Tuesday, 2 July 2013

Beginners Guide to Network Marketing


Network Marketing is a business model based on a network(s) of independent, autonomous and nonsalaried distributors or salespeople who sell certain products or services to customers on behalf of a big firm or company. These distributors are then awarded compensation or commission accordingly.

Since Network Marketing is a skill based job which requires you to directly interact with customers to not just sell your product or service but also recruit new agents or distributors (and so enlarge the chain or network), it is extremely important to understand the basic nuances and tricks of the trade. Indeed, though it is a low capital business anyone can get into, it does require certain skills to make it a profitable venture.

Some people seem to have that inborn talent, that gift with words which can make them sell anything they want. The only difference between you and them is proper training. Therefore, it is vital to build up one’s skills from any one of the numerous trustworthy and safe institutes in the market. Notable amongst these support and training organizations is Leaders Club.

Once you have the proper training, start looking for a sponsor. Here again, the sponsor or company you choose should be safe and trustworthy so it’s always advisable to quietly check their antecedents just as they check yours. This is not difficult as a simple run through the list of companies or firms registered with the DSA (Direct Selling Association) and given on its website will, in most cases, suffice.

Now that you have signed up with a reliable company and are one of its official distributors, start right away with your job. Most importantly, do not, even for a second, procrastinate. Many of us delay work thinking that we’ll start tomorrow, but remember, tomorrow never comes so start as soon as possible, which is right now, right here- today!

Lastly, do not expect to become a millionaire overnight. Therefore, be ware of institutes which claim to get you into an income bracket of $10,000 or more in a month or so: more often than not these are frauds who’ll cheat you of your precious money without arming you with the requisite skills to survive in the market. If you work hard and develop a rapport with your customers, you will undoubtedly reach to the top but it takes some time. Remember that every success story has some initial failure so don’t be overly disheartened if things don’t seem to work out at first. Only those who overcome these initial blockages succeed!


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