Having a Blog and also belonging to a MLM business can be a very rewarding experience.

But if you don't have the right tools, it could all be for naught.

To illustrate, here is a piece of an article my associate, Bob Howard, wrote:

MLM Success is highly dependent on marketing and how you do it. When you become distributor for a MLM company, much of your success depends on your marketing skills and techniques. Without that, you incur huge losses. Actually many new MLM marketers never actually receive marketing training. Marketing is promoting yourself or your business to the right group of people, who are looking for what you have to offer. Many network marketers are told to talk to create a list of 100 names and talk to each one of them. This is often a waste their time because the people are not interested in what they have to offer. This approach will lead to few sales and discouragement often to the point the that distributor will drop out of the business opportunity. So training is very important as guidance on how to do marketing of your business or products in a successful way.

Blogs have proven to be an effective tool for building a network marketing business. The key to generating mlm blog traffic is to post useful content frequently and submit your blog to directories, search engines and social bookmarking sites.This article discusses how to generate ongoing mlm blog traffic.

Blogs are excellent for online network marketing. In network marketing, the key to success is to build and maintain relationships with people who you can help.. The informal nature of blogs makes them easy to read and so the response is also more than what is generated by a normal website. Blogs are easy to produce and their heavy content makes them perfect for getting business. Also, adding new content to a blog is very easy. Network marketers need to communicate with customers and prospects on a regular basis and reviewing and adding new material to a website is often difficult and time-consuming.

Blogs appeal to many people due to their simplicity and dynamic nature. Building relationships with prospects and customers and informing them about tools, solutions and products can be done easily through postings on a blog. It is a great way to educate and motivate existing team members

The subject of your MLM blog can be anything that will benefit and educate network marketers and business opportunity seekers.. Posting original articles will increase your MLM blog traffic because you will be adding fresh unique content, that search engines use to deliver higher rankings. Submit your articles to the article directories as soon after posting them to your blog as you can. The search engines will spider your blog first and still credit you for being the original publisher.

If you do not want to post articles to your blog, you could personalize it by talking about your own unique experiences of the product or program that you are promoting, on an ongoing basis. You could also write your own unique review of the program, mentioning both the major benefits and features of the program, and any slight faults inherent in the program for added credibility readers will appreciate your honesty as most so-called reviews are nothing more than hyped-up sales pitches. This will give your blog more credibility, which is an excellent way to increase mlm blog traffic.

Also make sure that you include prominent links to your own unique affiliate links and your other websites and blogs. You could also use a simple resource box with a link to your website at the end of each post.. Talking of which, after every post be sure to notify the various search engines by using 'ping' services such as Feedburner, Bolgflux or Pingomatic.

Writing and finding unique content for your blog is critical. It is not all that difficult and when posted frequently and pinged correctly, will result in steady and increase mlm blog traffic. More mlm blog traffic means more people are getting to know and trust you and looking at your websites and primary network marketing business.

So to summarize, Write your blog post to the intended target, using the relevant keywords,  and don't forget to include links to you business. Be sure to get your blog posts registered on the search engines too.

If you are finding it hard to get enough traffic to your blog, maybe you should look at the system you are using, like MLSP.

For more information on this, contact me to discuss your options. I's not as hard as you think.

I encourage feedback, so fire away!

"Where ever you are, be there."

What could that mean?

What about when you are talking to a prospect and your mind is two sentences ahead? Are you 'there' ? Or are you emphatically following every word to find a connection?

Or when you are busy writing an article and your loved one comes in to give you a hug? Do you turn and give the hug back then return to the article? Or do you relish the moment and gaze in the beloveds eyes to silently tell them 'I am here' ?

What follows is an article I gleaned from the Jim Rohn newsletter. I love Jim because he causes me to stop,,,,, and THINK.

I hope you enjoy it. I've included a link for you to get more JimRohnArticles <<Click here

The Rose by Jim Rohn

Lifestyle is style over amount. And style is an art—the art of living. You can't buy style with money. You can't buy good taste with money. You can only buy more with money. Lifestyle is culture—the appreciation of good music, dance, art, sculpture, literature, plays and the art of living well. It's a taste for the fine, the unique, the beautiful.

Lifestyle also means rewarding excellence wherever you find it by not taking the small things of life for granted. With Valentine's Day approaching I wanted to illustrate this with a personal anecdote:

Many years ago my lady friend and I were on a trip to Carmel, California, for some shopping and exploring. On the way we stopped at a service station. As soon as we parked our car in front of the pumps, a young man, about eighteen or nineteen, came bouncing out to the car and with a big smile said, "Can I help you?"

"Yes," I answered. "A full tank of gas, please." I wasn't prepared for what followed. In this day and age of self-service and deteriorating customer treatment, this young man checked every tire, washed every window—even the sunroof—singing and whistling the whole time. We couldn't believe both the quality of service and his upbeat attitude about his work.

When he brought the bill, I said to the young man, "Hey, you really have taken good care of us. I appreciate it."

He replied, "I really enjoy working. It's fun for me and I get to meet nice people like you."

This kid was really something!

I said, "We're on our way to Carmel and we want to get some milkshakes. Can you tell us where we can find the nearest Baskin-Robbins?"

"Baskin-Robbins is just a few blocks away," he said as he gave us exact directions. Then he added, "Don't park out front—park around to the side so your car won't get sideswiped."

What a kid!

As we got to the ice cream store we ordered milkshakes, except that instead of two, we ordered three. Then we drove back to the station. Our young friend dashed out to greet us. "Hey, I see you got your milkshakes."

"Yes, and this one is for you!"

His mouth fell open. "For me?"

"Sure. With all the fantastic service you gave us, I couldn't leave you out of the milkshake deal."

"Wow!" was his astonished reply.

As we drove off I could see him in my rear-view mirror just standing there, grinning from ear to ear.

Now, what did this little act of generosity cost me? Only about two dollars - you see, it's not the money, it's the style.

Well, I must have been feeling especially creative that day, so upon our arrival in Carmel I drove directly to a flower shop. As we walked inside I said to the florist, "I need a long-stemmed rose for my lady to carry while we go shopping in Carmel."

The florist, a rather unromantic type, replied, "We sell them by the dozen."

"I don't need a dozen," I said, "just one."

"Well," he replied haughtily, "it will cost you two dollars."

"Wonderful," I exclaimed. "There's nothing worse than a cheap rose."

Selecting the rose with some deliberation, I handed it to my friend. She was so impressed! And the cost? Two dollars. Just two dollars. A bit later she looked up and said, "Jim, I must be the only woman in Carmel today carrying a rose." And I believe she probably was.

Can you imagine the opportunity to create magic with those around you, and all for the cost of a few dollars, some imagination and care. Remember, it is not the amount that matters but the thought and care that often has the greatest impact upon those you love.

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