“ Don't wish it was easier, Wish you were Better.”

The biggest challenge that most people have in network Marketing is becoming greater than his or

her current skill set. And most sponsors over the years have told and taught on building from the

Warm market and using the home as a means of togetherness . And this was displayed as

a process of duplication. If you do this just as I have done, you sould experience the same results. And

this term or method was not fully understood until Melton Fogg, a network Marketing Guru started

the concept of People's Franchise.

A Direct sales Associate has her on Mountain to Climb and Valley to tread. The Old system of networking still work to a threshold of success for the Novice. And when the warm List is Exuasted and you have No friends or Family members to talk too. What am I to do Next? And we hear excuses like.. I have No other people to talk too, I don't feel comfortable talking to strangers six feet from me, and so on.

In The Earlier stages of Networking Marketing when the legendary Amway got the foundational structure layed for a duplication way of doing business. List, 3 way call, Meeting, sounds easy Right!!! It Takes WORK. WORK. WORK.. We are dealing with people. The Hidden skill in this equation is Marketing/Advertising. I will now shift our focus to the Life and Blood of Business.

We were Taught in the Amway days of networking that Word of Mouth is your Marketing Method. And we believed this was the only true way to get results. From Warm Market list.

The progression of Technlogy helped our lives tremendously. We can Now communicate faster and more efficient , than we could 20 years ago. You can now process your business faster and more efficient at the click of a button. You can now have a meeting with thousands of people in the matter of seconds. You can Now reach the World from Home and communicate, share and expand your business in the same process of the OLD. But faster..

In closing, “Network Marketing is a way of life! And Evolution is a process we all have to adapt to or get left behind.”

P.S. I left you a treasure a tools to Aid you in your business efforts http://itoolbot.com

Samuel Logan

It seems your link is no longer active, but you make some valid points.

Where I find the biggest problem today is getting quality instead of quantity with optins, so instead of giving something away I charge a minimal price for a highly valued solution to a problem most people have.

Now I get their PayPal email address instead of a junk one and I know they will spend money online. I think that is a better target than finding people who will take a free gift.

Many people don't know that after you put up a blog/video, you need to syndicate it in order for the search engines to find your content. Below I have outlined some sites that I use to syndicate my content. Feel free to share with your teams and use for your own businesses.

http://pingler.com

http://pingomatic.com/

http://pingmylink.com/

http://www.blogbuzzer.com/

http://www.totalping.com/

http://www.pingoat.net/

http://www.auto-ping.com/

http://ping.in/

http://www.blogpingtool.com/

http://pingates.com/

Great, thanks Jon 

Great strategy Jon.

Hey all!

I just started doing this, and it's working pretty well. Thought I'd share it with you.

When I get added as a friend on FB, I've started sending a quick introductory video to them. It's only about a minute and a half long, and it's just a "hi, thanks, check out my blog" video.

Was pretty nervous, but I've gotten a lot of positive comments like "liked the video, cool idea".

So, when added I send a quick message like this:

"Hey , thanks for adding me!  See you're with , how long you been with them?  I send all my new Friends this quick video to get to know me a bit!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4lb1k8tZA0

Obviously, I look at their profile first, and personalize it a bit... but instead of typing over and over, I can see who they are, find something to break the ice, and forward my video!

Use as you wish!

