If there was one thing I wish I’d learned when I first got started in network marketing, it would have been how to find qualified, interested prospects. Sorting through my friends, family and acquaintances was not my idea of fun and it just wasn’t effective. If you are currently in network marketing, or ever have been, you know what I’m talking about.
Ann Sieg’s Renegade Network Marketer has certainly turned old school mlm on it’s collective ear. My introduction to Ann Network was running across the free report entitled ‘The 7 Great Lies of Network Marketing’. I couldn’t put it down till I was finished.
Then I read it again! Since I had previously failed in three different mlm opportunities, her words really resonated with me.
This ebook is similar to Magnetic Sponsoring, by Mike Dillard, but different enough that I am glad to have purchased both. She lays out exactly how you need to begin this new style of prospecting, starting with a web site of your own. (not your company’s replicated one)
If you are part of a team that is going nowhere fast, because of obnoxious old school tactics like the ‘three foot rule’, take this material to your upline. Sieg’s writing is very blunt and to the point—which is why I liked it the moment I began reading. She is also quite humorous, which makes the book a very enjoyable read.
The affiliate back office area includes detailed training on dozens of internet marketing ideas, and includes text ads, banner ads and the usual affiliate marketing tools. As an owner of the course, you have the opportunity to embed your own affiliate links into the ebook. This viral marketing element can bring income for years to come.
This course is considered the primary ‘text book’ for The Renegade University online training program. If your upline is hesitant about the new internet marketing techniques, a good way to persuade is to send them first to The Renegade University for a basic (free) subscription.
Cost is $67, covered by a money-back satisfaction guarantee.
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