Imagine you’re on the hiking trail… on your way to “crush it” by reaching the mountain top… The trees, the soft forest trail, the glimpses of expansive views, the openness, then… You come to a crossroad ! No sign… Both directions seem to lead you in the right direction. Which way do you go ? How do you know ? This scenario […]
Before you can begin to prospect and recruit online . . . you need to know what NOT to do … if you want to successfully build your team. Contrary to what you may have been told by your upline, Social Media recruiting is NOT the digital version of traditional recruiting. I found this out… the hard […]
It’s hard to believe that one book could make such a difference. This is how….Have you ever seen, at some point in your network marketing career, a well-respected, already-popular, and successful person join your network marketing company and almost overnight had dozens—if not hundreds—of people join their organization? These people seem to create “instant” success, right? All they […]
I remember the time when I tried to duplicate what my upline was doing. I made my list of 100 people I barely knew. I would harass my family and friends about my business. I would awkwardly invite people to my home party, and be devastated when no one showed up. How can I add to my […]
I remember the time when I would harass my family and friends about my business. I would awkwardly invite people to my home party, and be devastated when no one showed up. I was about ready to quit. It was embarrassing and I absolutely did not want to face the “I told you so”. So I […]
In MLM, it’s not what you know, or even who you know. It’s actually more about who knows you. If you’re at all serious, you’ve got a list of subscribers to your blog, an RSS feed, an email newsletter or other services. Whether 10 you’ve got just 10 people on your list or 10,000, the object of the game is to build your list! After all, you’ve probably heard a thousand times…
Building a profitable MLM business to earn a steady $500 to $1000 every month can be difficult. You’ve got to consistently sell products and recruit new team members to make that happen.
Do you think that your low sales and inability to recruit new team members are a product of someone interfering with YOUR efforts? Are you constantly blaming other people for your own failures? Is it your sponsor’s fault? The product’s fault? The company’s fault?
