Network Marketing Meets Guerrilla Marketing

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As you may know, around 90 to 95% of network marketing distributors drop out of the business in their first year. The majority of people being recruited into network marketing do not have previous business training, even though they certainly have strong desires to have their own business.

Unless a person enrolling as a new distributor or sales representative is assisted by their sponsor to have an immediate business experience that shifts them into a "business mindset," they tend to remain confused for a couple of months and then finally drop out of the business.

So the goal then for a sponsor is to get each new distributor to have a business experience right away, which means at the end of their first month, they have a check in their hand. As a guerilla marketing tactic, this is called getting an immediate result. It's not unlike what you want to happen when introducing your network marketing product to a customer -- the person should feel something right away; something that convinces them on a sensory level that this product has real benefits.

Guerilla marketing is probably the only path most network marketing representatives can choose because of economics. They simply don't have the budget to carry out expensive and lenghty ad campaigns.

Marketing is more than advertising. In fact, you could correctly say that marketing -- especially where network marketing is concerned -- is every communication you make about your offer, from the color of your shoes, to the way you answer your phone, to the business card you hand to a stranger you just met.


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There are more than 100 guerrilla marketing tactics that have been outlined for networkers in "Guerilla Multilevel Marketing" by Jay Levinson, James Dillehay and Marcella Vonn Harting. Here's a list of the free tactics from the book:

  1. 7-Sentence Marketing Plan
  2. Marketing Calendar
  3. Consistent Action
  4. Identify Ideal Customers by Niche
  5. Target Business Minded People
  6. Your Passion
  7. Your Personal Growth
  8. Your Positive Attitude
  9. Your Network
  10. Your Product Knowledge
  11. Your Market Knowledge
  12. Smiles and Greetings
  13. Body Language
  14. Active Listening
  15. Identifying Core Needs
  16. Communicate With Stories
  17. Sound Bites
  18. Testimonials
  19. Add Names By Referrals
  20. Prospecting Leads Online
  21. Meet Your Neighbors
  22. Networking Group Meetings
  23. Sizzle Sessions
  24. Email
  25. Daily Tips
  26. Online Articles
  27. Blogging
  28. Podcasting
  29. Newsgroups and Forums
  30. Social Network Sites
  31. Online Classifieds
  32. Spying
  33. Write Articles for Magazines
  34. Teach Adult Education Courses
  35. Public Speaking
  36. Be an Expert Online
  37. Get an Immediate Result
  38. Providing Social Proof
  39. Radiating Confidence
  40. Educating Instead of Selling
  41. Involve the Customer's Senses
  42. Telling People What To Do
  43. Removing Risk with Guarantees
  44. Follow-Up Calendar
  45. Customer Reactivation Letter
  46. Newsletters
  47. Using Systems
  48. Becoming Accountable
  49. Spending Time with Successful People
  50. 50. Joining a Mastermind Group
  51. Capitalizing on the Comp Plan
  52. Tracking and Measuring Results

You may have heard of these tactics, but ask yourself, how many are you using on a daily basis? Do you have a marketing calendar that schedules how you invest your available hours in your network marketing business? Guerilla marketing for network marketers isn't just a list of tactics, it's a way of choosing tactics that are right for your personality and then organizing activities on a calendar that removes all doubt about how you will build your business.

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