Comments on: Who Makes All The Money In MLM? http://www.firstclassmlmtools.com/MLMSuccessTips/?p=96 Helping Network Marketers Gain the Skills They Need to Achieve Success Tue, 24 Aug 2010 11:48:00 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Carl http://www.firstclassmlmtools.com/MLMSuccessTips/?p=96&cpage=1#comment-3217 Carl Sun, 07 Feb 2010 14:28:35 +0000 http://www.firstclassmlmtools.com/MLMSuccessTips/?p=96#comment-3217 TIM SALES HAS THE BEST INFORMATION ABOUT MLM OR NETWORK MARKETING THAN I, IN MY 30 YEARS OF NETWORK MARKETING RESEARCH, HAVE EVER SEE OR HEARD. TIM SALES HAS THE BEST INFORMATION ABOUT MLM OR NETWORK MARKETING THAN I, IN MY 30 YEARS OF NETWORK MARKETING RESEARCH, HAVE EVER SEE OR HEARD.

]]> By: Tiffany http://www.firstclassmlmtools.com/MLMSuccessTips/?p=96&cpage=1#comment-1715 Tiffany Thu, 06 Mar 2008 00:45:08 +0000 http://www.firstclassmlmtools.com/MLMSuccessTips/?p=96#comment-1715 Hi Tim~ Thank you for all of your insights! I'm just launching my business. My husband vehemently disagrees with my decision. You made a good point that people can make more than those who brought them in, as my first recruit has resoundingly outsold me in her first 6 months! What do I say to my husband, and other naysayers, to the objection of company sponsored trips. My company will send those who sell a certain amount to the Bahamas (trip for two). I said I want that trip, and we would go together. We got into an argument because he said "Why don't they give that money to you? You have to pay taxes on that trip, and we could sure use the cash more than the trip!" He is a successful businessman, and former sales manager of a large company, whose brother was into MLM, unsuccessfully. How do I help him understand? Hi Tim~
Thank you for all of your insights! I’m just launching my business. My husband vehemently disagrees with my decision. You made a good point that people can make more than those who brought them in, as my first recruit has resoundingly outsold me in her first 6 months! What do I say to my husband, and other naysayers, to the objection of company sponsored trips. My company will send those who sell a certain amount to the Bahamas (trip for two). I said I want that trip, and we would go together. We got into an argument because he said “Why don’t they give that money to you? You have to pay taxes on that trip, and we could sure use the cash more than the trip!” He is a successful businessman, and former sales manager of a large company, whose brother was into MLM, unsuccessfully. How do I help him understand?

]]> By: George Burnham http://www.firstclassmlmtools.com/MLMSuccessTips/?p=96&cpage=1#comment-1527 George Burnham Tue, 19 Feb 2008 20:06:40 +0000 http://www.firstclassmlmtools.com/MLMSuccessTips/?p=96#comment-1527 Tim, this is a wonderful explanation. You are certainly adept at all facets of interacting with a prospect. Meaning that you explain so well what we all can benefit from. One of the things that I believe we should also remember along with getting the best training we can when talking to potential partners is that there is real value in hearing rejection or objection. Meaning we grow with that, in that it keeps us humble for one and secondly it makes us stronger. Why would I say this? Simply because it is part of this business and the more we hear it the less it will bother us, as long as kept in perspective, assuming of course that we begin to see a pattern of increasing "yes's". This is of course off point, but an important aspect. MLM success certainly out weighs, in my opinion, any successes we might see in a regular JOB, since we are only limited by our own efforts (persitance and consistence), rather than the limits put upon us by, as you say, office politics, senority and etcetera... Thanks for all the great training and the huge classic: Brilliant Compensation. Tim, this is a wonderful explanation. You are certainly adept at all facets of interacting with a prospect. Meaning that you explain so well what we all can benefit from. One of the things that I believe we should also remember along with getting the best training we can when talking to potential partners is that there is real value in hearing rejection or objection. Meaning we grow with that, in that it keeps us humble for one and secondly it makes us stronger. Why would I say this? Simply because it is part of this business and the more we hear it the less it will bother us, as long as kept in perspective, assuming of course that we begin to see a pattern of increasing “yes’s”. This is of course off point, but an important aspect. MLM success certainly out weighs, in my opinion, any successes we might see in a regular JOB, since we are only limited by our own efforts (persitance and consistence), rather than the limits put upon us by, as you say, office politics, senority and etcetera… Thanks for all the great training and the huge classic: Brilliant Compensation.

]]> By: Julie Eden http://www.firstclassmlmtools.com/MLMSuccessTips/?p=96&cpage=1#comment-352 Julie Eden Wed, 31 Oct 2007 02:04:15 +0000 http://www.firstclassmlmtools.com/MLMSuccessTips/?p=96#comment-352 I have always thought that people positioned in the top level of any Mutli-Level-Marketing business made the most money. Everytime somebody wanted to get me involved in MLM I put to them that the only people that made any money in this business were the ones that were introduced at the launch of it. However looking at your explaination above I am now looking at it from a different point of view and realised that like any business model you need to work in your business and expand your network to make money. The bigger the organisation the more money you make.. I have always thought that people positioned in the top level of any Mutli-Level-Marketing business made the most money. Everytime somebody wanted to get me involved in MLM I put to them that the only people that made any money in this business were the ones that were introduced at the launch of it. However looking at your explaination above I am now looking at it from a different point of view and realised that like any business model you need to work in your business and expand your network to make money. The bigger the organisation the more money you make..

]]> By: Michael McGhie http://www.firstclassmlmtools.com/MLMSuccessTips/?p=96&cpage=1#comment-343 Michael McGhie Thu, 25 Oct 2007 02:30:26 +0000 http://www.firstclassmlmtools.com/MLMSuccessTips/?p=96#comment-343 Hi Tim, I just got off your call a bit ago and it was a great help. I just 2 days ago came up against that objection and wish I had your facilitation to help him along. Now I will have to talk with him again. He's a good friend but as you say, not informed on the subject. Thanks again my friend Michael Hi Tim,

I just got off your call a bit ago and it was a great help. I just 2 days ago came up against that objection and wish I had your facilitation to help him along. Now I will have to talk with him again. He’s a good friend but as you say, not informed on the subject.

Thanks again my friend Michael

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