TamiWWL

I have some people contact us in regard to our blogs and success tips that are either considering an opportunity or who have recently bought into a business opportunity. Their concern is how to get started now that they have made the financial commitment to own their own business. In a lot of cases, they have used what savings they have remaining in order to make the change to their life and I applaud their belief in themselves and in their opportunity. However, they now want to know how to move ...

People new to home-based businesses sometimes jump in with both feet and head long into marketing and generating leads. And I applaud that. One of the most exciting times in life is the undertaking of a new venture or starting a new chapter in your professional life. Acting on that enthusiasm and energy is one of the smartest things you can do. But I also know that some of those people who are off and running, call me to ask why they haven’t had good results in their conversations and follow ups ...

As I’ve mentioned in earlier posts, my husband and I researched countless opportunities before landing on the one we finally decided on. For years we hesitated to make a move to be our own bosses. I suppose, at the time, some of that was fear of failure. However, a large portion of why we were afraid to move forward with our dream was that the opportunities we looked into somehow didn’t feel right or didn’t seem to fit. To a big degree, it was the free continuing training and mentoring that helped ...

It’s pretty much been established that blogging is important in network marketing. To quote a popular Business Week article: “Blogs Will Change Your Business—Look past the yakkers, hobbyists, and political mobs. Your customers and rivals are figuring blogs out. Our advice: Catch up…or catch you later”. Blogs offer an abundance of information from an even bigger variety of sources. They are generally—if done well—honest and provide insights that are tougher to absorb sometimes through news articles ...

Contrary to popular opinion, just because you build a website—no matter how spectacular it is—people won’t start flocking there in droves. I can’t believe the number of people who come to me and tell me their site is informative and colorful and yet they garner no traffic. A large number of them have even paid a website designer to create them a “masterpiece” so-to-speak, but they just aren’t able to drive traffic to their site and they most certainly don’t rank impressively in the search engines. ...