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The Most Important Lesson in Network Marketing


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Ryan Dombrowski
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Internet Endeavors
http://www.webnow.com/bizstrategies


The Most Important Lesson in Network Marketing



How does person A generate more commission with three leads than

person B with a thousand leads in the same network marketing

group? Person A is familiar with the fundamental principle of

network marketing - relationship building.



People generally join a network marketing group because they

want to profit from being a business owner and obtain financial

freedom, but they may not have the skills or knowledge to start

their own business. The greatest attraction to network

marketing is the ability to be involved in a profitable system

with a number of people eager to help - a valuable

characteristic typically not found in other business

opportunities.



Prospects that are generated are guaranteed people who are

Interested in network marketing, however, their interest can

be quickly lost. The reason being that people are generally

lazy. People would rather be walked through something than do

it entirely by themselves. Those active in network marketing

were novices to the subject at one point. They did not understand

how profits were made, how to generate leads or where to start.

The reason they continued to be involved after their initial

interest is because they had a leader who was willing to help and

teach them to run their new business. Often leads that are

generated appear to lack interest because they are not motivated,

but in actuality they lack guidance.



Prospects that are generated are the highest concentration of a

targeted audience that can be obtained. By simply following up,

an enormous conversion rate can be produced. Guide new members

with strategies o network marketing. "Get the ball rolling for

them" and they will be eager to learn and begin their business.

Teach them how simple network marketing is and they will

produce an income for you.



Value every lead that is generated. These prospects are the greatest

targeted audience that can be found - remember they have already

shown interest and are ready for a change. A new member may take

a year to actually become active. There are number of factors

that could play for this latent action. They may be researching,

slowly setting up a business for the future, attaining funds to

market their business or they are just too busy at the moment.

Regardless, every lead has some interest in network marketing

and can potentially be your greatest income producer. In

addition, many times those who have a moderate interest quickly

become highly interested. Network marketing is a business

opportunity that is hard to turn down.



Follow-ups are persuasive in nature. By continually following

up with prospects, the receiver is slowly absorbing

the message. On average, a person has to be exposed to a message

six times before the message is understood. Repetition is the

most effective means of communication, therefore, every time a

follow-up is made, the receiver is more likely to take action.



It is important to note that following up can be overdone and

appear aggressive. Contacting leads by email more than once a

week can seem obtrusive and cause the receiver to ignore future

messages while developing a negative view of the represented

company. A follow-up should disclose who you are, who you

represent and a way to contact you. The message should be brief

and concentrate on one topic - the receiver will not encode a

broad message that covers many aspects. Include links for the

receiver to find out more or how to take action, provide them

with a way to contact you with any questions or concerns and

let them know that your support is available.



Generating leads in network marketing is the toughest part, but

making the leads work for you is vital. Be supportive and lead

by example. Motivate and help your downline and they will be

motivated to do the same. Getting started in network marketing

is difficult, but from there it's free sailing. Help your leads

raise their sails and they will produce your income.



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