The reason I ask you if you're specific on who you're targeting is because I believe that if you're going to create serious income from a (networking MLM) company online, you must focus in on being specific. In other words, "get rich in a niche."

The reason you niche market for your "networking MLM" opportunity is because the world is too big to see you, but if you stay in specific niches that are much, much smaller than the world you will be seen by a lot more people. This will start to create a landfall of quality prospects contacting you and asking about joining your opportunity.

With technology and the internet, it is much easier to do this than it used to be in the past. Before you had to talk to friends and family, and when you didn't have anybody in your warm market left, you had to go out and buy leads list's and cold call. Or do the "three-foot rule," (talking to complete strangers in a mall or at a grocery store about joining your networking MLM).

All that's fine and dandy, and you can do that if you want. Actually, you should be doing that! But your main focus should be learning how to create fresh, high quality leads online. This is where you choose your niche and get picky with it. For example, people who are already entrepreneurial minded probably have a little better chance of succeeding at network marketing, because they already have some of the habits and place. So, if you're a woman with kids and you want to connect with other moms who have kids and also were business minded, you might niche market to day care moms. Now all you have to do is know where to market for day care moms online.

Another thing that you can want to do is become a student of the networking MLM industry and see how the game works. The cheapest and easiest way to do this is by seeing what works. Look at what leaders are doing. See what people are doing online for free....look at ads on classified sites like Craigslist. Or, see what people are paying for. Look in the weekend edition of the USA Today and flip to the classified section to "business opportunity" and see what ads people are writing. Most of them will be similar (because people would rather copy something that sounds good rather than come up with something on their own). Only 1 or 2% will actually be different. I find that interesting since approximately 95% of all people who join an MLM business fail.

Anyway, you always want to mock and mimics success. You never want to totally copy because once you do that, it's now outdated. So, you constantly want to be a maverick, while still mocking and mimicking what successful people do. So as you're looking at the USA Today and/or Craigslist pay attention to the 1 - 2% of the ads are actually different. Also pay attention to the ones that you would actually respond to or seek more information on, because those are the ones that other people call seeking more information. Mock and mimics those! The first site you can check out is mine http://www.experiencewealthyliving.com/

When it comes to networking MLM success, many people are looking for "push button selling" and 100% automated systems. Many people claim to have the systems, but if it were true, I think that the odds of people making it a "networking MLM" business would be a lot higher than they are. Just to let you know, your odds are tremendously increased just because you're reading this information. Imagine how many countless other people in this industry haven't and are totally clueless about how to market their business like I've been telling you in this article.

Okay, so you learned marketing and you've been getting some people to your site. Now, how are you going to "close" them? You e-mail campaign is very important (if you don't have one, get one)! Your list is key, so take good care of it. You want to constantly be sending out e-mails as if you were personally writing them. So people think, "He's writing to me, so I better respond." Asking them questions is always a good way to get people to respond! The funny thing about people is that when you ask them a question about the type of business they are looking for and what kind of information they need to know before making a decision, they will tell you. Therefore, in your next e-mail you can include all the things that most people need to know and they will happy they got the info. So, now they're excited about joining your company.

People hate to be sold but they love to buy. Stop "telling and selling" and start telling stories and asking questions and figure out why people are hesitant, and then reassure them of all the things that they want to know. This makes easier for them to make a decision!