Is attraction marketing the new wave in Internet Marketing
When it comes to attraction marketing or magnetic sponsoring as it is also known, it is generally considered to be the best thing since sliced bread.
Once upon a time, we were all told to make a list of 100 people that we know and call those people. The company gave us this advice and then sent us on our way. Those days are over. Attraction marketing is what separates the successful from the struggling.
If you do not understand this, or understand this but not apply this, you will continue to struggle with your Network Marketing business.
In a nutshell, it's about attracting people to you and your network marketing business instead of chasing after them. What we usually see in traditional selling is where the seller advertises and cold call people to find leads, then qualify those leads that the seller finds to see whether they have an urgent need to buy or have the financial means to buy whatever the seller is selling.
Once the seller finds the ‘qualified' leads, he/she does some kind of presentation to the ‘qualified' leads to show how good whatever the seller is selling is. Some are convinced and buy, some are not and throws objections at the seller, which the seller works to overcome.
In this scenario, who's chasing who? You got it. It's the buyer chasing after the seller. You would not believe how well this actually works. People want to work with others that they like and who they believe can get them what they want and they also want to buy, what they can not have.
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