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How to Convert MLM Leads in a Funded Business System [ November 10th, 2009 ] Posted in » Network Marketing

- guest post by Rod Nichols

The whole idea of a funded business system is to generate leads for your network marketing business.

Each person who fills out the contact information on your capture page is a potential lead.

In the following training, you will learn how to contact, qualify, and convert those people.

Those who complete your contact form will fall into three categories:

1. Looking for a network marketing business.
2. Already with a network marketing company, but not happy.
3. Already with a network marketing company and happy.

Categories 1 and 2 are great prospects for your network marketing company right now.

Category 3 may take some time, but odds are that if you do a good job of relationship building, they will join you within a year.

Here are some methods of approaching these people and building relationships.

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8 Great Tips To Create a Blog Post That Gets Attention

The single most important aspect of blogging is to create posts that capture your readers' attention.

How often have you clicked on a link and found yourself looking at a post that looked like a single run-on sentence?

Did you actually read that post? I bet you didn't.

Here are 8 useful tips to create content that get attention:

August 20th, 2008 | Leave a Comment

Bloggers: We're Lonely, Please Respond To Our Comments

blog commenting

Blogging is often a lonely pursuit.

Most bloggers have full-time jobs and are writing late at night, tired and hoping to get to bed at a decent time.

You find yourself sitting alone, staring at the screen, and decide to read some posts from other sites that are sitting in your inbox or your RSS reader.

March 1st, 2008 | 6 Comments

Blogging During a Personal or Family Crisis

What do you do during a family or personal crisis?

Do you keep blogging, business as usual, because the "show must go on"?

Or, do you write about it on your blog, risking that is is off-topic, too personal, and nobody wants to hear about it?

These are questions I have been wrestling with.

You see, one of my older sisters had major surgery last week for lung cancer.

Her name is Patti and she is not doing very well and it is a rough time for my family, especially my parents, who are elderly.

Naturally, I have found it difficult to post on this blog during this time.

I decided to share these thoughts, after all writing is good therapy.

So what do you do in these situations?

Your perspective tends to change at times like these.

February 26th, 2008 | 10 Comments

Why Are Internet Marketers Blogging?

blogging for internet marketers

The obvious answer to this question is that internet marketers are blogging to make money online.

Many internet marketing blogs are really collections of mini sales letters for affiliate programs.

I admit to being guilty of this.

Most of these blogs also sprinkle in some "how-to" guides and product reviews that do serve a purpose, especially for beginners.

However, a blog has the potential to be so much more than this.

February 22nd, 2008 | Leave a Comment

18 Reasons Why I Hate Being a Perfectionist

Since it's almost the start of another new year I was thinking about making some resolutions but I couldn't come up with the perfect plan.

I really hate being a perfectionist.

Here's why:

December 30th, 2007 | Leave a Comment

Need Help with "Blogus Interruptus"?

Blogging for Attention Deficit Sufferers

I have a wandering mind. I admit it.

I don't quite suffer from attention deficit disorder but I definitely need to focus more on my work.

I sit down at my computer with good intentions and two hours go by and I still haven't written a post.

This is because I suffer from "blogus interruptus".

This is a term I just made up to describe my short attention span.

December 4th, 2007 | 2 Comments

Increase RSS Subscribers Free with rssHugger

All Bloggers Want More RSS Subscribers…

rssHugger is a new site designed to help blog owners promote their RSS feeds and locate other blogs that may be of interest.

Think of it as a web directory of RSS feeds.

The creator of rssHugger is an online entrepreneur named Collin LaHay. He had originally planned to charge $10 to get your own page on rssHugger for 10 years, provided that you make a post about it.

However, in response to a review from John Chow you can now get listed for free in exchange for your post.

A large number of bloggers are taking advantage of this opportunity. This will provide rssHugger with hundreds of backlinks that will increase the site's authority with the search engines.

November 28th, 2007 | 2 Comments

30 Days To Making Money in Internet Marketing and Blogging

The 30 Day Internet Marketing Challenge

The 30 Day Challenge by Ed Dale is an action plan designed to help people make their first $10 in internet marketing without spending any money.

That's right. The plan is an absolutely free step-by-step guide that will take you through the entire process of creating and monetizing a blog.

The plan is excellent and I highly encourage beginners to take this challenge. It's not about using some questionable tactics to make some affiliate sales. It is about learning how to create a site with quality content that readers will find useful. An ethical site that will sustain as a long-term business.

Fred Peters has listed the components of the 30 Day Challenge Action List here.

November 25th, 2007 | 2 Comments

Links That Will Keep You Up At Night

Here is a list of links that will definitely have you keeping the midnight oil burning. There are some killer resources here for blogging:

Vandelay Web Design has posted the results of its group writing project "Everything You Could Possibly Want To Know About Social Media". There are over 50 articles here – a dream come true if you are researching social networking.

Lars-Christian has compiled a list of 40 Excellent Resources for Online Publishers. This is a link to Part 1. He has recently posted Part 2. This could keep you up for a week.