Big MLM Tip of the Day: Promoting Your MLM Blog: Blog Commenting

Blog commenting is a great way to promote your MLM Blog. Sure, you can get a bunch of backlinks, but there is much more to it. 

First, you will learn a lot from reading other blogs. You can learn things to help you in your business as well as get ideas for topics to write about on your blog. 

You can even build some good relationships with other bloggers in your niche too. Networking with others is a powerful thing, as if you did not already know that thanks to the popularity of sites like Twitter and Facebook. 

The biggest thing to keep in mind when commenting on blogs is to add value. Comments like, "Nice post" are not helpful to anyone. Most bloggers see this as spamming their blog and will remove your post. 

On the other hand, if you leave good feedback, many bloggers will return the favor. This is helpful to you since having a lot of comments makes you look like more of an authority.

Promoting Your MLM Blog: Blog Commenting

Promoting Your MLM Blog: Blog Commenting

Promoting Your MLM Blog: Blog Commenting

Big MLM Tip of the Day: It's Not Your Fault

If you have failed I network marketing before, welcome to the club. MLM failure is a common occurrence.

Most of us have. Sometimes it's the company, and often it is antiquated teaching from the upline. 

The proper training, inducing how to select a company, can make all the difference. This does not need to cost a small fortune either. There is a lot of great training available for free if you know where to look. 

Visit our Mentoring Resources page for more information on where to find great free training and other networking how to information.

Big MLM Tip of the Day: Making a list of your friends and family will never work.

Welcome to “Networking how to: 101”.  

Have you joined a company and they told you to make a list of your friends and family or people you have known since grade school? These are supposed to be your “warm leads”. 

That is where most people are told to start, and has a great deal to do with why so many people quit without sponsoring anyone. 

Why? 

The people who know you best are usually the least likely to follow you. Sure, you'll set appointments. They all want to do you a favor, but most have no intention of signing up. 

It is better to save this "warm market" for later when you can show then that it is working for you, and how you can help them. Remember, these people know you quite well. Unless you are already an outstanding leader, they will not think of you that way until they see evidence of it. 

Also, what happens when you run out of these warm leads? Many people give up because they have exhausted their leads with nothing to show for it. 

Would it not be better to learn how to find leads from the beginning? We will discuss strategies for generating leads frequently. Stop by daily or subscribe to the RSS feed to the right.