Have you ever really considered an mlm business opportunity and forgot to ask the most important question? That is "whats in it for me"? I had a person try and recruit me into their deal by responding to my ad as someone who is interested in my deal but whose agenda was to pitch their deal.
The person went on to tell me how great a binary pay plan was and how they were in love with their pay plan. Well, this was mind boggling because a binary pay plan usually works good for the "heavy hitters" up above you because if you fail to reach your sales volume requirement, you "flush" your accumulated BV(business volume) to the "heavy hitters" above you. I really needed no education on a binary compensation plan because my first mlm business opportunity was a binary pay plan. We then agreed to check out each other's deal.
Hey, was i suprised when i arrive at their website. I looked to see what was in it for me and couldn't find a thing. Nada...Zilch! There was only a generic "squeeze page" that was designed by a lead company. Wow! Here's the deal...you couldn't find out any info about "what's in it for me" until you answered a generic questionaire about your interest in a home business, how much you wanted to make per month...etc. This was just a "lead harvest capture page" probably used by heavy hitters in a venture partnership with the lead company.
Theres a lot of that going on these days. By the way, if there is no income disclosure form available, usually it's a good sign to procede with caution. Make sure to look at the bottom of the capture page to see who the website is designed by. If the mlm company dosn't own the software, they don't retain rights to the geneology lists. Always keep this question in your mind,
"what's in it for me?" Visit this link to find out what's in it for you!:
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