How To Come To Terms With The 7 Great Lies Of Network Marketing

In network marketing, duplicating one's upline has long been touted as the key to building a strong and successful MLM business.nnWhen Ann Sieg's hard hitting report The 7 Great Lies Of Network Marketing made it's way into the hands of thousands of network marketers midway through 2007, the fall out was expected to be enormous.nnFor too long, struggling MLMers have been told to nn- duplicate their uplinen- everyone within arms length of you is a prospectn- anyone can do this and it's not sales but product sharingn- just join and you'll have your business built for you andnnprobably the most irritating statement of all.."Your belief levels aren't strong enough!"nnHit And Miss ProspectingnnNetwork marketing's huge attrition rate not only emphasized these statements as misleading but the excessive fall out rate also tainted the image of the industry as well.nnThe main problem distributors have is creating a steady flow of prospects. Without constant leads in your business it doesn't matter how much belief you have in yourself and the system, your business will simply stagnate and wither away.nnHit and miss prospecting is approaching friends, relatives and total strangers. It's unbusinesslike and will more often than not get you labeled as a serial pest. Worse still, it only takes very few rejections for a network marketer to throw up their hands and declare it's all too hard and stressful. Hence the huge attrition rate in the industry.nnAttraction MarketingnnThe internet has far reaching power. As a vehicle for attracting targeted prospects into your network marketing business, it's unrivaled. But the problem is, most network marketers don't know how to promote and market online.nnOne of the 7 great lies of network marketing revolves around the fact that anyone can do this business. That's true offline but online, it's a whole different ball game. nThe internet allows you to target the people you want to do business with. Attraction marketing is about pre-selling these prospects well before they listen to your primary business offer.nnThe irony seems to be that renegade network marketers are now disproving this theory. Using attraction marketing techniques online to draw targeted prospects into your funnel has never been easier.