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By InternetNetworkMarketing On June 23, 20097 CommentsContent is key to your success online as an internet network marketer. Then you need to know how to get your content in front of a targeted audience of hungry prospects. With Renegade Professional opening it’s doors once again, the opportunity is there to shave a huge amount of time off your learning curve online.
Creating content is a little like creating a website. It’s all dressed up and nowhere to go. Unless you push it out in front of people they are never going to see it. It’s like the missing ingredient in this whole online puzzle that people seem to keep missing.
Having a great website might be okay from the owners perspective but it isn’t anywhere near great if no one can see it. The same applies to an article. Click here to continue reading
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By InternetNetworkMarketing On July 2, 2009
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Recently had a great discussion with members of my Fortune team about the value of staying true to a network marketing system. The truth is, systems will work if you’ll work them.
Too many times people will “dip their toes in the water” and judge a network marketing system on a couple of rejections. You’ve got to remember this is a business of extreme highs and lows but one thing always rings true, the highs are followed by the lows and vice versa.
I found myself in a position of consoling a member of my upline who is also a very good friend. He is extremely successful in this business but wanted to vent and I happened to be available.
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By InternetNetworkMarketing On June 29, 2009
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One of the little known network marketing secrets that can take your business from struggling to more prospects than you can handle is using the word “no” to your advantage.
The word “no” is the reason why many networkers eventually quit their business. People hate hearing it and when they do, it turns them inside out and pushes them further into their shell. The problem is, most go for the home run first up and with enthusiastic anticipation especially after coming off a presentation.
They have a list and begin contacting them knowing that they have the greatest opportunity in the world and there is no way their prospect will ever say no to it. But after only a couple of calls or approaches, they get battered into submission and retreat with their “tails tucked safely between their legs.”
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