Comments on: The Key To MLM Business Success

By: YAPENG WANG

YAPENG WANG — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 08:55:41 +0000

Hello Please you clear to me .What do i MLM things?

By: Natalia

Natalia — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 03:31:04 +0000

Thank you!
I belong to the those who not only lost the job, but also got disappointed in working for somebody… so I joined affiliate marketing and understood pretty soon that I was lacking knowledge and what I was doing was just pure advertising and not building my business. After some search I found great company MLM Lead System Pro, bought “Magnetic Sponsoring”, studied it .. spent a lot of time on doing step-by-step what MLSP teaches you and… no results! But I do not blame the system, I have all trust in it, I just could not get the “core” idea. could not “touch” it ! Theoretically I know all principals, but practically I just do not feel them! It is like the difference between formal education and real knowledge. It resulted in scattering, jumping from one “magic” system to another” business in a box”. I am very new to this business and want to understand how it works. I read tons of articles, e-books, and newsletter. I am still getting dozens of e-mails from different marketers and I read them, I just want to know and to understand this business. I heard million times that you should be focused, organized, and I agree with this, but being focus on what??? Technical learning? (It took me days and weeks to surf through internet to learn about domains, hosting, auto responses, wedges…etc) Social media? (you get hundreds of offers to buy something!) Video? (I did maybe 20 and deleted most them…) Articles? (What to write about, as I see a lot of similar articles on Leadership, How to Build business…etc)… Pay per click? – all this was so “foreign” to me!
I am not negative, I just believe that every person depending on prior experience and knowledge goes through his own steps to success in any business, and at some point, if you have trust, “quantity” transforms into “quality”. Based on my experience I would advise people not to “jump” into MLM business at once, but first they need to take pre- MLM course.
Steve, I read all your newsletters, watch videos and I see a lot of value in what you are doing. For me this article and interview with Michael is a huge step to “quality”. This article has opened a window to better understanding of what I should be focused on.
Thank you,
Natalia

By: Vera Hollands

Vera Hollands — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 04:23:25 +0000

I am a 30-year veteran of the travel industry and a specialist in managing the logistics of meetings and incentive travel programs for corporations. Because of the present economic conditions, corporations are not outsourcing, like they did in past years. I continue to market this business but decided to get involved with a travel mlm (prior to this mlm, I was in a health and wellness mlm). I am sick of the hotel meetings, the rah-rah events, etc. I do recruit people, who come into my mlm, because they trust, like and respect me. But, they drop out because they too can’t seem to get their mlm business moving and it is not their primary business so there is the question of limited time. Because I am so honorable, I feel bad about them not succeeding and I am beginning to wonder if I should be in a mlm business. I bought Magnetic Sponsoring a year or two ago, and several other books from Mike but am having a hard time using the material to get my mlm moving. I love everything I’ve read and know it is the direction I want to take but I’m stumped. I am going to reread Magnetic Sponsoring and may ultimately have to outsource to get it going. I wish I could talk to someone to get some guidance on how to put the material I bought from Mike Dillard to see some success. Is there such a source?Any guidance would be appreciated.

By: Pam

Pam — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 14:08:28 +0000

Hi I have just got involved with an mlm product which I have several people who are interested but..it is too expensive BECAUSE it is mlm. I am in Canada and the shipping and exchange costs put the product out of reasonable price because the product has to support so many people. One alternative might be for me to bring a whack of it in and then ship it out from here but in the end result it wont be much cheaper for people and I really don’t want to be stocking inventory if it isn’t clearly going to allow me to offer better value. Am I missing an alternative here? I think it’s a good product and am really more interested in marketting the product than trying to build a downline, which is likely silly but I have had friends try mlm and soon got to the point I felt like running every time I saw them coming. Not the idea at all.

By: sue wright

sue wright — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 18:47:36 +0000

Hi Steve This info is very valuable to me. Thank You. I have been struggling recently with the feeling that my business is ready to POP and get moving after a number of years spent getting my head right somehow. Thanks again!

By: Geri

Geri — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 17:25:30 +0000

Thank you, thank you, thank you. Been struggling with a new MLM business. Don’t want to bang my head into a wall over and over again. Don’t have the time to be on the phone begging people, especially my friends and family who are really not interested. I am going to check out Magnetic Sponsoring and see if it works for me and will let you know. Keeping my fingers crossed.