MLM Recruiting 101
If you hope to build an empire of MLM associates who will help you create an income funnel that won’t quit, you are going to have to learn how to recruit properly. Recruiting isn’t difficult, but if it’s done the wrong way it can have disastrous results on your business. The wrong recruits will quit when the going gets tough, they’ll ruin your image and they’ll bring your income to a screeching halt. Therefore, heed this advice when recruiting anyone into your business opportunity and you’ll go far.
Be Exclusive
Many MLM business owners will talk to people about what they’re doing and they’ll snatch someone up the moment that person shows interest. The problem is that when you blanket hire like that, you have no idea what you’re getting. Why doesn’t this person have a job? Why do they have all this time and energy to spend on your business? What were they doing before? These are the types of questions you’ll want to ask yourself. If the person is out of work, what’s to keep them from quitting your business the moment a deal doesn’t go through or when maybe the deals stop for a few days?
When you treat your MLM opportunity like an exclusive club, you will not only get a better batch of network associates, but you’ll increase the apparent value of your business. Being selective is the best way to let others know you’re very serious about what you’re doing. Then, if someone has the talent you want, let them convince you why you should hire them.
A Strong Infrastructure
Just like when building a house or office building, your foundation must be strong. But your entire infrastructure must consist of people are just as serious as you are. An MLM business can be very unpredictable and sometimes it can be downright stressful and scary. If you can build your network with hardened sales and business people who won’t fold at the slightest sign of pressure, then you’ll create an empire that won’t go away easily. That’s when you have the most opportunity to make the kind of money you want.
Be Clear on What You’re Doing
Don’t try to recruit people while keeping things vague. Be straight up with people. You may think that a person who considered a ‘talent’ will be scared off by a term like multi-level marketing, but people are smarter than you think. If you explain what your business does and you show the person you’re trying to recruit that there is real money to be made, and you have proof of your claims, you’ll hire way more professional and talented individuals than ever before.
When you keep things vague, you sound like you’re trying to hide something. There are too many MLM and online business scams out there. Prove to others, and especially future recruits, that you are proud of what you’re doing and that you can give them the world as long as they’re willing to work for it.
With so many people out of work and the economy in a slow but steady recovery, people are always on the lookout for a winning business opportunity. If you keep things straight forward and you’re selective about who you recruit, you have the chance to once and for all become financially independent.
