Hi Tim.... I have been watching your post ...very inventive and good subject I hope you dont mind me adding my thoughts. I so agree that training and support is needed, but I do believe it should be done in a down to earth matter. Far too often I have witnessed training that was so far over most people's heads, they get lost and give up. The training should also be practical, for example did you know that many people collect stuff on the hard drive but have no way to learn how to upload them to another site..go figure! Then there are the conferences that are supposed to help you learn, but end up... either saying the same thing over and over again or it has little to do with training, more like a pep rally. Quite frustrating. Keeping the membership within the financial ability of the average person is also important. It will bring the person in to see if they like what is being offered. I have seen those programs where they will promise this or that..but you end up paying and paying over and over again. Lets see, what is the product?..Is it of value...can it be used for other things..too often I have seen sites that say.."look at me" see what i have..and then you find out...seen it before... talk about feeling gyped. How often do we see programs being promoted that do not help you to learn how to promote. They say they do but they really dont I guess that should be included in the training, but to me, it should be a separate entity as it is a subject to itself. Thanks for letting me just ramble here...loll...need coffee??
Have an awesome evening and thanks again for a great topic.
Peace and Light to You
Diane
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