“KISS” Network Marketing is Extremely Simple ~ Once You Simplify the Process
I am not referring to the 80’s rock band but to the old adage “Keep It Simple Stupid”. Countless networkers lose sight of “KISS” and try to re-invent the wheel and spin-out-of-control getting nothing done on a consistent basis. This is why 97% end up quitting before they even get started.
The four (4) main ingredients of MLM / Network Marketing are:
Your Up-Line
YOU
Your Primary Company / Product(s) and/or Service(s)
Your Down-Line
Your Up-Line – Is potentially the most important, as they are who you rely on to get you started on your journey into the unknown. If you DO NOT have an up-line that is willing to tell you “How Their System Works” run away as fast as you can and then find someone that can / will teach you how to succeed!
YOU – Must have the wherewithal to endure in this business and be dedicated long-term to reach your goals. You must take a good look at Network Marketing / Multi-Level-Marketing and make a rational decision if this opportunity is for you!
Side Note:“The MLM industry needs to stop twisting the truth about how this business model works, and the average Joe needs to stop looking at the MLM business plan as a quick fix for his/her financial situation and start looking at it for what it is: A financial asset like a CD or mutual fund that grows exponentially and pays out over time.” – Mike Dillard
Your Primary Company / Product(s) and/or Service(s) – Are ONLY the Means-To-The-End for your financial freedom. All that matters is that your product or service has “real value” and provides a solution to the end user, which is the essential component for long-term success.
Your Down-Line – Is only going to get involved with You and You ONLY. It does not matter what the products or services you offer from your primary company. It does not matter how great the company is or how sexy the website looks. Your down-line is going to rely on You and Your Systems if they are to get involved with You and Your Opportunity / business model.
