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Lead Generation ads are EVERYWHERE! Check out www.betternetworker.com (a great mlm site!). I see more ads to buy leads than ever before. It is interesting to me, where do these leads come from? How much do these leads cost? Do the systems really work? I would like to know if it really works. Sign up on twitter, and get 10.000 people follow you fast! Huh?

My initial thought- buying into systems that generate leads for MLM is a load of crap. With MLM, very rarely is there a shortcut. MLM is a RELATIONSHIP business for the most part. How does buying a list of 1000 “qualified” leads work into building a relationship? How does signing up for twitter, buying a system got get 10,000 drones to follow you effective? I think these guys are making a killing selling leads and systems. After all, if these systems really work- wouldnt their downlines be so huge, that they wouldnt have time to peddle little systems and “their own” leads? Maybe I dont get it.

Anyone out there have a real success story? Anyone get burned? I would love to hear about it!

Every few years a network marketing company will come along and completely change the multi-level marketing landscape forever. Efusjon is this company. Movie trailer quality presentations. Simplicity. Very generous marketing plan, Get paid down 15 levels. Efusjon, the FUSION of Energy Drinks and Social Media. With Facebook exec behind the scenes, whats not to like? This is the first real opportunity that the young active generation can also embrace.

These guys captured the true spirit of a great mlm. Good product, Great Ideas, Simplicity, and utilizing Cutting Edge Online technology. Watch it explode….. bravo!

Tahitian Noni International was the first to bring noni juice, or morinda citrifolia, to the market. In 1996 Morinda (now Tahitian Noni International, or TNI) launched the most ambitious network marketing product the mlm world had seen to date. Noni Juice, a unique tasting (albeit to some incredibly foul tasting) food supplement came online and destroyed the records of the time with hyper sales growth, $40M the first year, $140M the second year, and recorded solid and steady growth from year to year there after.

Tahitian Noni aggressively expanded worldwide- investing millions of dollars in international markets, including Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, etc. Worldwide expansion attributes to more than half of TNI sales to date, boasting the same product, in every country, the same commission structure, and a seamless worldwide compensation plan.

Tahitian Noni Juice commission plan also promises the most earning potential than any other superfruit jucie company. Mona Vie, Exfuse, Xango, etc, do not pay out as much dollar for dollar than Tahitian Noni. Noni Juice bottle is 1 liter, all competitors bottles are 750ml. Total commisionable volume per autoship for TNI is $120 (cost is $126), Mona Vie, and others commission $100 (total cost is comparable to TNI at 126).

TNI and Tahitian Noni Juice, still the best opportunity, after all the dust settles, TNI will be the giant in the industry still standing, and will be the home where all networkers will dream to end up.

Sisel is not a new company, but it is shaping up to being a very strong alternative to all the noni jucie, xango juice, and super fruit juice companies out there. Utah is a hotbed for network marketing, which is why there are so many super juice companies located here. Seven, or Exfuse being the latest addition to a 10 year string of super fruit juice onslaught on the network marketing world.

Not to be outdone, Sisel has come out with its own version of the popular fad. Time will tell whether this is a company to stay- it certainly has the backing. The multimillionare Tom Mower, the founder of NeWays has founded this new company that has amazing manufacturing capacity, and all the money in the world to make an amazing line up of personal care products, and the ever so popular super fruits. Sisel promises to hold nothing back, and noni juice, xango juice, goyin, goji, mona vie, and the others a run for their money.

Many MLM companies will teach that one must retail some product to break even on personal use purchase. Generally that is true. But, any successful network marketing professional knows that the BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY is what drives this retail, not so much the product. MLM products are not meant to be retailed. If so, the price would be much cheaper. Forget about the middle-man argument, that by selling a product MLM style cuts out and thus saves costs. It simply is not true. MLM must pay out roughly 40% of all revenues to its sales force. That is a huge burden- and will basically set any MLM product to be priced at a PREMIUM.

Thinking that I can retail my product in any given store is a misnomer. In order to be successful, a pro must sell the business opportunity, not the product (which of course, must be good enough to buy). If a product was good enough to just put on the shelf, then it would be there. Getting back to what MLM is, it is the selling of a business, and people business. The sooner pro’s grasp that concept, the more they will see success. Sell the business, not the product.