I do a lot of surfing around the net to see what types of
home businesses there are out there and a surprisingly large
number of them all have the same hook, that being the one
that I mentioned in the subject for this email.

Now I have no problem with home businesses or the life
changing effects that they can have on a person's life, I'd
be a hypocrite if I did, but I do get a little upset from
time and time when I see right there in the headline NOT
MLM as if network marketing was something negative.

To be honest, when I see home businesses marketed in such a
way I really see them as sort of sneaky and not the type of
business that I would want to be associated with. The reason
is, I think it's underhanded to say that a business is not
network marketing when, in essence, it truly is.

They are network marketing companies; they just have a
different compensation structure.

It's mostly the one up programs that make these claims as if
it's above network marketing, but tell me . . .

If the business involves generating leads for a particular
opportunity then making contact with them in order to sell
them that particular opportunity be it online, offline, or
via the phone how is this any different from network
marketing?

Isn't that in general what network marketers do?

The only difference is you only obtain a commission on one
level, but you still have to DO the exact same things a
network marketer does, i.e. recruit and train recruits to do
the same.

The only difference is leverage, which network marketing has
in more abundance than a 1 up or 2 up program. I would
rather train a team and depend on them then one or two
people who could flip flop.

There are arguments to be made on both sides when it comes
to income potential, but when it comes to day to day
interactions they are in fact the same.

It's like the pot calling the kettle black and I just find
it to be dishonest.

To make the point clear, I've had both network marketers and
marketers of these 1 up deals market to me personally over
the phone and their ain't no difference in what they say
except one say it's not network marketing.

Silly to me . . .

Both involve personal marketing and sales to promote a
specific opportunity where you get paid on both your efforts
and the efforts of those who you bring into the business yet
one claims not to be network marketing, so I ask you . . .

Isn't it?

As if network marketing was something negative. I know of no
other way that a person can personally empower themselves to
do great things and live the life they deserve and desire,
what's the downside to that?

Just a rant, but it's always important to analyze what
you're being sold and why it's being sold in such a way i.e.
the angle. You find nobility and honesty in some via this
analysis and lies and dishonest in others and it's not worth
working with liars to make a buck in my book.

If you want to learn how to attract people into your own
business (whatever that may be) then you should watch
this video...

http://www.WealthClubCoach.com

Yours In True Success,

Frankie Hayward

PS: Not everyone is willing to tell you like it is
and share their knowledge with you. Keep that
in mind when you watch this video.

http://www.WealthClubCoach.com