Many people have the preconceived notion that a network marketing business opportunity
is all about hard selling and convincing people to join your deal. That may be the case for an amateur network marketer, but a professional MLM recruiting expert will tell you that amateurs sell and professionals sort!
Understanding this is very key if you plan to excel in your network marketing company. You actually waste a lot more time when you are out convincing people to get involved. Now it is possible to get people involved with aggressive sales tactics and tons of convincing. The catch is that you’ll have to use those same tactics to get them to go to work.
Success in MLM is definitely a lot easier to achieve and a whole heck of a lot less stressful if you just focus on getting people to look at what you have to offer. If you get good and contacting and inviting people to your MLM opportunity you will find people who say yes.
The key is to become as skilled as you possibly can at the invite. Many people who look at the opportunity will not be able to see it. In that situation you want to make sure that you always ask for referrals, and you also want to get them as a customer.
Just remember that if you work on your skills of contacting and inviting that people will start to get involved with you. And as time goes on you will even start to get stronger at closing prospects too. You just have to remember that it’s all about the numbers and that no matter what you say or what you do…. You can lead a horse (prospect) to water (financial freedom), but you can’t make him drink!
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3 replies to "Success In MLM – Lead The Horse To Water But Don’t Force It To Drink!"
inviting or recruting people on your site/link is not an easy to do, beacause your not the one whos conveicing the others.
your main job is to determine that you are much better than the others.
I agree with you to a certain degree. If you are trying to recruit on the front end you will have hard time. However, I don’t think that you need to convince people that you are ‘better’ than others as much as I believe that you have to show them that you care about them and not just them signing up. But yes you do have to have something of value to add to their lives or they will not join with you.
but the 1st priority of the recruiter is to let the costumers mind agrees to sign up.
it depends on their technique on how will they do that.
so they could convience, some recruiters are talkative talking so many thing and then later on, others would have not notice that they have already agreed.