Comments on: New Book Update

By: Sarah

Sarah — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 11:22:52 +0000

I am so grateful you created the new book and updated it for todays business world. I LOVED the old book and the new one??? even better- I use it as a training resource for new people. Quick easy to read and always direct & to the point. What a blessing!

By: Mark Schnitzer

Mark Schnitzer — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 16:29:23 +0000

Randy,

Your emphasis on the role of the network marketing profession as a means to solve a potential partner’s problem rather than something for distributors to sell, is so right on.

Using a “right brain” approach and emphasizing benefits rather than features, is so attractive and non-threatening.

Thanks for organizing your thoughts and providing yet another 3rd party tool for me to edify as I build my lines.

Warm regards,

Mark Schnitzer, MD

By: Linda Lapinski

Linda Lapinski — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 14:59:27 +0000

Randy, I”ve been following your blog, teleconferences and read your new book. All very basic and no nonsense approach to MLM. I recommend you to anyone I know in the biz. I know you asked for a review of the book and it was quite good, but what is your advise(and anyone else reading this blog) to those who must continue to work 40 hours a week and work our MLM business. My challenge is everyone I’ve exposed to my product, aren’t “looking” . I find it amazing that people cannot see the financial freedom they can achieve with MLM, they are too comfortable in their every day existence, yet they complain about money all the time! (small town people with small town thinking!) Church is quite small(less than 50 parisheners), wine club friends just smile and nod, family just can’t afford it even tho my product will help them nutritionally and financially. I brand myself with company apparel and when people bring up their aches and pains I tell them about my product, but again, they just want to complain. You say to look for critical thinkers and higher learners, sure would like to know where they are! Anyone who is in business for themselves are too busy and stressed out to even stop for one minute to listen to you. Our local chamber of commerce members were burned bad with a MLM company, they don’t want to hear of another MLM! My sponsor is struggling as well. I attend meetings in the big towns and experience the excitement and message they bring which is the same as your model, go out and invite people in, tell, don’t sell. I could go on and on………But I hang on and continue to seek and learn after 9 months in the biz. Short of moving out of this small town, what can I do?! I believe in my product and MLM.

By: Randy Gage

Randy Gage — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 03:29:27 +0000

I have used sizzle calls in the past. but moved away from them now. I think we’re turning into a video world. Personally I don’t use business cards, prefer to give a step one tool.

-RG

By: Chad

Chad — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 02:43:03 +0000

Randy,

I’ve purchased and read the past two editions of “How to Build a Multi-Level Money Machine” and thoroughly enjoyed both. And learned alot! Coupled that with your “Secrets to Network Marketing Success” CD’s and that’s probably the strongest one-two punch for learning and understanding MLM.

What’s your opinion about using a 3-4 minute “sizzle call” as the first introduction tool?

Do you carry and hand out business cards?

Thank you for all that you’ve done for our profession, your contribution and willingness to share your brain cells is greatly appreciated!

Take care,

Chad