That's what I've been preaching for years.
If you want a friend, be a friend. Don't try to
tout your wares like some street vender, that's
not going to get you anywhere but the delete button.

If you're working with marketers don't try to sell them
what they're trying to sell too. There are too many people
pushing the same stuff all over the net.

Work on making friends and gaining trust and building relationships
first, then once you're someone people know isn't out for their pocket
they might be agreeable to join you in a venture. I don't know about
you but I don't sign up for programs just because Joe Schoe who
I never laid  eyes on tells me that it's the best thing since buttered
bread. I sign up under people I know who are already successful and
they didn't get that way by doing the same thing everyone else does.
They did it by working hard and spending the time to build the relationship with me and getting to know me well as a person.

I'm a networker, but I'm a mom, I'm a good person and I'm someone
who is worth getting to know. I'm not just another number for your
downline or another dollar in your paypal account. So give me the
time to learn about me and what I stand for. Go to my site, read
my  about me page, and ask me questions about me and what I
like, dislike, and offer me a way to contact you for help if I need it.

I do it for  you, because I care about who you are and not just
how much money I can make when you sign up for my program.

And if you do sign up, I'm going to take the time to help you make
money. I'm not just going to get your name on the dotted line and
leave you to fend for yourself. But I would appreciate getting to
know you and you getting to know me at least a little bit.

If we're to work together, online or off, I at least want to know you
a little bit before we "hook up".
Becky