(Tornadoes) Why Every Upline Should Continue To Sell And Recruit?
No commentsBy Lou Casali
What does it mean to see and recruit? And how can it benefit your business. These are the questions I will be talking about. They are as follows:
– The advantage of up line stays with exponential number of shares with time.
– Increasing the number of shares or down lines is very important for an up line.
– A successful up line makes sure that his performance or growth rate is not directly proportional to the performance of his down lines, rather it should be indirectly proportional to their performance in a small way.
Every Down Line is a Share. The value of each share varies per market performance.
Perhaps the money that anyone earns can be compared to a peanut or cricket ball or even less, even if they develop 1000 down lines (shares). Let me mark it clear These 1000 down line are not what you recruited, but what the 10 initial recruits continued to do and they ended up with adding these down lines with the passage of performance you recruited just 10.
If you stop with 10 your income will be enough for peanuts! Perhaps comfortable money to get peanuts and nothing more.
– If earning money enough for your gasoline or sustaining yourself without taking payday loans was your target; perhaps you can get satisfied with just 10 down lines.
– And remember, such a disposition is not a promise; rather it is dependent upon the performance of the down lines in your MLM business.
A real red-blooded mlm performer, the eagled-eyed marketer that is looking for life changing money performs 10 times better at this stage, which means before his primary 10 recruits can sum up 1000 people under him, he would have recruited at least 1000 new recruits (side branches) and he will continue to recruit and sell, which means he has 100 batches of 10 recruits in each batch Before his first 10 recruits can make him grow to 1000 people under him, he recruits 1000.
If he stops performing after just 10 recruits he can expect 1000 people under him from the performance of his down lines, but the same is not a guarantee. It might take even 10 years for this population to develop if you stop recruiting.
The strong one would have made 100 batches of recruits before this can happen automatically, which means he continues to recruit. So his growth rate in a few times from now will be exponential.
For 10 recruits, his target is 1000 people.The fact is that he made 1000 recruits himself?
1000 * 1000 = 10,000,000 people under him.
For 10,000,000 people under you @ just 25 cents per month/per member sales in commission to the up line you earn $250,000.
$250,000 is real money for anyone. This is the life changing money for any network marketer.
Unless you grow aggressively as said above with continuing to recruit the required down lines, you will not grow.
And anyone that says it will happen without doing this is telling you a big, big lie.
Your Question: You are lying! $250,000! The MLM bubble will burst.????? You crazy?
Answer: No, This is Banyan Tree Branching Method, there is no bubble here.
You are focusing on where the real growth is in network marketing.
Like any field there are underpaid laborers and high paid CEOs here too!
LC is a professional network marketer who specializes in teaching others how to be successful with network marketing. If you want to get in touch with LC or learn more about network marketing success, Just click here
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What Is Wrong With Arsenal?
By Martin Sejas
Arsenal fans, like me and my colleague Rayed, this season have experienced a series of emotions. From the highs of smashing Fenerbache, Sheffield United, Blackburn and Porto, to the lows of playing poorly against weaker teams such as Fulham, Hull and now Stoke.
This is an emotional rollercoaster that does not do justice to the Arsenal fan, who got so close last season. It simply doesn’t make sense to be doing extremely well against decent teams, but faltering against arguably much weaker opposition. There must be some fundamental problems and I think I know what they are.
These boys can’t defend a set piece or long ball if it meant their life. I mean for Pete’s sake, can you make your weakness any more obvious to your rivals? This is the exact technique Stoke used at the weekend, employing Delap to make long throws into the box consistently and no surprises, Arsenal conceded two scrappy off his throw ins. Against Fulham, they concede from the corner, as with games against Hull and Bolton.
Sure, I might sound a little bit harsh, every team is susceptible during set-pieces, its usually the way a smaller team is able to beat a bigger team, but let’s face it, there is a disturbing pattern developing at Arsenal and its happening more often than not. We often have our hearts skipping a beat or two when the opposition team gets a set piece, unfortunately for the Arsenal fan, set pieces are enough to cause a heart attack these days.