Jon

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Heimir Finnson heimir730 heimir@heimirfinnson.com http://heimirfinnson.com/solo-ads/optinin.html/ 250 / $137
Igor Kheifets igor.kheifets kheifets.igor@gmail.com http://www.crossingthefreeline.com/soloads.html 100 / $89
Ashley Gough ashley.gough info@ashleygough.com http://ashleygough.com/soloads/ 500 / $200
Steve Lorenzo steve_lorenzo http://ezinesoloads.net/ Skype him for pricing
Mark Gurney mark.gurney2 mark@onlineprofitsinc.com http://www.onlineprofitsinc.com/soloadinfo/ 100 / $75
Andrea Smith-Fulton drea_1977 afulton1977@gmail.com http://smokinhotsolos.com/solo/ 100 / $60
Atheer Fendi atheer.fendi atheer.fendi@gmail.com http://atheerfendi.com/solo-ads/ 100 / $52
Bilaal Hussain bilaal1236 info@internettrafficmethods4u.com http://www.internettrafficmethods4u.com/ 100 / $40
Bryan (the Phe m) bnic3th3ph3 m http://ryanandbryan.com/frankandjc.html 500 / $260
Emilis Strimaitis (Emka) ne_sejp_sau strimaitis.emilis@gmail.com http://www.strimaitis.com/ 100 / $65
Craig Raphael craig.raphael webmaster@esourceinfo.com http://www.esourceinfo.com/advertising.html 250 / $75
Gary L Lewis gary_llewis gary@garyllewis.com http://www.garyllewis.com/soloads.html 250 / $75
Vince Craine vincemcraine solos@vincecraine.com http://vincecraine.com/solos/ 100 / $65
Gary Baker garybaker68 jempub@gmail.com http://opportunity-advisor.com/soloadbooking.html 100 / $50
Colm Wynne cwynnes info@colmwynne.com http://www.colmwynne.com/SoloAdSale/ 500 / $200
Gedas gedasbiz gedasbiz@gmail.com http://solo-store.com/ 100 / $55
Frank Dang frankdang07 frankdang07@gmail.com http://explosivecommissions.com/soloads/ 250 / $140
JT Martin onlineventures jtsimbiz@gmail.com http://jtlikes.com/soloads/ 250 / $115
Abel Chua abel-chua abel@the6figuresuccess.com http://abel-chua.com/solo-ads/ 100 / $59
Colin Meunier colinmeunier colinmeunier1@gmail.com http://www.colinmeunier.com/soloads/ 100 / $55
Dean Miles dean.miles3 redhotsolo@gmail.com http://www.dean-miles.com/soloads/ 50 / $15
Beatrice Brown bubbly40 info@bbprofits.com http://bbprofits.com/Soloads/ 100 / $65
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Alex Fields redpointprofits redpointprofits@gmail.com http://thecoachingmasters.com/solos/index2.php 100 / $55
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Rodger Hyatt atuche66 http://www.qualitysoloads.com/ 100 / $70
Keith Hyatt http://keith-hyatt.com/solo/ 50 / $35
Miranda Hyatt miranda.hyatt miranda.hyatt2010@gmail.com http://miranda-hyatt.com/solo/ 50 / $35
James Neal superhotslugz realjamesneal@gmail.com http://realjamesneal.com/realqualitysolos/ 100 / $70
Dennis Pippin truckerd56 dennis@dennispippin.com http://ads90.com/ 50 / $35
T homas Burke thomasburke777@gmail.com http://fasttrafficboosters.com/SoloAdMailings/ 50 / $20
Kenneth Kraakstad kraaksta@gmail.com http://kenneth-kraakstad.com/soloads.htm 100 / $60
Brocha Weiss layala18 BrochaSolos@gmail.com http://explosivetrafficvideos.com/solo_ads/ 100 / $75
Vicky Nguyen vickihelpdesk@gmail.com http://thebestsoloads.com/vicki/ 250 / $130
Jayson Benoit admin@marketingwithjayson.com http://www.jaysonbenoit.com/solo_ads/ 100 / $65
Wayne Dobson waynes.solos@gmail.com http://solos.waynedobson.info/ 100 / $66
Jeff Schuman Team.Schuman@yahoo.com http://www.team-schuman.com/email-solo-ad.html 26,000+ / $200
Carlos Barahona warrior@carlosbarahona.com http://www.theincometriangle.com/soloads/ 100 / $75
Lance Edinger soloadsforall@gmail.com http://soloads4all.weebly.com/ 100 / $27
JV Rocket http://jvrocket.com/ 226,000 / $2500
Marius Stefan solo@prosoloads.com http://prosoloads.com/ 125 / $95
Phillip P. Brewer http://brewerenterprise.com/MySoloAdOffers/index.html 50 / $17.50
Randy Koehler http://marketing-your-way.com/solos/ 50 / $31
