When The Renegade Network Marketer Met Site Build It!

When the Renegade Network Marketer was first released over a year ago little did people realize the concept of attraction marketing was about to be taken to another level. And more to the point, internet network marketing was about to get it’s official introduction to the world.

Sure, the concept was being used by a few savvy MLMers but it wasn’t until Ann Sieg rolled out her blueprint that a new generation of network marketers was born. So why has it taken so long for the network marketing crowd to realize that marketing on the internet is a little like promoting on steroids?

One thing which was evident when Ann let her book loose on the public was the backlash she received from supposedly well meaning and successful people within the industry. I’m sure Ann has another book in her at some stage about some of the unwarranted feedback she received but right now, the pendulum has swung full circle and networkers are gobbling up the information.

Such was the impact in the first few months of release that The Renegade Network Marketer attracted interest from one of the “big guns” of internet marketing. His name is Ken Evoy and in internet marketing circles, few have the respect as a marketer that Ken enjoys. He has changed many lives with his Site Build It! program and has been teaching network marketers the benefits of attraction marketing for sometime.

Ken is also a big preponent of pre-selling and when he approached Ann about doing a JV for a major internet network marketing promotion from the beginning of 2008, a marriage was created which brought together the best minds in attraction marketing and pre-selling.

It was also a terrific endorsement for The Renegade blueprint and couldn’t have come from a more respected marketer. One of the benefits of combining the two in your online endeavors is Ann’s blueprint can now be actioned very quickly. Site Build It! is a point and click program which not only takes someone with little online experience from start to finish in building a website, but they also get an education in pre-selling in the process.

It’s like internet network marketing on steroids but only if you action what is taught. The other benefit of course is that unconsciously, you also develop the skills to expand into other areas of online marketing such as affiliate marketing. Seems like a win-win situation to me.