Have you researched this person to see what they are all about? Search for the person's name on Google to see what comes up. If they have a common name, check to see if they use a middle initial or anything else that will identify them. When you get your results, what do you see?
You want a sponsor who is active. What you would like to see is page after page of articles, blog posts, social media profiles and the like.
If you want to see what I mean, do a quick search on my name, Bill Gelwick. I just checked and there are 8 full pages, 80 results, before anything pops up that is not directly related to me. You will find links to dozens of social media profiles, articles, blog posts and even blog posts from others who mention me.
On that note, have you searched for yourself lately? Sign out of Google first, and then search your name. What will people find when they search for you?
Bill, I believe whole heartedly with this look at people to see if their business is worth a try. I want to see a passion for what they believe in. I hope that people will continue to follow my "Ignite Energy" business. Although we are only in four states right now, Pa. Md. Ge. and Texas, we are the #1 Direct Selling Energy Company in the World. Come take a look. gindan.igniteinc.biz You don't have to be in these states to do this, and we will be in your state soon enough !!!
ReplyDeleteYou're singing my song Bill! There's nothing more important in network marketing than WHO you sign up with, in my book. Great post!
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ReplyDeleteA very interesting article. But what about MLM's that don't use mainstream Social Media. They are out there and there are good companies that have not yet bought into social media 100%.
Hi Bruce. My first question is WHY? Why not go where the people are? I'm sure these exist, but they are missing out. Without an online presence, and a solid social media presence, they will have little chance of surviving moving forward. Social media is how business is done today. Don't believe it, take a look near the doors next time you are in a retail store. Almost every one of them has signage asking to follow them on facebook and twitter. To ignore this would be the equivalent of advertisers ignoring Television as another marketing venue back in the 50's.
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