J ohn Cornetta john@johncornetta.com http://johncornetta.com/soloads/ 1000 / $425
Micheal Edwards soloads@gurudominationblueprint.com http://www.myonlineinternetbusiness.com/soloads/gcheckout 125 / $75
DEMC.com http://www.demc.com/solo.html 15,000 / $150
Cal Champlin cal.champlincpchamplin@gmail.com http://www.calchamplin.com/solo_ads.html 125 / $40
Nic Penrake nic_penrake@hotmail.com http://generousentrepreneursonline.com/buyasoload/ 100 / $40
Kelvin Nikkel kelvin.nikkel solos@kelvinnikkel http://www.kelvinnikkel.com/soloads/ 100 / $50
Michael Hamm mjhamm michael@bulldog-marketing.com http://bulldog-marketing.com/solo/ 50 / $30
Angela Clark angiedc98 angela@angeladclark.com http://angeladclark.com/solos/ 100 / $50
Lenin Govea lenin.govea lenin.govea@gmail.com http://business.leningovea.com/premium-solo-ads/ 100 / $80
Brian Lee http://cashpros.com/soloads/ 250 / $125
David Hyatt dhyatt87 dhyatt1987@gmail.com http://david-hyatt.com/solo/ 125 / $65
JP Bailey businesstapping@gmail.com http://www.easybusinesstapping.com/soloads/ 100 / $50
Frank Kerley fkerley22 http://frankkerley.com/soloads 200 / $90
Lars Mikuta lars.mikuta http://freeimautomationtools.com/soloads/ 200 / $68
Josh Adlesperger josh.adlesperger support@joshadlesperger.com http://joshadlesperger.com/solos/ 50 / $30
Matthew Barnett matthew.barnett mbtamar@gmail.com http://killerresultsmarketing.com/solos/ 150 / $90
Lisa Huffman lisa.huffman2012 lisahuffman2u@gmail.com http://lisamarket.com/soloads/ 250 / $87
Louis Martel louiscmartel solo@louismartel.com http://louismartel.com/ 100 / $55
Gail Richardson gail.j.richardson gailjrichardson@gmail.com http://moneyminingmoves.com/gails-solo-ad-page/ 50 / $25
Paul Prissick paul@thepaulprissickgroup.com http://paulprissick.com/rockstar.html 200 / $127
Peter Paul peterpaulonline peterpaulmarketing@gmail.com http://peterpaulmarketing.com/soloads 300 / $130
Phil Springer im.empowered info@pstephenspringer@gmail.com http://im-empowered.com/soloads/ 100 / $75
Rhia Taylor rhiannonn24 rhia@rhiataylor.com http://rhiataylor.com/soload.html 50 / $35
Mike Collins http://sendasolo.com/ 150 / $70 Seth Riley seth.riley23 http://soloadpro.com/purchase 100 / $42
Nate Holland nateholland support@soloads.me http://soloads.me/ 100 / $35
Angelo Sayson angelosayson info@angelosayson.com http://www.angelosayson.com/soloads/ 250 / $120
Denise Johnson denisedawn71 support@johnsondd.com http://johnsondd.com/solo-ads 50 / $20
Juan Morales onedawg1 solos@jrmorales.com http://www.jrmorales.com/soloads/ 100 / $60
Peter Rosenblum peter_rosenblum peter.rosenblum20@gmail.com http://www.list-building-made-easy.com/solos/ 50 / $20
Brandon Loney Brandon_loney Bloney7@gmail.com http://www.marketmajik.com/soload/solos.html 50 / $20
Daniel Falk shareitall2 Daniel@SupersonicListProfits.com http://www.supersoniclistprofits.com/solos/ 100 / $55
Ivan Rendulic rendulicivan irsoloads@gmail.com http://www.ivanrendulic.com/PremiumSoloAds/ 100 / $60
Brandon Shelton bshellz33 brandonsheltonmarketing@gmail.com http://brandonsheltonmarketing.com/solo-ads/ 50 / $25
J.R. Quarles jrqaurles1914 jrquarles1914@gmail.com http://www.workwithjrquarles.com/solos/ 50 / $21
Peter Jones smartwebservices solo@yourmarketingformula.com http://www.yourmarketingformula.com/solo/ 100 / $50
Marc Milburn marcmilburn Solo@MarcMilburn.com http://www.marcmilburn.com/solo/ 50 / $30
Solo Ad Brokers support@soloadbrokers.com http://soloadbrokers.com 100 / $75
Kristen Darkenwald kristen.darkenwald kristen@kristendarkenwald.com http://www.premiumqualitysolos.com 100 / $50
Mal Leyshon mal.leyshon mal.leyshon@gmail.com http://www.malleyshon.com/soloads/ 100 / $40
Karl Reynisson terro74 terro74@gmail.com http://www.mytrafficgenie.net/funnels/soloads.htm 200 / $90
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My pleasure, Anthony.

