Archive for Social Media Marketing
Your MLM Recruiting Failure Is Easily Predicted
Posted by: | CommentsDo you ever wonder how some people seem to get started in network marketing and hit it out of the park in a matter of months or even weeks …
…while you’re stuck there struggling to sponsor your best friend?
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The answer is simple …
- It’s because they have a circle of influence. In other words alot of people trust this person.
- And they offer value in the eyes of their prospects
Chances are, if you’re not seeing results … You don’t.
The formula as to why people join you in your business is simple. They know you like you and trust you – they see real value in working with you. So the next time someone says no to you, ask yourself “what value am I really offering this person?”
The 6 Personality Types Of Twitter Users
Posted by: | CommentsI just read this funny article over at openform.com and the guy was describing the 6 personality types of all twitter users.
1. The Newbie. “What am I doing?” The Newbie signed up for Twitter less than three months ago and thinks it’s all about lifestreaming: “Watching my cat roll over.” These people quickly progress to a different type of use or abandon Twitter when no one pays attention to them. Motivation: curiosity about Twitter. Recommended approach: understand.
2. The Brand. “What can I get away with?” The Brand balances the tension between using Twitter as a marketing tool and socially engaging people so as not to appear to be using Twitter as a marketing tool. Motivation: greater brand awareness. Recommended approach: observe.
3. The Smore. “What’s in it for me?” The Smore (social media whore) sees Twitter primarily as a self-promotion tool to get something from people although a transparent Smore (“Bubbles”) is often a delightful person. The delusional ones are the pains. Motivations: making a buck off and gaining followers. Recommended approach: tolerate.
4. The Bitch. “What can I complain about?” Despite deriving this name from female dogs, this is usually an angry man who envies people who generate content. They can be briefly amusing in a “shock jock” kind of way, but their bark is greater than their bite, and their bite is greater than their insight. Motivation: generating angry reactions. Recommended approach: block.
5. The Maven. “What’s interesting in my niche?” The Maven is an expert in a field such as recruiting, marketing, or web design. If you’re interested in their field, following them is a rich, rewarding, and time-saving experience. Motivation: getting retweeted and recognized as an expert. Recommended approach: follow.
6. The Mensch. “How can I help?” Mensches are few and far between. They lurk in the background until people need help and then they either know, or know how to find, the answer. They are seldom well-known or highly followed, but they save you tons of time and effort when you want to know something like the ideal dimensions of a profile background. Motivation: helping others. Recommended approach: adore.
Pretty funny stuff. You can read the entire article here
So what kind of twitter user are you?
Why Do We Teach Social Media At Prospex?
Posted by: | CommentsI’ve come across this video many times, it’s powerful, it gives me chills and it really sums up why we teach so much about social media and networking inside Prospex ESP. Learn how to leverage this incredible medium for YOUR business.
