Bill answers:

Well… First of all, MLMs / “Network Marketing” companies are not all pyramid schemes. Most people will tell you that they are, but that’s simply not true.

A pyramid scheme makes all or most of their money from recruiting people into their down-line while an MLM will make some money from their down-line, but will make a good portion of it from actually selling a product/service.

If you’re considering joining an MLM, you have to be ready to commit to it and know how to sell whatever their product is. If you don’t see any good reason why you would buy the product from the MLM vs. Anywhere else, you shouldn’t bother wasting your time and money on it.

I work in a direct marketing company that sells sales leads. I’ve seen plenty of people involved in one MLM or another come to us and put out hundreds of dollars on leads in hopes that it’ll pay off. It does for some, but it doesn’t for most. I recently graduated and I remember a lot of guys and gals that got involved in MLMs out of pure desperation. They had no clue what they were doing and failed miserably. What’s worse is they always end up spending what little money they have on the sign up, training and whatever marketing tools they push.

A friend of mine just got involved in an MLM this week. He reached out to me to hook him up with some leads. He found an MLM he likes with a product that he likes and can sell. He’s working on putting up a site at http://www.joecassano.net/ . He’s planning on blogging about the whole thing. He also has a full-time job and is doing this on the side – which is one of the best ways to go… Not as much pressure to succeed. Under too much pressure, people tend to get a little irrational…

In a nutshell, my advice to you is if you’re planning on jumping down the good old MLM rabbit hole, make sure you do you’re research and find one that you know you’ll like. Make sure they have a real needed/wanted product that you can sell and not just rely on recruiting people. Make sure that they have a support program that won’t cost you an arm and a leg. The hardest part is getting started. Once you get the ball rolling, you should be fine.

Lastly, one of the best ways to succeed in an MLM is to learn how to sell you’re product and when you recruit people into your down-line, train and support them to succeed too. When they’re in your down-line, their success is your success. If you start to just recruit people to make your “recruitment commission” then just leave them high and dry until they quit, you’re going to run out of people to recruit and fast. When you recruit someone, treat them as your apprentice. Then watch them flourish and reap the benefits! Here is a system that you can use that will get you an endless flow of leads to your business. Leads on demand

Bill answers:

Success in MLM is based on one thing.. SALES. Rule number one would have been to do your homework on many different MLM companies before choosing one. However, apparently someone approached you with this opportunity and you signed up.
You need to be good at sales. The higher up people and even the company videos may deny this and tell you there is no need for sales or sales training but it is true. Look into sales books you can buy on Amazon. You need to ask yourself what you are really selling. On one side is the product or maybe a membership to some group. On the other side you need a down line so to them you are selling “the dream” of wealth. The problem with accepting this fact of “selling a dream” is that you have to admit that you drank the “cool aid” as well.
One big problem is that most people try to sell to what I call their “circle of influence” this is their friends and family. The people, who know, trust and like you. I would advise not to sell to them, it will alienate them from you. You can ask them to keep an eye out for anyone interested but I would not try to enroll them. The cost to you if they fail is too high, they may feel bitter or ripped off and your relationship will be damaged.
It’s better to tell them all what you are doing and ask them to let you know if they know anyone that might be interested. Then go “prospecting” for those you don’t know. This is a much harder group to sell to but it is worth it.
Ask yourself
1 what am I really selling
2 who are my potential customers?
Then figure out how to market to those people who will buy.
Remember this is a business, your business don’t think of it only as something you do. Be professional and learn all you can about sales and business. To get some great training just go to the following link. TRAINING

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