… Everyone is jumping on the social-media bandwagon. Yet, many of us have never mastered the social part in the first place.
We have been sold on the idea by many individuals that it is a replacement for time-tested and proven marketing methods that still work today.
This is not to say do not leverage it, but never give up what you do not know for what you do know. And never ever check your brain in at the door!
With all incessant buzz over the years about social media do you really know who is following you and most importantly for what reason? Are they hoping to find, insight, inspiration, some closely guarded secrets that you may possess?
One of my pet peeves about network marketing is: that so many spend their time trying to recruit other network marketers. Could this be the number one reason they are following you?
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The past year has seen an explosion in social network marketing as a way to generate leads. From all outward appearances, it almost looks like the 3 foot rule all over. Anyone within 3 feet is a potential candidate for your home business. It is now replaced by anyone that falls within 3 microseconds is a candidate for your business.
{ Read more Has Social Network Marketing Replaced The 3 Foot Rule }
Today I was reading this article, Shuzak.com | Anatomy of a Successful Social Network amazing what you’ll find when you do a search on the internet.
What really comes to view as your reading this article is how right he is about the mistakes made by other sites as well. When you take a stroll through the network marketing side of Myspace it really does appear that everyone there is out to out spam the other.
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Glenn Burks has helped ten's of thousands discover the real truth behind this industry, cutting through the hype and spin so you'll know what you're up against today! Read More...
"If I had to do it all over again, rather than build an old style type of business, I would have started building a network marketing business."
Quote by Robert T. Kiyosak