And I have to agree that Google+'s version of that feature is much more user-friendly.  As for me, I'm more interested in the google+ hang outs feature for my team meetings.  Have you used that feature yet?  :) 

What I am apprehensive about is having some friends on FB, and some on google+...  It is so nice right now with (almost) everyone conveniently together on FB.

Thanks for your input, Carleen and for the instructions of creating groups on FB...it's much appreciated!

I've actually tried creating "groups" (or what FB calls Lists) and categorizing people in those lists, but the whole process of creating the lists and choosing them when posting, is quite cumbersome as compared to G+ (that's my opinion of course).

Also, that feature is not visible enough to the average FB user and I don't find it user-friendly. When I first started exploring the List feature in FB, I had to go digging for it.

Circles on the other hand are front and center of G+ and that's what I like about it because it makes sense not sharing every post or update with one's whole network, just like in real life. That's what I meant my "flexibility" in my earlier post. Having said so, G+ has many things they can improve on and I see that they are in the process of enhancing the platform as it's being beta tested by millions before it's fully launched to the general public.

Cheers! :)

Wallace, I am curious if you are utilizing FB to promote your PC Repair Business...  I have found it a fabulous (FREE) way to stay in contact with people or to at least stay "in front" of them to help them remember me and what I do.  'would love to have the link to your FB page if you have one.  :)

Here's mine, in case you want to "snoop"  haha   facebook.com/ineedscents :) )

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Well I got mine started :)

I will have to find you Anthony and friend you if you don't mind. I haven't filled much out yet but at least its started. Perhaps I can utilize Google+ to somehow assist in my PC repair business lol. At the very least I will continue to make some great new friends. I'm glad Google is going to take advantage of so many applications, I think programs like Google Earth and Google Mars are remarkable. Aside from having the most powerful search engine on the planet, its hard not to be impressed with what this company has managed to accomplish since its beginning.

Thank you for the info my friend.

[/quote]

Anthony Godinho:  "Some people find circles confusing, but once you understand them, you will be able to use them effectively. No other social network that I've used allows this sort of flexibility which I think is unique and very useful. Also, I like the privacy settings which can be easily customized. I created a resource on Squidoo called Understanding Google+ Circles to help people who'd better like to understand them."

Facebook also has the option to post to specific "groups".  Click the drop-down box next to the lock under your posting (before you post), click "customize", then under "make visible to", (or "hide this from") click "specific people" and type in the group you want to post to.  (Of course you first need to create groups; aside from friends or friends of friends.)

No problem, Wallace...you may come across some business accounts on G+, but those are the ones approved by Google for beta testing purposes. I believe Mashable.com is one of them. However, there is no problem if you make mention of your website on your personal G+ profile.

I'll see you on G+...cheers for now.

Thank you for the heads up my friend, I'll leave out any affiliations to my business until they allow it. I have yet to follow up on that but will get on later on today. Thanks again.

Good to know that you got your G+ started, you can feel free to connect with me at: http://gplus.to/ajgodinho

I'm sure once G+ launches to the general public and opens it up for business pages, you will be able to leverage from it. I agree, with your assessment regarding your impression of the big G and their accomplishments. Given that they have a lot of leverage with their ever evolving search engine, I think businesses will be able to make the best of it from an SEO perspective and web traffic.

I've been a little out of the loop, in the past few days,  with regards to G+ developments because of other priorities. So I'm going to take some time this weekend to keep abreast of things and accordingly update my Squidoo G+ pages.

I'll look for you on G+...

P.S: Don't set up a business account in G+ yet, as some business accounts have been deleted because at the moment it's only open to individuals.

