BUILDING YOUR MLM BUSINESS

To build your fortune in MLM (or any other business), you've got to look at it long-term. You must remember you are in for the long haul and not to be an overnight success.

Yes, you want to do everything you can to be profitable as quickly as possible. But you need to plan for how you will build your business week after week, month after month, and year after year. You must remember you want to have long term success.

People tell you they aren't looking to "get rich quick", but if they aren't making fistfuls of money within 6-8 weeks, they're history. Anything good takes time.

People need to be realistic. Most people come into MLM without a database contacts. To build an MLM business, you must have that database--- or if you don't, you have to take the time to build it.

You must remember, no one will care about you until they know how much you care about them.

The first thing you need is to build trust with well-targeted prospects. You do that by giving them value--- something that doesn't cost you anything, but which is very valuable to the person you give it to. You could use an ebook, audio, video, or other piece of content or information that brings value to your prospect's life, or the life of his business. In exchange, they give you their contact information and permission to contact them. As Humphrey Bogart said in "Casablanca," it's "the beginning of a beautiful relationship!"

To make your fortune in network marketing, you have to plan long-term. Most people figure, "I'll just try this for a while." Chances of that working for them are not good.

First, it's key to focus on the idea of building relationships and to realizing that relationships take a "forever" commitment.

You never hear anybody say they'll try marriage for 3 months and see if it works out. There is no doubt that network marketing works, when you use a proven system in a proven company.

Blogging is a great way to help people by giving them great information they can use. Next, you have to strengthen the commitment--- yours and others'.

Identify each task that you'll be doing. Use a calendar to schedule the time each day that you'll be doing those tasks. Where will you be? Who can you reach to quickly answer questions? You need to be able to talk to someone who is actually using your system and getting good results with it.

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