MLM Lead Source Companies

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Hi folks,

I've decided to purchase some additional MLM leads (to the ones my uplines are providing) but I haven't any experience with doing so.

I've looked up this site with top 10 lead sources The Top 10 MLM Leads Companies

I've checked out the following sites and emailed them for more info:
MLM Leads
Elite MLM Leads

I haven't gotten much info back but the bottom line is the leads are quite expensive for no guarantees.

What do you guys think about the above websites and lead sources.

And do you know of any other great lead sources that are fresh and convert very well!

So thanks in advance guys and gals!

Cosmo
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  • Profile picture of the author Tsnyder
    Originally Posted by cosmolito View Post

    Hi folks,

    I've decided to purchase some MLM leads but I haven't any experience with doing so.

    I've looked up this site with top 10 lead sources The Top 10 MLM Leads Companies

    I've checked out the following sites and emailed them for more info:
    MLM Leads
    Elite MLM Leads

    I haven't gotten much info back but the bottom line is the leads are quite expensive for no guarantees.

    What do you guys think about the above websites and lead sources.

    And do you know of any other great lead sources that are fresh and convert very well!

    So thanks in advance guys and gals!

    Cosmo
    Leads don't convert... you do. If you have no experience with calling people who don't know
    you and probably have no interest in your specific offer expect to burn through a fair amount
    of money getting that education and developing that skill.

    Meanwhile, that is probably the worst way to attempt to build a successful network marketing
    business. It isn't at all duplicable so even if you become very good at it you will experience a
    great deal of frustration because the vast majority of those you wish to sponsor will not have
    those skills and will have no interest in learning them.
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    • Profile picture of the author cosmolito
      Well thanks for your positive attitude lol

      Here is my process.

      Call only highly targeted MLM leads (people who have done network marketing)

      Say the 30 second script (pasted in below)

      Then 3 way into 8 minute overview 360-810-8062

      That's it. Pretty duplicable I think no?



      Here's the script:

      30 Second Pitch

      1. Greeting
      2. Connector
      3. Relaxer
      4. The Fishing Question

      1. Greeting
      Hi can I speak with ______________?

      Hi _______my name is John Doe, and I’m calling you from my home in Miami, Florida.

      2. Connector
      You and I have never met or spoken before and we don’t know each other personally, but I’m involved in Network Marketing , and I know that like myself, you’ve also been in Network Marketing in the past.

      3. Relaxer
      And I promise you _____________, that I didn’t call to give you a big long sales pitch, or anything like that.

      4. The Fishing Question
      I just wated to see if maybe you’d be open to taking a look at an incredible opportunity... (wait for their answer)


      After that, if they say yes, hit them with the 8 min overview (ie: 3way them into the telephone# message above)

      The 8 minute overview is so strong it takes the selling out of selling.

      Your thoughts?
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      • Profile picture of the author Tsnyder
        Originally Posted by cosmolito View Post

        Well thanks for your positive attitude lol

        Here is my process.

        Call only highly targeted MLM leads (people who have done network marketing)

        Say the 30 second script (pasted in below)

        Then 3 way into 8 minute overview 360-810-8062

        That's it. Pretty duplicable I think no?
        No... Not at all.

        Do you think I'm being negative? Network marketing is a real business. In the real world
        business owners have to deal with facts and reality if they hope to become successful. I know
        we in the profession like to put on a front of positivity all the time but the hard truth is this
        business is no different than any other. It isn't all Skittles and unicorns.

        History has shown that there is a clear path to success in network marketing. With very
        rare exceptions that path doesn't include cold calling leads. Never has. Never will.

        If you have some money to burn that won't affect your ability to pay the rent or put food
        on your table go ahead and give it a shot... you need to get it out of your system so you
        can focus on what actually works... assuming you survive and don't become another one
        of the long list of people who just didn't get it for one reason or another.
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        • Profile picture of the author 6aglobal
          You should not be telling people that calling leads does not work.. It does 100%

          I have built a large team by doing so..

          It must be done right but ask yourself this..

          Would you target approach people who aren't looking, or people who are?

          Direct sales is about targeting your customer.. That is the key.. Once you get them on the phone you want to show them you have a system in place...

          McDonald's is ran by 12 year old because of the system.

          Try learning from Todd Falcone, he is great at calling leads, been doing so for 20 years.
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          • Profile picture of the author Tsnyder
            Originally Posted by 6aglobal View Post

            You should not be telling people that calling leads does not work.. It does 100%
            I didn't say it doesn't work. I said it doesn't duplicate... and it doesn't... period.

            Try learning from Todd Falcone, he is great at calling leads, been doing so for 20 years.
            I've known Todd for a long time. He's my upline. You might want to ask Todd
            how much cold call duplication he has in his downline. My guess is close to zero.

            Todd is the master... he's one of the best teachers out there for those
            who want to develop that skill. But don't confuse that with being duplicable.
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            • Profile picture of the author cosmolito
              Originally Posted by Tsnyder View Post

              I didn't say it doesn't work. I said it doesn't duplicate... and it doesn't... period.
              I think you are wrong - it just depends on your approach. We are using a 30 second pitch which essentially just asks our network marketer targeted leads if they are open to taking a look at an opportunity.

