The 7 Great Lies Of Network Marketing

The 7 Great Lies Of Network Marketing

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For years, the only people that

had access to industry secrets

on how to succeed at network

marketing were a small group

of marketers who used these

ideas to build humongous

MLM organizations -- without

all the tedious "Grunt work"

everyone else was being taught to do.

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Now, for the first time ever, the playing field has been

leveled, and these industry secrets are being made

available to the public...

"If You're One Of The Few Network Marketers Left Who's Still

Making Names Lists And Cold Calling Dead-Beat Opportunity

Leads... How Do You Plan To Keep Up With Those Who Have

Learned How To Get Hundreds - Even Thousands - Of

Pre-Sold Prospects To Come To Them (Without Having To

Spend Hours On The Phone Or Attend A Hotel Meeting)?"

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Ever since I discovered the concept of "attraction marketing,"

I've become a student again, constantly studying e-book after

e-book to gain valuable information to pass on to others. I ran

across a book: Ann Seig's 7 Great Lies of Network Marketing,

and I just can’t wait to share her ideas with you. This book

lists some of the biggest myths of network marketing, and 
I'll

be sharing some of these myths with you over the next few

months, in hopes that they may change the way you do business.

Let me ask you four questions...

and be honest when you answer them.

1. Do you despise bugging your family,

your friends and people who are just

praying that you won't bring up your

"business" opportunity?

2. Are you tired of hounding prospects

that you know couldn't care less about

your business?

3. Are you sick of being told to "Just

do more of it!" when it's obvious that

what you're supposed to be doing more

of never worked in the first place?

4. Have you been hard at it for months

(even years) without seeing any real,

significant results? (Some in our industry

would call this "delayed gratification,"

but I've got a different word for it ...)

If you went through this list of questions and answered,

"yes" to one or more of them... you need to pay very careful

attention to every word in Ann Sieg’s Book…

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