Well I got mine started :)

I will have to find you Anthony and friend you if you don't mind. I haven't filled much out yet but at least its started. Perhaps I can utilize Google+ to somehow assist in my PC repair business lol. At the very least I will continue to make some great new friends. I'm glad Google is going to take advantage of so many applications, I think programs like Google Earth and Google Mars are remarkable. Aside from having the most powerful search engine on the planet, its hard not to be impressed with what this company has managed to accomplish since its beginning.

Thank you for the info my friend.

Hey Wallace, sorry for the delayed response.

Ah, nothing to be embarrassed asking about G+ games :)

You're in luck, Google just announced, a couple of days ago about, Games in Google+ on their official blog. It is just being rolled out to a few folks. It's currently not available for everyone on Google+ yet, so looks like they plan to do it in phases. Some folks have already written some reviews on G+ games and what to expect. I don't have access to games and am not too much into gaming, but I'm sure there is lots to come in the coming months.

Also, with regards to your other question on incorporating other Google apps with G+, yes, that is where this is all leading to. Looks like they are approaching this G+ project in phases 'cos they want to get this right this time. Personally, I'm impressed with their approach and progress, but only time will tell.

Hope this helps my friend...have a wonderful weekend!

Cheers! :)

Fantastic Anthony, most helpful indeed.

I'm convinced, and I'll give it a try. I have a few busy days ahead but once the weekend is over I will open up that invite email and get started. One last question; (and I'm embarrassed to ask this, since social networking is far more useful in other ways) does Google + incorporate any applications at all such as Castle Age, or other silly games?

Also, I wonder if in the future, Google will incorporate things like Google Earth, or other popular applications into its interface. It would be interesting to be reading an article on Bhangarh in India for example, and have a small area of the screen zoom into it visually. Its these kinds of possibilities that convince me Google has a tremendous advantage over Facebook, and I'm curious to see how it all unfolds.

Thank you for the reply as always my friend.

Warm regards.

Hiya Wallace, thanks for your thoughts on social networking and I can understand you not being a huge fan of it. I'm not too much into social networking sites either, but like to use them on and off for personal and professional reasons.

I'm on FB and Twitter and use both of them, but am definitely not addicted to any. I'm on PeopleString as well which I use more often because it's a very customizable Home page (a centralized dashboard, if I may).

Anyway, lest I digress, getting back to Google+, having tested it so far since it launched on June 28, 2011, I find it impressive so far. One of the main reasons being the concept of circles which allows you to segregate all your contacts into various groups of people, just like in life.

This allows G+ users to be able to use this new social platform for both, personal and business reasons in just one account. It allows you flexibility to share updates with specific people based on the circles you have created, therefore, only those people who are the specific circles will see the posts, not everyone on your network. Similarly, if you'd like to see posts or updates of a specific group, you can filter them so you don't have to sift through all the posts that people in your entire network have posted.

Some people find circles confusing, but once you understand them, you will be able to use them effectively. No other social network that I've used allows this sort of flexibility which I think is unique and very useful. Also, I like the privacy settings which can be easily customized. I created a resource on Squidoo called Understanding Google+ Circles to help people who'd better like to understand them.

In terms of your question and comparison to Facebook, I don't think people will ditch FB just yet. G+ is still in its beta testing phase and not yet open to the general public as such. It's too early to say how far Google will take this, but I have a good feeling about it. There is a lot of interesting conversation going on in G+, but again, it all depends who is in your circles.

Hope this helps!

Hiya Anthony, my fiance just invited me to this, I have yet to go in and do it. I play a few apps on Facebook (at this point I'm sure everyone does) but I'm not huge into social networking in general so I haven't jumped on it. It looks pretty impressive and if there was ever a company I think has the potential to compete with Facebook, I'd say it would be Google. Even though I have no particular desire to vest more time into another social networking avenue, I would be curious to know if it is "lively" enough to give up Facebook in favor of this, as I find the ever growing interface to be growing more and more buggy and needlessly complex compared to the Facebook of 2009 or so.

Google+ (Google Plus) was launched on June 28, 2011, by Google Inc., as they plan to leverage from the world of social networking. The social site is similar to Facebook in terms of the overall social networking perspective, however, it has unique features that makes it very appealing.

