It you're just starting out and looking at network marketing as a possible way to earn extra income, here are a few things that Mike Klingler of Renegade University offers as advice.

His biggest point is to position yourself in the industry before you even choose a company.

How do you do this?

1. target all related audiences that have shown interest in the series of renegade book purchases, the Mike Dillard audiences but move on quickly as these have been out there for over a year.
2. seek out affiliate network marketing books, coaches, resources to stay on top of all the news related to the network marketing topic
3. subscribe to current newsletters and get visible to the leaders
4. learn how to leverage the news
5. learn all aspects of socialmarketing and be in the networking information locations
6. learn to optimize your content to help position yourself in search engine searches
7. start building your list first by giving valuable tips or free stuff

Not too sure how to put this process into action? That's where a great network marketing system and great network marketing training such as Renegade University comes in. You can get hot valuable tips for free and only if you deem the effort worthwhile you can then upgrade to the Professional area.

That's the place where you are guaranteed to graduate with a Professionally Hot Diploma inn online marketing.

Once you have put all of the above in practice, this will also put you in front of the majority of network marketers out there. It is the easiest method and you will be a leading light of knowledge for those just beginning.

But you must not ever put someone down for their choices or opinions even if you don't like them.

You will push others away if you do who could be future customers and you could also hurt those that are just starting out. You have to give both sides of an argument and let people make up their minds.

Let's say you prefer a binary model compensation plan to one that is a matrix.

Why not explain both types of plans and let your reader decide what they like the best. This way you are providing valuable information instead of picking sides.

Your reader will leave with a good taste in their mouth and more than likely come back to read what else you might decide to share with them.