Forever Living network marketing reps: Forget chasing friends and family. Learn how 7-figure earners build huge businesses using tactics rarely taught at live events and on Forever Living webinars.
If you seek to become a top earner, the way to do it is to implement a promotional plan that puts your message in front of thousands of people - not merely a handful of friends, family members and people you know.
You have to learn how to market- like a REAL business!
I've been groomed by 6 and 7-figure income earners who taught me the following strategies we quietly use to build large businesses:
- Get Trained How To Market
Move beyond the short-term make a list of friends and family tactics most network marketers practice. Use real marketing. Once you run out of friends and family to prospect, you are going to need to use real marketing to grow your business.
Purchasing leads and business cards, and setting up your company-provided replicated website seems like marketing. These are just marketing tools, and some are not very effective. There are a few parts to a marketing strategy:
Target The Right People: Who is your target market for your Forever Living opportunity? Entrepreneurs? People who are in dire need of money? I recommend you target other network marketers who are looking for a better way to build their business. These people understand the business model and won't ask silly questions such as, Is this a pyramid? People in network marketing have signaled they are willing to put a monthly product purchase onto their credit card.
Adopt A Compelling Position: Thousands of people are promoting Forever Living. Why should anyone sign up with you? Decide what sets you apart and communicate that to the marketplace.
Promotion Strategy: How will you generate leads once you have approached all your family and friends about Forever Living? Learn direct response online marketing tactics that produce leads.
Follow-Up: You must follow up with all your leads. Use an automated email system, combined with live phone calls, to build rapport with and close sales.
- Marketing Is More Critical Than Duplication
Traditionally, network marketers in companies like Forever Living are taught to keep their business-building activities extremely simple and duplicable by others Focus On Marketing More Than Duplication People in network marketing opportunities such as Forever Living are told they need to keep everything they do simple so people in their Forever Living downline can duplicate these activities.
How effective is this strategy to keep everything simple so other can duplicate it? For a very small percentage of marketers, this strategy is effective. But for the extreme majority of multilevel marketers in companies like Forever Living, keeping everything allegedly duplicable does NOT lead to high levels of duplication.
Check out these facts:
- Only about 20% of network marketers in Forever Living ever sponsor anyone at all.
- Of those that do sponsor people, most will only sponsor 2-3 people total.
- The remaining 80% of your Forever Living downline won't ever do a darn thing.
In other words, the keep-it-simple approach so popular in network marketing has an 80% failure rate!
Keeping everything you do duplicable will NOT maximize your Forever Living income and it also creates problems few talk about. The most popular tactic to keep things simple is warm market recruiting, making a list of friends and family and then prospecting them to try to get them to join Forever Living.People promote this strategy not because it's the most effective tactic, but because it's the simplest.
This strategy can actually lead to people quitting Forever Living. Once people run out of others to talk to within the first 30-90 days, they will often quit Forever Living because they have NO CLUE how to perform the one activity they must rely on to build a business: advertising and marketing to generate consistent lead flow. The second problem this friends and family approach creates is it repels high caliber prospects. Ideal prospects for a Forever Living business, people with transferable skills and large personal and professional networks such as real estate professionals, professional salespeople, and other business people tend NOT to want to approach family and friends about their opportunity. Many professionals want to protect their reputation and do NOT want to introduce their friends and colleagues to an opportunity that they just got started with such as Forever Living.
So should you begin by approaching friends and family about your Forever Living business? Without a doubt. But unless you learn at least one rock solid marketing and advertising approach, you will run out of people to talk to. Your best prospects are likely going to want to market their business professionally, not pester friends at cocktail parties. Learn how to market your business on the Internet, and you can attract extremely high caliber Forever Living prospects who want to learn the same. If just a handful of people also learn to market Forever Living online, you could experience massive growth in your Forever Living business, without relying heavily on the friends and family approach.""
- Connect With Like-Minded People
Building a Forever Living business is unlike having a job. Rather than depending hopelessly on a job to make you rich, you're building a long term enterprise.
After a while, almost no one is going to understand what the heck you're doing. Here's the sort of nonsense you'll hear:
- Why don't you focus on a job like everyone else?
- When are you going to make money?
- You'll never make any money doing that!
This is employee mindset. Under no circumstances should you let these type of comments influence your resolve. Do not discuss your business with these types of people. You'll feel more confident and get fewer hassles.
Find other people building a network marketing business. Go to Super Saturdays for Forever Living. Find the top leaders in Forever Living or other companies. They are often energetic, support people.
Use Facebook to connect with networkers. Don't even mention Forever Living to them, unless they ask what you promote. Keep it real, and just have conversations. Your income is going to be the average of the 5 people you spend time with the most. Choose your friends wisely!
