More Common Myths Associated With Network Marketing

(Taken from Mailbox Money – The Promise of Network Marketing)
By Richard Bliss Brooke

Myth 5:
You have to use your friends and family to make any money in Network
Marketing.

The truth is, you do not and should not. Your friends and family should only
become part of your business if it serves them to do so. If it serves them – if
they see an opportunity for themselves just like you did – then they are not
being used; they are being served. If you do not believe your opportunity
can serve them, do not offer it to them…and question whether or not it even
serves you.

An opportunity that truly inspires you will most likely inspire them as well.
Offer it to them. If they say no, respect and honor their viewpoint and do
not make a nuisance of yourself.


Myth 6:
If Network Marketing really worked, everyone would get involved and the
market would soon be saturated.

The truth is, although this is mathematically possible, history has proven that
saturation is not an issue. The largest Network Marketing company in the
world – Quixtar (formerly Amway) – has been drawing circles and recruiting
sales reps for more than 50 years. You are probably not a distributor, nor am
I, nor are 239 million other Americans. Yet three million people worldwide,
and more than one million Americans are, which, makes for some very,
very wealthy Quixtar distributors.

Check back next months for additional Network Marketing information.

More Common Myths Associated With Network Marketing!

(Taken from Mailbox Money – The Promise of Network Marketing)
By Richard Bliss Brooke

Myth 3:
Network Marketers succeed by being in the right place at the right time. Luck and hype
are big factors.

Network Marketing is a business: It is not a hobby, a game, a scheme, a deal or
something in which to dabble. People who treat it lightly do not succeed. People
who treat it as a career, a profession, and a business have a reasonable opportunity
to make it pay off very well.

As with any new career, profession or business, you need to:

o Learn what you are doing;
o Practice;
o Invest in your education and tools.
o Apply yourself diligently to succeed.

All this takes time, effort and money. It is not unusual for a successful Network
Marketer to have invested hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars before
profits and residual income start to flow. This is actually “the norm.”

Myth 4:
The way Network Marketing works is the “Big Guys” make all their money off
the “Little Guys”.

The “big guys, little guys” myth is usually perpetuated by people who define
“fairness” as “everyone gets the same benefits regardless of their contributions.”
That is not how Network Marketing works.

In Network Marketing, the people who attract, train and motivate the most
salespeople earn the most money.

If you personally sell $500 worth of product each month, and you have built an
organization of 500 people who sell $500 worth of product each month, you will
earn a great deal more (like 500 time more) than the person who just sells $500
per month. That’s basic capitalism, which most North Americans consider quite
fair. Network Marketing does work and it can work for anyone.

When Network Marketing does not work it usually because a particular company,
product or distributor is not working. If it is not working for you, take a look at
weather your chosen company is not working, the products are not working or
most importantly, whether or not it is you that is not working.