Jamie Gaymon - MLM Success Story Creator

[...] , and caused me not to even remember his name! Now, what does this have to do with your network marketing business? EVERYTHING. In most companies, and mine is no exception, you have what’s [...]

[...] of the computer guy at your job, or cheesy politicians shaking hands and kissing babies. Network marketing is very simple – your goal is to build a network of people, or leverage an existing [...]

[...] growth would be long lasting, explosive and sustainable if he partnered his products with a network marketing model. In Team Beachbody’s first full year in business (2007/2008), our top earner [...]

[...] marketer, facebook marketer, or whatever, your main goal is to sponsor people into your network marketing company, and create retail customers who purchase from you on a regular basis. So if you&# [...]

[...] I had a rep in my current company ask me what I thought about another business opportunity the other day. And I told her that while I do use the product they offer, their business [...]

[...] . Again, I don’t think compensation plan should be your total focus in selecting a business opportunity, or even one of your top ten, but because there is so much hype around compensation plans [...]

[...] , just a quick note about compensation plans, in general.  If you’re selecting a business opportunity SOLELY based on compensation plan, you’re making a HUGE mistake.  I’ve [...]

[...] to anyone outside our industry.  You know what I mean, like downline, upline, business opportunity, compensation plan, rank advancement, or any of the other hundred or so phrases you can [...]

[...] on the internet, I really thought it was time for me to set the record straight about the team beachbody compensation plan. First things first, just a quick note about compensation plans, in general. [...]

[...] I’ve never thought about compensation plans this much in my life, but with so much misinformation being thrown about on the internet, I [...]

[...] business opportunity, or even one of your top ten, but because there is so much hype around compensation plans these days, I thought it would be good to put out a different take on the whole [...]

[...] , and caused me not to even remember his name! Now, what does this have to do with your network marketing business? EVERYTHING. In most companies, and mine is no exception, you have what’s known [...]

[...] ’t really see any way that’s going to happen. Which brings me to your network marketing business… Please keep in mind, what I’m about to say may not apply to you.&# [...]

Every “guru” on the internet uses the buzzword “branding” so much, that it’s almost become one of those words in the MLM [...]

[...] Why is This Shakeology Review Different? Here’s what a typical Shakeology Review looks like. Some testimonials, some information on the product, and a call to action for you [...]

[...] body to run even more efficiently. What is Shakeology Doing Inside of Me? In this shakeology review, I’m going to show you the type of results this product is capable of producing, [...]

[...] internet, I really thought it was time for me to set the record straight about the team beachbody compensation plan. First things first, just a quick note about compensation plans, in general.  [...]

[...] “guru” or “grand poobah.” None of them specifically targets network marketers as a primary audience. I had a rep contact me about joining his business team the other day.& [...]

[...] ;ll just be great LOL! With that said, here’s a fact about our industry.  MOST network marketers have no clue how they get paid. Seriously, they don’t understand how their company&# [...]

[...] will become a rep almost immediately. In my opinion, that type of marketing is one way that network marketers shoot themselves in the foot, totally irritate their prospects, and end up casting a bad [...]

[...] at $120 for a 30 day supply. I’ve had people ask me if there’s some type of shakeology scam, if the product really does what Beachbody claims it does? I can say very confidently from my [...]

[...] that product’s marketability. I’ve heard people ask if there’s some sort of shakeology scam going on, because the number of testimonials available for this product is ridiculous. But [...]