Currently, it is open by invite-only basis, therefore, you will require a Google+ invite to join this social network. Since its launch, over 20 million users have registered on the site.

I was one of the fortunate to get an invite at launch and have been able to test the social platform extensively. Though it's too early to say how it will ultimately compare to Facebook and Twitter, I'm impressed with the overall functionality of Google Plus.

One of the unique features of Google+ is Google Plus Circles, that allows users to create cliques or groups, which enables sharing updates with people belonging to specific Circles as opposed to everyone in your network. Another cool feature is called "Google Hangouts" which is essentially a face-to-face live video chat with up to 10 people. Other Google+ features include Google Sparks, Google Huddle and Instant Upload.

Having used the platform extensively so far, I've written an in-depth review on key aspects of this new social network as well as a Google Plus Setup Guide for Beginners to help new users. If you are not yet on Google Plus, feel free to request a Google+ Invite from me. I believe that Google is getting it right this time as they reinvent themselves in the social networking world.

If you are already in Google Plus, I'd like to hear your thoughts on this brand new social network launched by Google.

I have to humbly admit, my efforts to generate online leads is just NOT working out as I planned. Not terrible, but I know there's better.

I've gleaned all the free info I can, and I'm seriously going to look into MLSP - but I wanted others opinions of the others out there?

Is MLSP the best ?  Magnetic Sponsoring? 

Not sure where to start, I just know I run into MLSP sites all the time, so they're at the front of my brain!

Thanks

If you are a real estate investor, you know that the most important part of your business is finding secret deals that no one else knows about.  No matter who your coach is: Dean Graziosi; Carlton Sheets; Russ Whitney; or Dolf DeRoos, you have found out by now that a very active marketing campaign is the ONLY way you will find these deals.

One of the most basic and FREE marketing methods is to use Warm Market Email.

Your warm market means people you come into contact with on a daily basis. You can take advantage of this potential gold-mine through several different ways: phone call, personal letter, beer at the local tavern.

Many people refuse to tell people what they are doing because they are afraid to offend someone. That is absolutely ridiculous. If your buddy had a way to make $10000 per month magically appear in his mailbox every month would you be offended if he told you? NO WAY. You would be furious if he didn't tell you.

One of the easiest ways to build your business is word of mouth. By simply telling people you have a real estate investing business where you buy property with cash and can close extremely fast, people will eat it up.

1.      Take 10 minutes and make a list of people you come into contact on a daily basis, that would like to substantially increase their income, and quality of life.

Note: Think outside the box! There are millions of people out there begging for what you have. If your friend was in financial trouble and was at risk of foreclosure or bankruptcy, wouldn’t you want them to know that you can help them?

2.      There are many ways to share your business with people. Here are a few:

1) Email
2) Quick Phone Call
3) At a party
4) At another social event
5) Having a beer with a friend
6) Give out your business card

Again, be creative! And remember, this doesn't cost you a single dime!

Here's a sample email:

“Hey Brad,

I just started a real estate investing business and I focus on paying cash and making quick closings.  I also specialize in helping people avoid foreclosure.  If you know of anyone looking to sell, or even buy, please let them know they should contact me first.  They can also go to my website for more information about the foreclosure process and they can leave their information and request a personal consultation.    

MyWebsite.com

Talk soon,

Cyle”

3.      Share Your Website

The most important thing to remember here is: Keep It Simple!

There are two things you need to tell people:

1. They will have the opportunity to sell their home fast
2. Your website

That's it! It's not your job to explain the entire system to them. That's what the CarbonCopyPRO marketing system is for. You want to demonstrate the system to people, not try and replace it.

4.      Keep in constant contact with them

When anyone visits your website, you want them to leave their contact information; especially their email address.  Once you have collected their email, you should start to send them consistent, scheduled follow-up messages to keep them “warm.”  You definitely don’t want them to forget about you and sell to someone else.  One of the best products you can invest into is the Aweber Email Marketing System.

I am just curious as to how many people are looking for a program that will help your website do almost anything you would want it to do.  From what I am told it has a click to call feature, you can make your own apps, kind of like splash pages, have a phone call pop to your prospects at any desired time to get them on the phone doing business with you.  I don't have all the details right off hand, but I was just curious if there is anybody looking for something like that as well.