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Weird that I’m posting this here. Shouldn’t I be advocating MLM and that it works for anyone?

Nope it doesn’t work that way. In fact many will fail in network marketing. Let’s do a short case study.

Watch this video here first.

Now let’s get to the first statement made by the two hosts.

“MLM seems to be an easy way for college students to make lots of extra money just by networking with friends and family.”

Wrong. Dead wrong.

Multi level marketing is not easy if you are just starting out. Doing MLM is just like building a business, which is FAR more difficult way to earn money than taking up a job.

The difference is…you slogged hard to build your business in the beginning and if you are successful, you’ll have a much wider option in your life than if you slog hard in a mediocere job for the rest of your life.

Now onto the guy who failed in MLM. He said his upline told him the following… Read the rest of this entry »

A song sang by famous singers in Asia.

Stefanie Sun, Na Ying, Wang Lee Hom, Jackie Chan, Wakin…

Great song. Can’t stop listening to it!

Finally got this page up.

It’s probably going to be one of the the most useful pages in this MLM blog.

Check it out, and piggy back on the years of learning I have clocked and investments I have spent to find the most valuable information about network marketing and business available now.

Resources page of OnlineMLMSystem.com

See you soon.

Kai Wei
OnlineMLMSystem.com

A few months ago my upline shared with me a sad story of one of his former downlines.

Mrs. Y is a 40 yr old mother who has 2 kids, and holding a full-time job as an office receptionist. Her husband is a car mechanic who sweats in a car workshop for 16 hours a day.

The family was doing fine, but Mrs. Y was far-sighted to realize she needed more money to give her two young children the very best education they can get, especially in highly competitive Singapore.

She came across my upline at a seminar a year ago, and was convinced my upline will be one of the best guys to work and learn from. She joined him in his MLM business, and started her MLM training from there.

We all like stories with happy endings…the caring mother who wants more for her children persevering and working late into the night for a year and eventually achieving success.

Mrs. Y’s story however did not end that way. My upline told me over the course of 8 months she spent thousands attending seminars wanting to learn everything before she starts anything.

My upline couldn’t get her to stop.

Eventually she got so stuck in that mindset of “learn as much as you can” that she spent her wallet dry and gave up.

Then the inevitable happened.

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Greetings Business Builder.

Did you find this blog post from Google?

I’m guessing that the fact that you’re looking for training shows you’re one serious entrepreneur who’s really into breaking out of your 9-5 job routine. And your upline, whoever that is, is not providing you the information or guidance to help you build your dreams.

Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Many uplines don’t provide satisfactory training for their team members…if at all. It’s because your uplines are probably facing the same problem as you…their own uplines are not teaching them anything either.

This is a real problem. You see, most of the brave folks like you who want to break out of their J.O.B jailhouse don’t have any knowledge or experience in building a business.

Most of us are schooled / trained / psycho’ed into listening to our bosses and focus on the small picture which is getting our little jobs done. And that’s quite a handicap when you’re out as your own boss building your MLM business.

So now let’s just cut straight to what you’re looking for. What should you look for when seeking MLM training? Here are several pointers…

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I was on MySpace recently, responding to the usual add friend requests and receiving the usual dose of advertisements. While I was opening up my inbox to check for messages, I opened one which said Hi to me.

I opened it up, and the very first 3 lines told me the message I was about to read is just another MLM marketing pitch.

“Hi Kai Wei, In my first week of joining this business, I started getting personal referrals for free and I haven’t done a thing! how is this possible?

FINALLY…an unselfish system that consistently drives help where it’s most needed…right at the newest members on our team…”

I mean…COME ON… Doing MLM marketing is not like selling a product. You don’t smack someone you haven’t even see in person other than a “Hi Kai Wei,” and start spilling the beans about why your MLM opportunity will allow you to sack your boss in months or having professionals to do all the marketing for you.

In the very first paragraph on my profile…I specifically describe myself as someone who is

“Just another guy exposed to tons of SALES PITCHES selling business opportunities.”

Looks like the guy who send me that message never did his homework of knowing a little more about his prospect, that this particular prospect is rather sick of reading or hearing MLM marketing pitches from strangers.

If that guy appears to center the conversation around me instead of him marketing MLM opportunity, if that guy ask me about the books I read or chat about the latest episode of Top Gear, I will send a message back to him.

Normally I don’t give a damn to people who fills up my inbox with pitches. They’re wasting my time opening them up and having to close them and delete them.

But that day I just happen to finish a chapter of Clayton Makepeace/Tony Flores copywriting course…about understanding your prospect…and I felt inclined to pass him some tips I learned that day about MLM marketing. Read the rest of this entry »