Are you successful at Network Marketing?If not, do you know why? The chances are you are still Multilevel Marketing the old way, and have yet to discover the secret of promoting YOU Inc.
Read on...
I admit I have struggled in the last two years, trying to find the secrets of the successful marketers I burnt out in my first MLM business, and afterwards fell for many of the online scams, and 'get-rich-quick' business opportunities in my quest to make quick money.
Spending Loads of Money on Trivia It is so easy to get distracted with all the information on the internet and the temptation to spend loads of money on ebooks, videos, looking for shortcuts - looking for the one thing to make 'it' happen.
There are so many scams out there and attractive looking websites just waiting to lure you in with the 'next best thing'.
Before you know it, you have overwhelmed with information and are still none-the-wiser what to do because the products either don't go into deep enough detail, or actually show you how to do it.
Plus, your bank account is in overdraft and your credit cards maxed out.
Sound familiar? No Knowledge Is your MLM experience like mine was? In my first MLM business we were told, 'the products sell themselves', 'all you have to do is talk to 20 people a day'!I did believe it actually because, for me, the products were very good, and I got a fantastic product result.
Did you find in the beginning that you had more excitement and enthusiasm than knowledge and know-how?And, also found it a challenge finding so many people to talk to every day?That first fire dies out after a few weeks when you don't see a return on your investment, and you soon run out of people when you've run out of family and friends to pester.
It is a social no-no.
Being Taught Out-of-Date Methods There has to be an easier way to sell your products.
Let's face it, who want to be hanging around in the streets doing shop surveys this weather (-6 in England at this moment)?Getting kicked out of the railway station, flyering car parks, I'm sure you're familiar with the rest.
Is this really what you would call marketing?Would Alan Sugar or Richard Branson use these methods?I think not.
This brings me to marketing in the warmth of your home, or your local coffee shop, or wherever you feel like it.
You can do this if you know how to market online.
I have the solution here, and it's called YOU Inc.
I know of someone, who was in my MLM company, who actually runs his business from a tropical beach in the Caribbean.
That is how successful this training is - if you put the work in.
The Solution The difference between MLM and YOU Inc is that you are promoting yourself first, and selling your product second.
The trick is to establish 'You' first by providing good quality content and value to your potential customers.
The way we do this is by social marketing, using the social media sites, like Facebook and Twitter to build up trust.
The reason why this works is that your potential customers get to know you before they ever buy anything from you.
This makes it simpler for you because they are coming after you, and they already want your product, before you even talk to them.
Read on...
I admit I have struggled in the last two years, trying to find the secrets of the successful marketers I burnt out in my first MLM business, and afterwards fell for many of the online scams, and 'get-rich-quick' business opportunities in my quest to make quick money.
Spending Loads of Money on Trivia It is so easy to get distracted with all the information on the internet and the temptation to spend loads of money on ebooks, videos, looking for shortcuts - looking for the one thing to make 'it' happen.
There are so many scams out there and attractive looking websites just waiting to lure you in with the 'next best thing'.
Before you know it, you have overwhelmed with information and are still none-the-wiser what to do because the products either don't go into deep enough detail, or actually show you how to do it.
Plus, your bank account is in overdraft and your credit cards maxed out.
Sound familiar? No Knowledge Is your MLM experience like mine was? In my first MLM business we were told, 'the products sell themselves', 'all you have to do is talk to 20 people a day'!I did believe it actually because, for me, the products were very good, and I got a fantastic product result.
Did you find in the beginning that you had more excitement and enthusiasm than knowledge and know-how?And, also found it a challenge finding so many people to talk to every day?That first fire dies out after a few weeks when you don't see a return on your investment, and you soon run out of people when you've run out of family and friends to pester.
It is a social no-no.
Being Taught Out-of-Date Methods There has to be an easier way to sell your products.
Let's face it, who want to be hanging around in the streets doing shop surveys this weather (-6 in England at this moment)?Getting kicked out of the railway station, flyering car parks, I'm sure you're familiar with the rest.
Is this really what you would call marketing?Would Alan Sugar or Richard Branson use these methods?I think not.
This brings me to marketing in the warmth of your home, or your local coffee shop, or wherever you feel like it.
You can do this if you know how to market online.
I have the solution here, and it's called YOU Inc.
I know of someone, who was in my MLM company, who actually runs his business from a tropical beach in the Caribbean.
That is how successful this training is - if you put the work in.
The Solution The difference between MLM and YOU Inc is that you are promoting yourself first, and selling your product second.
The trick is to establish 'You' first by providing good quality content and value to your potential customers.
The way we do this is by social marketing, using the social media sites, like Facebook and Twitter to build up trust.
The reason why this works is that your potential customers get to know you before they ever buy anything from you.
This makes it simpler for you because they are coming after you, and they already want your product, before you even talk to them.
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