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Wednesday 10 Mar 2010
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| Linking Standard Entrepreneurial Genius With Your Network Marketing Enterprise... |
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| Written by Brady Paulson |
| Wednesday, 21 October 2009 22:08 |
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When I say "Standard Entrepreneurial Genius" I mean that person is pursuing a non-virtual business. The key for us is taking that knowledge of great leaders in our past-time and translating it into our network marketing business. To get you warmed up, I've found some videos of Eben Pagan, probably the smartest guy I know. He's one of the classiest internet marketers in the world, if not THE classiest. His IM company does $20,000,000+ per year. Basically, he knows his stuff. What we'll do over the next week or so is go over a few of Eben's videos and I'll translate his genius and make it applicable to the network marketing world. This video, the translation is pretty clear. He talks about creating a "customer avatar." Which is pretty much the same terminology we'd use. Maybe we'd say "downline avatar." The point of the video is to create an image of the customer, and an image of your business. Then create a conversation between them - a "dialog." By following this process you'll be able to narrow your market and probably double your conversions, at least. Maybe increase them several times. Adobe Flash Player not installed or older than 9.0.115!  Eben Pagan, founder of the Altitude program, reveals the secret to communicating with your customer effectively. For more free video trainings like this, go to http://www.GetAltitude.com (Once again, not affiliated with this link at all. Just a valuable tip I'm passing on.
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| Last Updated on Thursday, 22 October 2009 13:09 |
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