The 7 Great Lies Of Network Marketing – Ann Sieg Blows The Lid On Network Marketing’s Lies
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There’s little doubt The 7 Great Lies Of Network Marketing is the most controversial book written in network marketing. Ann Sieg must have been having a few doubts when she sat down and penned it.
Surely she would have realized that she would upset some high profile folks within the industry. Upset is really an understatement. You see, The 7 Great Lies exposed a problem within network marketing too many were afraid to admit.
Even as a seasoned network marketer, I cringe when I see the title because like it or not, I will defend it as the best opportunity still available to people to achieve some financial stability in their lives and yes, even in today’s tough economic climate.
Sieg doesn’t mince words in The 7 Great Lies. Don’t worry, she’s not anti-network marketing, she’s just anti the way prospecting has been done and is still being done in the industry. The old school methods such as the three foot rule come in for some particular attention.
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The 10 Best Reasons For Internet Network Marketing Success
Recently came across an old article I wrote a couple of years ago about what it takes to succeed in the internet network marketing. It’s funny because when I re-read the article it seemed so simple and straightforward.
I then realized we tend to make things more complicated than they really are when in actual fact, once you understand the core principles and just apply them success will come. The article was titled “The 10 Qualities Needed To Succeed In Internet Network Marketing”.
One of the ten things it takes to succeed in internet network marketing that often gets taken for granted is the good ol’ fashioned “one per centers.” It’s something my coach used to drill into me back in my high school football days because while I could play, I tended to be a little lazy and coasted a bit.
Yes, I know that’s hard to believe…me lazy – no way!
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Ann Sieg’s The Renegade System – What Does It All Mean?
Let’s talk a little about the Renegade system way. Many people who come across Ann Sieg’s Renegade system are often confused about what process is being applied here. That’s understandable.
The 7 Great Lies Of Network Marketing, Renegade Network Marketer, The Attraction Marketer’s Manifesto, Renegade University, Renegade Professional…what does it all mean? Well, it means you have at your disposal both the up front tools and main course products to make money other than from your network marketing business.
Does that make sense?
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The Truth About The 7 Great Lies Of Network Marketing
The 7 Great Lies Of Network Marketing really opened up a can of worms in 2007 when it was released by Ann Sieg, cutting to the core of the issues most network marketers were having. However, Sieg was one of the few people who actually had the courage to put it into print and as a consequence, copped plenty of criticism within industry circles.
Was she right? Were the lies she reported actually true? In a nutshell yes but bear with me for a moment because there is one aspect of network marketing people don’t seem to understand. That’s the issue of duplication and leverage.
You see, when people look at an MLM opportunity one of the first things that runs through their minds is how will I get to sponsor hundreds of people into my business?
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Ann Sieg Review – Attraction Marketing’s First Lady?
The launch of The Renegade Professional is getting closer and it’s being described as the network marketing event of the year. Would that be an accurate assessment? I think so.
Ann Sieg is firmly established as attraction marketing’s first lady and with her joining forces with Mike Klingler, the benefits are enormous. One of the questions I get from those researching online attraction marketing is who is Ann Sieg and what is her claim to fame?
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