Any good MLM marketing techniques?
by admin on Monday, August 8th, 2011 | 9 Comments
I am in a new Company called burnlounge. It is with direct sales, and I’m looking for advise on how to get some more people to sign up. Any advise?
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I do pay per click search engine advertising with an MLM company (clubshop.com) and it works real good for me. The 3 search engines I use are yahoo, msn & google.
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Hi,
There are several articles about this that will help you at:
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Free articles. Use the search function on that site too.
Karl
Stay away from MLM.
Try one of these two sites
http://www.rich-jerks.com
http://www.e-wealthology.com
MLM sound like not a scam, but little loop holes is still there. The end-user pay pay a bomb for the product to cover the sale person and his up-line commissions.
Isn’t everyone in MLM – listen, do the math, and you’ll see that once you go 12 people deep you’re into more people than there are on the earth.
<5% people make any decent money on MLM
Nope! MLM is a SCAM, pure and simple!
As a customer, what value add do I get from someone way down the chain?? Zero! Nothing! Zippo! Bubkus! De rien! Op te! Zilch! Other than fattening the wallets of everyone up the chain, MLM is a SCAM from top to bottom!
If I can’t get any benefit as a customer, I’ll just go and buy elsewhere at a nearly wholesale price. This totally defeats the chain since nobody is buying.
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MLM is NOT a scam; you must be somebody that failed at it. My father has been highly successful at it. I have chosen not to get into an MLM for certain personal reasons, but inability to succeed at it is not one of them.
Some MLM’s may be "shadier" than others, but if you hook up into a legit company with a legit product to offer, you can do fine.
Now, on to the actual question:
The best technique you can use is exactly what they tell you. Work within your "circle of influence". You cannot go out and sign up everyone you know (first of all, they won’t). But if you can get a few people to buy into what you’re doing, they will have their own circles of influence that you do not; your job is to just keep encouraging those who you do sign up to do what you’re being encouraged to do, which is test the waters to see who would be interested within your circle.
I don’t know burnlounge, but again, if you have a legit product to sell (not just something you’re trying to convince people they need), it won’t be as hard as you think. The big thing is stay positive…that’s why most MLM’s encourage weekly meetings, so you will stay upbeat and positive instead of listening to all your friends tell you "it’s a scam….it’s impossible…you can’t make any money".
Again, MLM’s are NOT for everyone, but they are a legit way of doing business, provided the company itself is legit.