The second problem is that there is too much overconfidence, letting players shoot from outside the box. Too much space is being given and Arsenal are being punished. Look at the Sunderland and Hull games, wonderful shots from outside the box. Sure, on a good day they would have gone over the bar and Arsenal would be blameless right now, but they should have been closed down by the defenders, regardless.
The thing that should make an Arsenal fan sick, is the Spurs match. Many argue that Spurs deserved the point, which is true, but look at all four goals closely. Arsenal let Spurs shoot from long range for each of the four goals. I am being a little bit harsh, but think about it, four long range goals conceded in one night. Either they were unlucky, the other team was very good, or Arsenal’s defending was bad. I think it was a combination of all those factors.
So there you have it, each of the games Arsenal has dropped points and it nearly always comes down to those two weaknesses. What are Gallas, Toure and Silvestre doing? What is wrong with the centre backs?
When Arsene Wenger didn’t go out and spend big on experienced players in the transfer window, he was criticised. However, he continually stated that his young squad were good enough. I believe him, but he needs to have a serious think about these defensive issues. The attack is fine, we’ve seen goals galore in some games, but in the games they are losing, I think they’re losing confidence and so the attackers aren’t scoring goals.
A defensive midfielder like Flamini is needed to fill in the void in front of the back four and stop those long range shots. The centre backs need to get their act together or Wenger needs to buy new ones. They simply cannot afford to let in these silly goals.
A tough week is ahead. Fenerbache on Wednesday and Manchester United on Saturday. United will probably be the litmus test for this Arsenal side. These inconsistent results are inconclusive. Are Arsenal true title contenders or are they just going for a Champions League spot? We will find out on Saturday if they are the real deal.
Martin Sejas is the chief writer of http://www.SportsNewsFootball.com, a leading football website for football lovers known for its fearless and critical analysis of the major issues affecting the beloved game of football.
Know What To Look For With A 0% Balance Transfer Credit Card
By Peter Kenny
If you have high interest rate credit cards with outstanding balances on them you may find that the monthly repayments that you are making on the cards are very high. In addition, if you are only making small repayments on the cards you may find that a large portion of what you pay on each balance in getting swallowed up in interest, which means that your actual balance is hardly being touched leaving you at risk of having the debt hanging around your neck for a long time to come.
This is the reason why many people have decided over recent years to transfer their higher interest credit card debts onto a convenient and affordable 0% balance transfer credit card. By doing this cardholders can save a considerable amount of money in interest payments, and as long as they remain within the credit limit on the new card can transfer balances from a range of different credit cards so that they have fewer credit card debts to deal with.
It is important to make sure that you get the best deal possible when you opt for a 0% balance transfer credit card, as getting the best deal can help you to save more money and buy you more time to repay the balance. There are a number of things that you should check when it comes to finding a suitable 0% balance transfer deal, and by taking the time to compare different 0% balance transfer cards and compare these different factors you can increase your chances of getting the most competitive deal.
Of course, one of the most important factors that you will need to look at is how long the interest free credit period is, as the longer this is the more time you will have to repay the transferred balance without being charged any interest. Some 0% balance transfer cards offer interest free periods of just six months or so, but others offer 0% interest for twelve or even fifteen months in some cases. Make sure that you compare cards from a range of providers in order to find the best interest free period.
Most 0% balance transfer credit cards charge a transfer fee, and this is usually a percentage of the total amount that is being transferred. You need to compare the various 0% balance transfer cards and compare how much each charges by way of a transfer fee, as this can vary from one card provider to another. On average the transfer fee ranges from 2-3 percent of the total amount that is being transferred.
Although you should aim to repay the balance in full before the interest free period comes to an end on these 0% balance transfer cards it is worth taking a look at the interest rate that is charged just in case your have a remaining balance by the time the 0% period expires. However, this should not be the priority, as you should aim to have the balance cleared by the time that the interest free period ends.
Peter Kenny has been writing financial articles for 10 years and is a writer for The Thrifty Scot, please visit us at Credit Cards and Compare Credit Cards
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