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"How to prevent your competition from
ripping off your downline organization."

From:
The Woodlands, Texas
Saturday, 2:42 p.m.

See photos from the Sold Out Dave Matthews Band Concert!
 

Dear Friend and Subscriber, So how do you prevent your competition from ripping of distributors in your organization? The obvious advice is to work hard and to build each of your distributors a fabulous, obscene income. They'll never leave because they all got rich in your program. Right. Now back to reality. Not everyone in your organization will earn as much as you do. Sure, you do want to help them become as successful as they are willing to work. But here is the important key to remember for distributor retention: Your distributors are volunteers, not employees. That means you have to "wine and dine" your distributors, not order and direct them.

Violinist's Secret to Overnight Success

You see, at least twenty other network marketing companies and leaders have contact with your present distributor. They want your distributors and they are actively soliciting your distributors.

The bad news is:

There is massive competition for your distributors.

The good news is:

Luckily, most of the competition isn't very good.

That's right. Most competing recruiters come across as "takers." They appear to be interested only in their personal needs and success.

If you show just the slightest bit of concern for your distributors, you'll be head and shoulders above the competition. Your distributors will reward you with loyalty and effort in their business.

Remember,

It's cheaper to retain a present distributor
than to locate and train a new distributor. 

It costs me approximately $75 to locate and sponsor one new distributor.

Now, that's only the cost to sponsor the new distributor. What is the additional cost of training this new distributor? Probably a lot more.

Now, how much will it cost to retain a present distributor? Here are a few areas that you could economically invest in to keep your distributors from your competition:

A newsletter (costs about 60 cents for printing and postage)

Dinner (costs about $15, and when is the last time somebody paid for your distributor's dinner?)

A phone call (some distributors have never heard from their sponsor), and

A sample of the new product

I'm sure you can add many more items to the above list. Keeping distributors isn't all that hard. Just remember they are volunteers.

Can you imagine what your life could look like if you and your team applied just some of my sponsoring tips? It might look something like my lifestyle photos!

Yeah - I admit it. I'm a huge Dave Matthews Band fan.  Heck, Dave Matthews was a bartender at a place called Millers directly across the street from my loft apartment when I live in Charlottesville, Virginia!  Click here for a great lesson from the Dave Matthews Band violinist, Boyd Tinsley.

Until next issue, happy prospecting! Art Jonak CEO, MLMPlayers.com P.S. Here's a bonus tip: Network with top network marketers from every part of the world at the next Mastermind Event or Power Marketing Workshop. Or hang out with leaders like Richard Brooke for a week on the Annual Network Marketing Cruise! You have to take a vacation anyway, so why not learn a great idea or two that will make you thousands of extra dollars next year? Click here to see photos from the cruise.		Mastermind Event The first four sold out..  Don't miss the next one! Photo Gallery See Art Jonak build his biz and enjoy the rewards! Online Catalog Browse through our money making product line. MLM Cruise 2006 You're invited on the 16th annual MLM cruise! Who is Art Jonak? Contact and learn more about Art Jonak. Free Mini-Courses Sign up for one of Art's free online e-courses.
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