My Very Own Success Recipe

 
To establish some credibility before I start out, I want to quickly mention that these MLM recruiting strategies are the very techniques I have used to personally recruit several hundred members to my own team from 20 countries across the world.

But I’m not going to give you my MLM recruting script (I don’t have one), any “magical words” or any other nonsense. Rather, what this post is about is…drum roll, please… mindset.
 
Now, before you yawn or get ready to exit this page, let me assure you that this stuff is uber practical, and the principles are universal and applicable to any network marketing opportunity. Best of all, they produce real results when you implement them.
 
So…let’s get to it, shall we?
 
 

MLM Recruiting Secret #1: Value Comes First

 
To succeed with MLM recruiting you must LEAD with VALUE.
 
Put yourself in your prospect’s shoes for a minute…why would they want to sign up with you if all you have to offer them is a sales pitch? (Gag.)
 
Another thing is that the way they see you go about trying to sponsor people is how they’ll think they will have to do their MLM recruiting if they join you. And I can assure you, they don’t like to pitch anymore than you do!

Your prospects are looking for solutions. And so you have to be able to demonstrate to them that you in fact have something that can help them.
 
And I don’t mean you should demonstrate that your products or opportunity are going to help them…not yet.
 
Of course a product demonstration should be part of your sales funnel…but that’s all on the “back end”.
 
 

If you’re talking to prospects about your products or biz opp “cold”, you’ll fail at MLM recruiting.

 
No, you first have to EARN the right to sell to your prospect. (Your upline can call it “sharing” all they want, but the reality is that any time you talk to prospects about your products and opportunity, you’re in reality “selling”).
 
There’s nothing wrong about selling, but it’s a right you must EARN by first offering your prospects value. Value as in solutions, help, tools and training. For free.
 
As an example, in the photo right above I’m training on the topic of video marketing. Giving value builds trust and credibility, and it’s something you, too, need to do if you are to succeed with MLM recruiting.
 
 

MLM Recruiting Secret #2: You Gotta Be The Leader

 
Your prospects are secretly looking for a leader to folow. We all are. Which is why, to do MLM recruiting successfully, you need to be able to demostrate leadership skills.
 
One way to do this is to have posture – which essentially means you write and speak with authority. Also, when you guide, teach and train, you are being a leader.

This doesn’t mean you have to “know it all” or be a Marketing Superstar in order for your prospects to see you as a leader. You just need to be more of an expert than they are. And the good thing is that there’s always someone out there that knows less than you!
 
Remember also that the more you raise the bar on yourself, the more you can also raise the bar on your prospects. The more qualified you are, the more qualifed your prospects will be – because you’ll always attract people that are like you.
 
 

MLM Recruiting Secret #3: Sincerity Is Everything

 
The fact that you need to be sincere may seem obvious. But the truth is that a lot of folks who think they got this one down in reality don’t.
 
You’ll only succeed with MLM recruiting when you’re able to take your focus completely off yourself. You have to genuinely and sincerely care more about your prospect’s needs than your own.
 
Trust me – your prospects will pick up on this!
 
Which is why, even if you have tremendous value to offer and you have developed your leadership skills to perfection, if you are really most concerned about yourself and your success…you’ll never get good at MLM recruiting.

On the ohter hand, when your prospects can look into your eyes – be that by means of a photo, a video, on a video call, or in person at a live event – and they know, I mean really know in their gut that you’re the real deal, they’ll go from “cold lead” to pre-sold customer in a flash.
 
 

Because, think about it…

 
How can someone NOT want to work with you when 1) you have tremendous value to offer, 2) you are the leader figure they’re been looking for, AND 3) you also honestly care about their success?
 
You can’t possibly ask for more in a sponsor, right?!
 
If you’ve “got” these three, you’re going to attract sales ready prospects to your business like bees to a jar of honey…I mean it.
 
But again, remember that it’s the combination of the three that is so powerful. Any two of the ingredients are worthless without the third.
 
Also, as I said at the beginning of this post, you have to be sooo commmited to continousy working on yourself and your own mindset and skill sets in order to do well with MLM recruiting.
 
The good news is that the more value you have to offer, the stronger of a leader you are, and the more you’re able to remove yourself and your own needs from the equation, the more people you’re going to be able to bring into your business – and that with less and less effort on your part. :)
 

 
 
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