Network Marketing and Me

OK you have done your research and you have chosen the opportunity that you feel is the best fit for you; you've purchased your starter kit and are ready to go. So just how do you go about getting started? Every company I have ever been with says to start by writing a list of basically everyone you have ever met as a first step. Now I'm not going to say that having what most in the industry call a Who Do You Know List (WDKNL) is a bad thing, there is a reason all the companies recommend it after all. I'm just saying that's not where I would start. You are naturally excited about your new opportunity and you want to tell everyone you have ever met all about it. I strongly urge you not to do that at this stage, at least not until you know what you are talking about. The people on your list, the people you already know are what's known as your 'warm market' these are people you probably don't want to annoy too much because they are a part of your life a...

OK now most experts in Network Marketing will tell you that you should try to concentrate on one business and I get it I really do. If you are splitting your time and effort between two companies then each is only getting half of your attention at best. The problem is that sometimes an opportunity really is too good to pass up. I was recently offered the chance to join a company that was, at the time, in pre-launch here in the UK. Now at first I wasn't interested, but I really wanted to try the products. The company sells haircare products and, quite frankly, I have terrible hair that I really wish I could do something about. The products and the results I had seen online looked fantastic, but would they work for me? These are not cheap products after all. So I arranged to have some samples sent over from Canada. OMG the products were amazing and my Canadian friend had rather cleverly added me to a group on social media for the companies UK prospects. I posted some pictures on ...