to boost your commissions with EEPS.
So, how do you get CSAs? In one or more of the following ways, via our CSA Rewards Program:
1. Become an Executive Affiliate (EA) or Team Leader, and get up to 20 CSAs each month.
2. Join the TripleClicks Booster Club, and get 5 CSAs each month you maintain your BCQ status.
3. You can win CSAs in Astro Auctions. Check out the schedule for upcoming CSA auctions HERE. NOTE: You'll also get 10 Rewardical Tokens for every bid you place!

Once your CSAs log in to the Affiliate Center for the first time, they'll see a default welcome message from you. You can view this default welcome message for your CSAs HERE. If you like, you can customize the default text to suit your own style...but again, remember: your job as a Co-Sponsor is simply to provide encouragement and general support. Simply introduce yourself and let your CSAs know you're one of their SFI co-sponsors.
TIP: For a good outline of your Co-Sponsor responsibilities, see this article.