Thursday, September 17, 2009

Tools and Events Part 1

One of the most important, if not the most important parts to a network marketing strategy are the use of third party tools. In the business world and especially in network marketing, your friends, family and associates love and trust you. They love you obviously because you are their blood relative and they always want the best for you. They trust you because in a cold world full of deceit and trickery, a familiar face is found in people you can relate to in addition to those people you spend the most time with on a consistent basis.

Unfortunately, this love and trust does not translate into R.E.S.P.E.C.T. Although your family loves and respects you, they do not always respect you as a credible person of business. This basic rule of thumb is crucial to understand and accept very quickly or your self-esteem and your wallet will be diminished.

In the network marketing industry it is vital that you understand the basics. Regardless of what business you are working in within the network marketing industry, the basics of success are based on a few simple key points. And the key points that build success are based upon YOUR(THE ASSOCIATE/REPRESENTATIVE) ABILITY TO BRIDGE THE UNDERSTANDING OF YOUR OPPORTUNITY/PRODUCT/SERVICE TO YOUR PROSPECT. The bridge that builds understanding between YOU the associate and the prospect is a third party tool. A third party tool is ANYTHING BUT YOU. The key to understanding how to properly expose people to your opportunity is to TALK LESS TO MORE PEOPLE. The more you talk the less money you make. Your income is in direct proportion to the amount of explaining you do to your potential prospect.

The best way to bridge the gap of understanding between Associate and Prospect is to use any other piece of information explaining what your company has to offer. And that piece of information should not be you explaining in full detail how your company operates and what your company has to offer. If your mouth is moving you better be pointing. You should be pointing to a DVD, magazine, website, CD or anything your company gives you to spread what your company has to offer.

To sum it up, exposure is everything. You can't say the right thing to the wrong person, or the wrong thing to the right person. In learning how to discipline your mouth from talking to much or "throwing up all over your prospect", you will gradually and with the slight edge learn how to become a professional. And remember "professionals sort and amateurs convince". Remembering this basic lesson in how to use third party tools to as many people as possible will allow you to gain posture and perspective. And once you acquire posture you will understand that "the money flows where the tools go".

Thursday, August 20, 2009

My First Year In Network Marketing.

I just cracked open my new magnetic sponsoring course. And I have to say before I even began to work on it I can say that I have learned a lot. All of the information that I received before even receiving the course has opened my eyes to network marketing. Normally when a new person joins a network marketing company, the sponsors and experts train their associates to stick to the script and repeat a system or process that can be duplicatable. However these systems may prove to be inefficient. After listening to both sides which include the company gurus in one corner, and the thinking outside the box gurus in the other, I have decided to go hard at conventional and unconventional thinking in order to grow my network marketing business.

I have already applied some of the techniques from magnetic sponsoring and I have already noticed and recieved considerable progress in my network marketing business. I am approaching my first year in network marketing and I must say that thanks to this course I am well on my way to a five figure a month income in my network marketing business.