Get A Surprise – Network Marketing Business Opportunities Lies
Network Marketing Business Opportunities Lies – what’s that all about? Well let me explain.
Have you ever been told at any time or been advised that when you share a restaurant you love, or blogged about a movie you loved or maybe shared some advice concerning a sale you discovered, that this is all you have to do with your Network Marketing business is share your products or opportunities? I think we all have.
Well according to Ann Sieg who wrote “The 7 Great Lies Of Network Marketing” this is a lie. Here is what Ann says the severe ramifications this whole idea of “sharing” has for people who are just getting started.
1. There’s a huge deficiency of proper sales training because if it’s not sales, then there’s no need for sales skills. As a result, people are thrown to the wolves totally unprepared to retail their products and their opportunity.
2. People are set up for failure because they’re given false expectation about how easy this is going to be. Labeling this whole business as “sharing” makes it sound like child’s play. New distributors are given the impressions they’re doing one thing, when in fact it’s something else entirely. They think this is going to be a cakewalk and when they find out it’s not they aren’t too likely to stick around.
One of the main reasons people tell this lie is because they don’t want to scare a new prospect away. They want people to get this nice, cozy feeling that all we’re doing is telling the rest of the world about our wonderful products and people will be swept off their feet and buy.
However I have news for you…….
Understand this: Anytime you’re asking another person to give you money in exchange for something, you’re talking about sales.
Selling is not sharing and sharing is not selling. For starters, you’re not as comfortable. You don’t feel as natural as you did with something you don’t make money off.
So what it comes down to is this: Learning effective sales techniques is mandatory for success. You have to understand the sales process and what really motivates people.
Ann wrote “The 7 Great Lies Of Network Marketing” for people who have been struggling with Network Marketing.
She quotes;
About Building A Network Marketing Business
Is Pure BS!”
To find out WHY download her FREE ebook “The 7 Great Lies Of Network Marketing”
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Successful List Building Strategies For Struggling Bloggers
This article is intended for the struggling bloggers who would love to discover some easy, unnoticed methods to… attract, expand and monetize your subscribers list…
If you think about this, the professional bloggers you read or hear about are human beings, just like you and me. These people don’t have two brains, they’re not rocket scientists. The secrets to their success is very simple – utilizing the neglected techniques that many people forget, and achieving the utmost out of these simple “list building & cash generating” techniques…
It’s a matter of applying what other people can’t or do not “notice”, discerning the truth that some techniques provide greater results than others, and concentrating on just those…
And because of that I wanted to share with you something very important — it’s more for your benefit than my own!
There is a brand-new, amazing video I just discovered and loved watching… consider it the missing piece to the puzzle – the one thing that’s left out from your blogging business… possibly the best “list building & profiting” techniques you’ll ever get access to in 2010; I highly recommend you go here and watch the video.
Stop trying to find this video on YouTube! There is only one way to access it. And located inside, you’ll DISCOVER, for the very first time ever…
- Tips on how to Reduce your Aweber autoresponder cost down to $39.95 a month rather than $130, for lists which have up to 25,000 leads, and never be worried about the “advanced” features that the majority of bloggers don’t use anyway
- Learn how to create your first autoresponder campaign in 3 quick & easy steps
- A FREE WordPress plugin that allows you to “generate” fully easy to customize opt-in forms and “position” them on your sidebar & blog posts, with only 4 clicks of the mouse
- Tips on how to properly structure your emails [text and html] just like a pro without any programming or “techie” skills needed – and “train” your subscribers to open up your message, read it and even more importantly click on your links
- How to write your “double opt-in” confirmation email for optimum conversion rates – this guarantees the people subscribing to your list actually get your emails and follow-up messages
- How you can create “irresistible” subject lines and emails in a very 100 % hype-free, pleasant “voice” and get your subscribers “drooling” over the following messages
- Learn how to create follow-up emails super fast
- The best way to strategically use your newsletter to “funnel” traffic to your blog and “mine” income from your list – “little-known” techniques applied only by a handful of “select” bloggers!
Hope you love the video as much as I did and realize the huge opportunity you have here plus the “hidden” value located within your newsletter, waiting for you to take advantage of!
Monique Hrebeniuk
P.S. If you believe this article has been valuable, feel free to forward the link to your contacts, followers and subscribers. They’ll be very thankful, don’t you think?
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5 Reasons to Take A Break From Blogging
Here are some questions that will help you to determine whether or not you need to take a break from blogging.
- Have you ever felt burnt out from blogging?
- Are you lacking inspiration?
- Are you frustrated?
- Are you doing it only for the money?
If you have answered yes to any of these questions, here is some blogging advice form DailyBlogTips on why we need to take a break from blogging sometimes.
Here are two reasons (out of 5) that caught my attention:
1. Reinforces your love of writing
Running a blog can be extremely time-consuming. Anyone who is reading this, assuming you run your own blog, understands that fact. Sometimes we get so caught up in the process, that we forget why we started blogging in the first place. I started my blog because I have always enjoyed writing. Taking that break reminded me how much I truly do love to write. It’s been something I’ve loved since I was a child sending actual snail-mail letters to loved ones across the country. If you find your love of writing waning from the pressure of blogging, a break may just remind you how much you do love to write
2. Helps you appreciate your blogging buddies
I have met a number of special people through my blog. A number of these blogging friends contacted me when they noticed that there was a break in my blog posts. They felt that there must’ve been something wrong in my world, and they were right. The kindness that these friends showed me was touching. Granted, these are people I have never met in person, and they went out of their way to send their best wishes. It really gives you an appreciation not only of blogging friends, but of humanity.
DailyBlogTips is one of the blogs that I read on a regular basis.
You would be silly not to check out the other 3 reasons over at DailyBlogTips.
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