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What’s the premise of Attraction Marketing? Lay out a bunch of tasty, ready to consume content breadcrumbs to attract Prospects into your sale funnel, and then market to them to your heart’s content. Until they either buy your Product, join your Network Marketing Team, or tell you to get lost by unsubscribing from your list. Is it, Really? That’s what I’ve got from the ‘training’ from people talking about . . . → Read More: Attraction Marketing’s Greatest Failure Sounds pretty harsh, doesn’t it? But hear me out, how many Network Marketing blogs do you frequent? Now consider the ones promoting Attraction Marketing, look at the banners they use, what do you see? Chances are if there’s a Magnetic Sponsoring banner most of the posts are about, you guessed it, Mike Dillard. MLM Lead System Pro banners and you get posts about Norbert Orlewicz, Brian Fanale and Todd Schlomer. . . . → Read More: Attraction Marketers-Slaves For Their Masters That’s the trick, isn’t it? You type your fingers into little nubs creating your latest masterpiece, publish it to your blog, and echo, e-e-c-c-h-h-o-o-o. The crickets are silent, not even a croak from a lonely bullfrog. Now there are a lot of good, effective ways to get fresh eyes on your prize, your content. All of the ways presume you have good, at least passing good, content. . . . → Read More: The 3 Best Ways To Get Your Content Consumed That’s not to say you have to be a brain to succeed with network marketing, it means you have to put some thought into it. Regularly, constantly looking for and thinking about ways to grow your network larger. Call it a thinking person’s no-brain-er. If you get network marketing, really get it, the concept of delayed gratification, the power of leveraging your time, the entrepreneur in your soul grasps for that . . . → Read More: Network Marketing, The Brain Game
Internet Marketing Myths First, a little clarity. What is a myth? While you can find many definitions they boil down to this: A myth is a story about someone who may or may not have lived, who might have done some amazing feat, that has been retold and embellished for entertainment over and over. In short, an exaggeration. For example, Did the Battle of . . . → Read More: The Three Worst Myths About Network Marketing |
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