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MaxxMLM -- Advanced Network Marketing For Pros...
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| Mar 22, 2005 6:10 am |
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re: re: re: Leads,Leads,Leads - Where do I begin? |
Ron and Pam Santoro
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Great Post Linda,
There are lot of good companies and opportunities,however the #1 critical factor for success is the leadership team you associate with and the training and support you receive. I've learned more about this business (and how to do it right) in the past year than in the previous 3 years combined. There's no substitute for having a great sposnsor and mentor. Choose your leadership team wisely.
Ron Santoro
Stephens City, VA
> Linda Eller wrote:
> I Agree with Warren,
>I wish I would have investigated who would be a good sponsor before I signed up in one of my companies. I have been in and out of network marketing but for the last 3 years, I have done pretty well for myself. I actually had a nervous breakdown because I signed up with the supposed number one dist.mho by the way sold me my product, did not give me any info and had me sign an application at a trade fair. I never heard from him. I had passion for the products but it was 3 years of pure heck. After losing money on bogus lead programs, buying useless collateral, placing dumb ads and having a break down, I am going off of my medicine, I am recooping the money I lost, and on and on. I needed TRAINING and SUPPORT. This is a fun business. There is such high attriton in network marketing because most sponsors get the money and run. I spent 3 hrs on the phone tonight with people on other reps teams. I know I will be blessed. Listen to Warren, people need a sponsor not a con.
>> Warren Naseby wrote:
>> Will
>>Whoever told you that doesn't know much about network marketing. A good upline is one of the best resources you can have; for help, training, support, presentations, to stop you 'reinventing the wheel', to place people in your downline (if your plan allows it) etc. Having said that, if your upline is less than perfect it then becomes your job to be the 'instant leader'.
>>The sooner your upline becomes redundant in your business the better. Similarly for you - your job is to make yourself redundant.
>>Warren
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>>> will scott wrote:
>>> I've been told that having a bad sponsor is probably one of the best things that could ever happen to you because it forces you to develop on your own if you want to succeed.
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>>>I currently rely heavily on bumptos(aka street walking) to generate leads for my business. Is there a better way to generate leads? If so, what it is? Private Reply to Ron and Pam Santoro (new win) |
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