Freakishly Effective Social Media for Network Marketing
How to Stop Wasting Your Time on Things That Don't Work and Start Doing What Does!
Number of pages: 114
Publisher: Success in 100 Pages
BBB Library: Sales and Marketing
ISBN: 978-1947814981
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Want to be successful on social media? Want to build your network marketing business the right way? Freakishly Effective Social Media for Network Marketing would be your best guide! Network marketing experts Ray and Jessica Higdon teach you proven strategies for marketing and prospecting that allow you to navigate your way through the social media maze and achieve freakishly effective results for your business. Be patient, and persistent, and keep pumping the well. Marketing is a marathon, not a sprint.
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To be freakishly effective on social media, your purpose—which should be to make solid connections with people—is more important than the platform on which you are operating.
When people join a business, even as a customer, they are joining you—what you stand for and what you represent.
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Social media is a place to use your uniqueness to your advantage. This is central to allowing your message to break through the clutter, attracting people with whom your message and uniqueness resonate.
Draw people toward you, by giving them a bite-sized appetizer-portion of information—a taste of what you know—without the need to give them the whole meal.
Turn strangers—the “cold leads” that are everywhere around you on social media—into “warm contacts” by bringing them into your orbit, into your world.
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Want to be successful on social media? Be patient, and persistent, and keep pumping the well. Because marketing is a marathon, not a sprint.
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