Field notes for current and prospective eFit Campus Associates
The eFit team writes this journal for the people who introduce eFit to PE, kinesiology and health departments. Each post covers one part of the work in practical detail: how departments adopt course materials, how to open a first conversation, how to answer hard questions honestly, how to run a demo, how to disclose and protect student privacy, and how to build a territory that renews every semester. If you are considering an application, read these first. They show the standards a Campus Associate is held to.
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How to map the campuses you can reach, track each program by semester, and read illustrative math on how recurring commission builds over time.
Read Article: Building a Territory: Mapping Campuses, Tracking Semesters and Compounding Recurring IncomeRead the adoption guide first. It explains who chooses course materials in a college PE department, when the campus bookstore needs the decision, and why one adoption can continue every semester. Then read the disclosure post, which covers the rules every associate follows.
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The FTC endorsement rules in plain language, the FERPA line associates never cross, CAN-SPAM basics, and the habits that keep a department's trust.
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A minute-by-minute structure that starts with the instructor's grading week, shows the student experience, and ends with a dated next step.
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Student cost, privacy and FERPA, the spreadsheet, device access, the LMS, faculty time and accessibility, each answered with facts you can stand behind.
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Warm introduction scripts, the three facts worth saying in the first conversation, the claims to leave out, and where your disclosure goes.
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Who chooses course materials for activity and kinesiology courses, when the bookstore needs the decision, and why one adoption can pay every semester.
Associates are selected by application and review. A Campus Associate introduces eFit to PE, kinesiology and health departments at colleges and at middle and high schools, and earns 20% of the money eFit collects from the programs they originate, every semester those programs keep paying. Faculty accounts are free, and students pay $59 per student, per semester. Nothing in this journal is a promise of earnings, and nothing in it is legal, tax or financial advice.
Membership is by application and selective review. A Campus Associate introduces eFit to PE, kinesiology and health departments and earns 20% of the money eFit collects from the programs they originate, every semester those programs keep paying. We look for people with real relationships in education, sound judgment and a record of honest dealing.
Read the standards every associate agrees to before you apply.
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