What would you say is the foundation of your success in internet network marketing? How about generating a list of prospects, previous experience in internet marketing, owning multiple websites, writing copy that sells, using an e-mail autoresponder, etc? (You’ve most likely heard these before.)
I suggest these will lead to success but are not the FOUNDATION of your success online; they are some of the (important) bricks that lay the foundation for your online success. But the foundation should aim at BUILDING A NETWORK MARKETING TEAM THROUGH DUPLICATION.
When I first started in internet network marketing I e-mailed my “team leader” asking him the #1 thing I should focus on. The answer: “building a relationship with the people [you] have already sponsored.” What? How about sponsoring more people and growing my business… I need more prospects – or so I thought.
He said I need to “spend time to get to know them… their goals, time commitments… help them to get their first 2 people and THEN HAVE THEM DO THE SAME TO GET THE DUPLICATION.” I’ve written before on the importance of building relationships with prospects, and now I want to emphasize the importance of building a relationship with your team. It is YOUR team. People want to see success and feel they belong to a company that cares about them. This also leads to retention of your team members – in addition to them feeling motivated to recruit others. Thus, your team can grow through duplication and team efforts.
Remember the great thing about network marketing is LEVERAGE. By having a strong bond with your team members you will have greater retention, and your team will grow exponentially.
At that point, as my team leader also said, “this will create a large amount of people, but you need to be prepared to handle that team.”
Make it happen!!
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Chris Brown is a PhD student specializing in Entrepreneurship. He also enjoys internet marketing and has achieved financial success in “THE #1 BUSINESS.” Check it out at http://www.lawofsuccess.biz. He can be reached via email at chrisbrown77@gmail.com.
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