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Contributor to The Network Marketing Magazine across 6 publication years.
article · August 2009
The number one reason they go after distributors if failure to use financial records analytically. That means running a business and the only financial barometer is your online business checking account balance.
article · September 2009
With that is a lot of opportunity for those to accumulate net worth or for many of you to keep what you have left.
article · October 2009
The exception would be if you own real estate outside of your residence. If you own a rental properly that would not go into the same entity as your direct sales opportunity.
article · November 2009
Don’t start talking about your product or service right away (unless directed to), build some basic rapport.
article · October 2010
Over the years, I have noticed several mistakes in this transition and many times someone is still operating their sole proprietorship at the same time as their new entity without knowing about it. I want to clear up the steps you must complete to make the transition.
article · December 2011
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feature · January 2012
That means the host will promote you to their list at no cost to you! In order to accomplish this you must offer massive value. This typically involved an invitation to a teleseminar or webinar.
feature · October 2012
The starting point is to be clear on what your outcome or goal is that you want to achieve.
article · December 2012
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article · March 2013
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article · May 2013
As you know up to 95% of businesses fail within five years. The number one reason for this is lack of money, capital, funding or whatever language you want to use to describe the cash it takes to stay up and running in the early days of your network marketing enterprise.
feature · October 2013
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feature · January 2014
The best approach is to share how you are willing to provide training or tools FREE to the other company to help solve part of their big challenges.
feature · April 2014
One of the lowest-cost ways to bring in new clients and customers at a lower rate is to learn how to leverage other business owner’s assets, clients and resources through joint ventures.