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25 February 2015
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26 January 2015
Seven Steps to Success in the MLM Industry
1st step - Finding
prospects
Many
people in our business believe that if they know a lot of people, they can have
a lot of success.
Many
also believe that if they don’t know many people, they don’t have a chance.
While that may sound logical it’s not.
When
I started in this industry, I started as what we call a “poser.” Posers start
out making a mental list of four, five or six people and they base their whole
career on those folks.
One
step up is what I call the amateur – someone who makes a list of about
100 people and starts systematically going through the list.
About five years ago,
I became a professional. At that point I made a list of about 300 people and I
added two people to my list every day. As a professional I understand I’m never
going to run out of people because there are about 7 billion people on the
planet.
2nd step - Invite
prospects to your product or opportunity
This is the gateway
skill to our network marketing industry. If you aren’t successful in getting
anyone to take a look, your future may be very dim in the industry. One of the
important things about the invitation I use is very simple: compliment the
prospect.
3rd step
- Presenting your products
You always want to use
third-party tools such as Powerpoint when doing your presentations. The worst
way to explain your business in a tight setting is winging it. I use tools all
the time to do my presenting. When I’m at a big event I will make an exception,
but I usually have tools to use.
it continues
16 January 2015
Success
is never ending,
failure is never final.
Dr. Robert Schuller
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