If you seek to become a top earner, the way to do it is to implement a promotional plan that puts your message in front of thousands of people - not merely a handful of friends, family members and people you know.
You have to learn how to market- like a REAL business!
I've been groomed by 6 and 7-figure income earners who taught me the following strategies we quietly use to build large businesses:
- Get Trained How To Market
Move beyond the short-term make a list of friends and family tactics most network marketers practice. Use real marketing. Once you run out of friends and family to prospect, you are going to need to use real marketing to grow your business.
Purchasing leads and business cards, and setting up your company-provided replicated website seems like marketing. These are just marketing tools, and some are not very effective. There are a few parts to a marketing strategy:
Target The Right People: Who is your target market for your Forever Living opportunity? Entrepreneurs? People who are in dire need of money? I recommend you target other network marketers who are looking for a better way to build their business. These people understand the business model and won't ask silly questions such as, Is this a pyramid? People in network marketing have signaled they are willing to put a monthly product purchase onto their credit card.
Adopt A Compelling Position: Thousands of people are promoting Forever Living. Why should anyone sign up with you? Decide what sets you apart and communicate that to the marketplace.
Promotion Strategy: How will you generate leads once you have approached all your family and friends about Forever Living? Learn direct response online marketing tactics that produce leads.
Follow-Up: You must follow up with all your leads. Use an automated email system, combined with live phone calls, to build rapport with and close sales.
- Marketing Is More Critical Than Duplication
Traditionally, network marketers in companies like Forever Living are taught to keep their business-building activities extremely simple and duplicable by others Focus On Marketing More Than Duplication People in network marketing opportunities such as Forever Living are told they need to keep everything they do simple so people in their Forever Living downline can duplicate these activities.
How effective is this strategy to keep everything simple so other can duplicate it? For a very small percentage of marketers, this strategy is effective. But for the extreme majority of multilevel marketers in companies like Forever Living, keeping everything allegedly duplicable does NOT lead to high levels of duplication.
Check out these facts:
- Only about 20% of network marketers in Forever Living ever sponsor anyone at all.
- Of those that do sponsor people, most will only sponsor 2-3 people total.
- The remaining 80% of your Forever Living downline won't ever do a darn thing.
In other words, the keep-it-simple approach so popular in network marketing has an 80% failure rate!
Keeping everything you do duplicable will NOT maximize your Forever Living income and it also creates problems few talk about. The most popular tactic to keep things simple is warm market recruiting, making a list of friends and family and then prospecting them to try to get them to join Forever Living.People promote this strategy not because it's the most effective tactic, but because it's the simplest.
This strategy can actually lead to people quitting Forever Living. Once people run out of others to talk to within the first 30-90 days, they will often quit Forever Living because they have NO CLUE how to perform the one activity they must rely on to build a business: advertising and marketing to generate consistent lead flow. The second problem this friends and family approach creates is it repels high caliber prospects. Ideal prospects for a Forever Living business, people with transferable skills and large personal and professional networks such as real estate professionals, professional salespeople, and other business people tend NOT to want to approach family and friends about their opportunity. Many professionals want to protect their reputation and do NOT want to introduce their friends and colleagues to an opportunity that they just got started with such as Forever Living.
So should you begin by approaching friends and family about your Forever Living business? Without a doubt. But unless you learn at least one rock solid marketing and advertising approach, you will run out of people to talk to. Your best prospects are likely going to want to market their business professionally, not pester friends at cocktail parties. Learn how to market your business on the Internet, and you can attract extremely high caliber Forever Living prospects who want to learn the same. If just a handful of people also learn to market Forever Living online, you could experience massive growth in your Forever Living business, without relying heavily on the friends and family approach.""
- Connect With Like-Minded People
Building a Forever Living business is unlike having a job. Rather than depending hopelessly on a job to make you rich, you're building a long term enterprise.
After a while, almost no one is going to understand what the heck you're doing. Here's the sort of nonsense you'll hear:
- Why don't you focus on a job like everyone else?
- When are you going to make money?
- You'll never make any money doing that!
This is employee mindset. Under no circumstances should you let these type of comments influence your resolve. Do not discuss your business with these types of people. You'll feel more confident and get fewer hassles.
Find other people building a network marketing business. Go to Super Saturdays for Forever Living. Find the top leaders in Forever Living or other companies. They are often energetic, support people.
Use Facebook to connect with networkers. Don't even mention Forever Living to them, unless they ask what you promote. Keep it real, and just have conversations. Your income is going to be the average of the 5 people you spend time with the most. Choose your friends wisely!
About the Author:
Ricardo Interpemian has coached thousands of people how to build businesses such as Forever Living.
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