Here’s the first rule of making a presentation

“Your prospect doesn’t really care about you.”

All those people in the cars around you in the traffic… do you think they’re thinking about you? Not a chance! They’re totally focused on themselves and their own lives. They don’t even know you exist.

So don’t talk about yourself. Just give them the bare minimum introduction about yourself and why you’re there.

Something like:

“Hey, thanks for fitting me into your schedule. I know you’re busy. I’m really excited about what I’m going to show you tonight/today. It’s totally changing my financial future.”

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Here’s the first rule of making a presentation

“Your prospect doesn’t really care about you.”

All those people in the cars around you in the traffic… do you think they’re thinking about you? Not a chance! They’re totally focused on themselves and their own lives. They don’t even know you exist.

So don’t talk about yourself. Just give them the bare minimum introduction about yourself and why you’re there.

Something like:

“Hey, thanks for fitting me into your schedule. I know you’re busy. I’m really excited about what I’m going to show you tonight/today. It’s totally changing my financial future.”

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Here’s the first rule of making a presentation

“Your prospect doesn’t really care about you.”

All those people in the cars around you in the traffic… do you think they’re thinking about you? Not a chance! They’re totally focused on themselves and their own lives. They don’t even know you exist.

So don’t talk about yourself. Just give them the bare minimum introduction about yourself and why you’re there.

Something like:

“Hey, thanks for fitting me into your schedule. I know you’re busy. I’m really excited about what I’m going to show you tonight/today. It’s totally changing my financial future.”

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Here’s the first rule of making a presentation

“Your prospect doesn’t really care about you.”

All those people in the cars around you in the traffic… do you think they’re thinking about you? Not a chance! They’re totally focused on themselves and their own lives. They don’t even know you exist.

So don’t talk about yourself. Just give them the bare minimum introduction about yourself and why you’re there.

Something like:

“Hey, thanks for fitting me into your schedule. I know you’re busy. I’m really excited about what I’m going to show you tonight/today. It’s totally changing my financial future.”

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Lead with the business or lead with the product. What’s best?

I used to be 100% focused on the business, leaving the product to take care of itself. But then over time I noticed how loyal our Preferred Customers were and how their contribution to bottom line continued to grow.

I use every technique available to attract new associates. I use 100% internet, telephone cold calls where I send them to a capture page or video on the internet, emails, phone or face to face with friends and associates then send them to a capture page and I also pass out business cards and flyers to strangers with my capture page or video URL attached.

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Here’s the first rule of making a presentation

“Your prospect doesn’t really care about you.”

All those people in the cars around you in the traffic… do you think they’re thinking about you? Not a chance! They’re totally focused on themselves and their own lives. They don’t even know you exist.

So don’t talk about yourself. Just give them the bare minimum introduction about yourself and why you’re there.

Something like:

“Hey, thanks for fitting me into your schedule. I know you’re busy. I’m really excited about what I’m going to show you tonight/today. It’s totally changing my financial future.”

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When it comes to building a Network Marketing or MLM business people seem to naturally choose one of two approaches to build their downline according to personal preference and how they were first introduced to their opportunity.

There are two basic lines of attack as far as I can see:

1. Prospect with the business opportunity.

2. Prospect with the product.

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Lead with the business or lead with the product. What’s best?

I used to be 100% focused on the business, leaving the product to take care of itself. But then over time I noticed how loyal our Preferred Customers were and how their contribution to bottom line continued to grow.

I use every technique available to attract new associates. I use 100% internet, telephone cold calls where I send them to a capture page or video on the internet, emails, phone or face to face with friends and associates then send them to a capture page and I also pass out business cards and flyers to strangers with my capture page or video URL attached.

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Wouldn’t that be great? Just place ads and people flock to your door and sign up?

If you haven’t done it this way yet it’s probably because you don’t know how or you can’t afford to advertise.

Maybe you don’t even know where you can advertise!

I guess the three main ways to place paid advertising would be:

1. Pay-per-Click.

2. Place ads in other peoples Ezines.

3. Place ads in Newspapers.

But it all costs money, right?

Let’s look at the possibilities… with $500 a month available to spend on advertising you can create a lot of growth.

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Would you like to use your MySpace site to promote your MLM.

Do you know how to do it?

Then here’s some information that will give you a great platform to get started.

As you know, MySpace is a social networking website… what’s being called Web2 these days.

One big advantage of MySpace is that you almost instantly have your own website… for free… and you don’t need to know anything about programming on the web.

It’s strictly point and press and it’s dead simple. This can save you a lot of time and money and have you up and promoting your business on the web in the next hour… it’s that easy!

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