Business
Today, we are building our army of website visitors and followers. If you're involved in a network marketing company already, you will know that they promote you sending your visitors to their website, which is fantastic for them, because when a consumer visits a website, 99% of the time, they don't buy on the first shot, so when they are introduced to the company website through you, and they don't buy right away, but let's say they come back months later and buy, the chances are that they're not coming through you anymore, they're disconnected from you, so that's all fine and well for the company, but what about yourself? A lot of times it will force you, or sorry, force the consumer to pick a sponsor before making an order, so that's cool. Or what about the companies that don't… And the other thing is, why would you build it? The audience, instead of building your first, and then once they are your audience and you are a consumer, then you refer them to the duplicated website. So in this podcast, we're talking about your website or their website, if you do not have a website, are you actually in business, a website owned by you, controlled by you, are you actually in business… Do you actually have a platform… Now, think about that for a minute, stat that I've been hearing lately, which blows my mind, is that the average network marketer goes from seven different companies, or I've heard some people of upwards of 12 companies that they've joined and that's crazy 'cause you're constantly starting again, because what if I grow a team or an audience and a few consumers, and then I decided to leave that company. If I haven't been building my own list of consumers and growing my own audience first, then I don't have a business and then I have to start over again. Which is insane to me. So what you do to protect yourself so you own your business is market yourself, grow your own audience first with a generic product that is not tied solely to that network marketing organization, and then once they're in your system that you've created, that you can scale up and duplicate to your own team and show them how to do it, then you sell a the opportunity, at that point, you could leave that opportunity and go to another opportunity and sell your audience on a new product or service or organization. You see what happens there? You build yourself first as the brand, you use your own company name, your own website, address your own automated system, the automated recruiting system, by the way, that I've created for you, head on over to build your army dot com. Misunderstood, here's a funny little page here that you can provide me with your email, I will give you a free video that shows you how the system works, behind that is a completely duplicated system, a website for you and a sales funnel built for you that you can access in 15 minutes, it's your automated recruiting machine that works 24-7-7-0s a week, branded A for you to buy you, your own company customized by you, your own content, but the machine underneath it is built for you, and you can just go like… In 15 minutes. You're ready to go. So build your army dot com misunderstood. Well, take you down that alley there, and the whole thing with having a business is to build your own brand, your own audience that you completely control, your own system that can be scalable in duplicated, that you control Facebook, you don't control your duplicated website. You don't control… If you read your distributorship terms and conditions of your contract, See that you do not own that channel, that duplicate a website. Fantastic, that is there for you. For example, if you're selling a product and it's in seven different countries, then it's great that it adapts automatically to the country that the visitor is in because the price has changed or the products that are available in that country changes and adapts to the market that your consumer is in.