Both Network Marketing and Advertising on the Internet
Many organizations that engage in network marketing or multi-level marketing (MLM) will either reject your advertising efforts or place restrictions on them.
There are certain network marketing businesses that will let you advertise, but only if you have their permission beforehand. In many cases, this will result in your efforts becoming less effective and will hamstring your ability to carry them through.
Nevertheless, I was able to find a solution to that problem, and it involves something that I refer to as end-around advertising. This objective can be reached by never ever mentioning the name of the network marketing company you are affiliated with.
You can harness the power of the internet to generate leads by, for example, offering a prospect a helpful resource (such as a free eBook, free report, etc.) in exchange for their email address so they can be added to your email list. Or you may simply try to sell them your product, service, or membership outright.
After that, you may move them through your sales funnel at your own pace in order to gradually convert them into customers. Or, an even better option would be to join your down line.
Putting up eye-catching advertisements on the internet is one way to achieve this goal. Then, using the domain names that you have registered, direct them to the landing pages that you have created.
For instance, if you are in the business of selling nutritious products, you might want to purchase a domain name such as Great Nutritional Products. club. After that, the URL of your domain will appear in your ads on Bing, Yahoo, or Google rather than the name of the network marketing organization.
That's really great, isn't it?
Even better, you may create a domain name for each of the items or services that are the most popular sellers for your multi-level marketing organization. This kind of leads into a method known as the 80/20 rule. That is to say, if you start by concentrating on the products that are selling the best, you will have completed 80 percent of the task.
You'll be able to start expanding the rest of your ad groups and campaigns as you sell more of your products, services, or memberships. This will allow you to provide more of what you have to offer.
BingAds, which really advertises on Yahoo as well, has been the primary focus of my attention because it appears that Google AdWords have become unreasonably expensive. Also, I'm interested in getting into Facebook advertising, but I haven't really gained any traction in that area just yet.
Mail Chimp is what I use for my email marketing campaigns, and Unbounce is what I use for my landing sites. Once you have them in your sales funnel, it is up to you to slowly but surely introduce them to your cross-sell, up-sell, and down line products and services through the use of email marketing.