              Many are saying yes to taking an honest look and then some are coming in. With the commissions being what they are right now for me, it is working out very well.

              And everybody who is signing in with me, is working the business like I am. Pretty duplicatable if you ask me.
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              • Profile picture of the author Tsnyder
                Originally Posted by cosmolito View Post

                I think you are wrong - it just depends on your approach. We are using a 30 second pitch which essentially just asks our network marketer targeted leads if they are open to taking a look at an opportunity.

                Many are saying yes to taking an honest look and then some are coming in. With the commissions being what they are right now for me, it is working out very well.

                And everybody who is signing in with me, is working the business like I am. Pretty duplicatable if you ask me.
                When you've lasted with the same deal for more than 20 years and
                have more than 500 new people a week joining your organization we can
                discuss what is duplicable and what isn't. You will never get there
                teaching cold calling... never.

                If pure direct selling is your gig more power to you. At least you're peddling
                a high ticket item that makes it worth all the time and effort to get one sale.
                But walk away residual income will never be yours with this product or this
                method.
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            • Profile picture of the author cosmolito
              Originally Posted by Tsnyder View Post

              I didn't say it doesn't work. I said it doesn't duplicate... and it doesn't... period.
              well I guess you are entitled to your opinion based on what you know and have experienced.

              I guess what you're missing is the understanding of what my uplines have set up. It is a very duplicable system - only an idiot couldnt do it.

              The key thing is that we have upline support otherwise I think you may be right - it wouldn't be duplicable.

              Luckily, our uplines are helping with closing so it works.
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              • Profile picture of the author tush
                [QUOTE=cosmolito;10506174

                I guess what you're missing is the understanding of what my uplines have set up. It is a very duplicable system - only an idiot couldnt do it.

                [/QUOTE]
                Really? I guess you are yet to see idiots in your team. And what happens if something happens to your up-lines or if they change their focus?

                A few years ago, I was involved in something similar, buying leads from our upline/company and everything seemed to be duplicable. Guess what, down the road, she decided to do other things, and our businesses collapsed with her. Luckily, I had started setting up my funnel, and I am one of the very few that survived.

                Bottomline is, as you leverage that system, do not be too comfortable. You can never predict the future. Start thinking of ways to set up your own funnel/system. Thank me after a few years.
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                • Profile picture of the author cosmolito
                  Originally Posted by tush View Post

                  Really? I guess you are yet to see idiots in your team. And what happens if something happens to your up-lines or if they change their focus?

                  A few years ago, I was involved in something similar, buying leads from our upline/company and everything seemed to be duplicable. Guess what, down the road, she decided to do other things, and our businesses collapsed with her. Luckily, I had started setting up my funnel, and I am one of the very few that survived.

                  Bottomline is, as you leverage that system, do not be too comfortable. You can never predict the future. Start thinking of ways to set up your own funnel/system. Thank me after a few years.

                  I feel a little silly rereading that I wrote only an idiot couldnt do it. There is some truth to that obviously but not how I want to go about saying that.

                  It is duplicatable and yet there are those that don't for whatever reason.

                  Your points are totally valid. I am currently planning on working with one of my downlines creating a funel, much the same as what we are doing on the phones but online.

                  You are too right about uplines not necessarily going to be there forever - you really actually can't rely on anything for ever.
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                  • Profile picture of the author Jeff Schuman
                    I've never been a fan of mlm lead companies because very few people will actually call the leads unless they are ready for a lot of rejection. I was in sales and marketing for over 20 years for a Fortune 500 Company and we never bought leads and called them to make sales.

                    I agree with Tsnyder, (who has offered a lot of good advice in other posts on MLM), when he said buying leads is not really duplicatible. Buying leads is easy to do, but working them and succeeding is something very few people could and will do.

                    From what I have seen the success rate in network marketing is on the rise because of other ways to prospect, sort, and follow up thanks to the Internet.
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    • Profile picture of the author 6aglobal
      No disrespect, but calling.leads is 100% duplicatable as long as you make..

      Every person you recruit, you put them through the proper training. Go to Todd Falcone.com website.

      He does live Monday night calls, listen to his advice and how he communicated with people on the phone.

      You need to.figure out.your ROI for you business. It might take you 100 calls to close 1. As you get better your odds will as well.

      A great software is phone burner as well. I highly recommend checking it out. U can by a bit.older leads and pump out 300 calls per day.
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  • Profile picture of the author dlane1987
    Create your own leads it will be better for you and you can controle more of your funnel.
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  • Profile picture of the author jelenaostrovska
    There are a lot better ways to generate your OWN leads. I used to buy leads and call them - it wasn't effective for me at all. Even though it does work for some people, I don't personally recommend it.

    You don't want to spend the rest of your MLM career cold calling leads, do you?

    Generating your own leads is a true leverage, and it's much easier to convert leads that are already know you!
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  • Profile picture of the author Randall Magwood
    Don't pay list/lead brokers. Most of them could care less about you. If you use a list/lead broker, the best possible route is to find 1 PERSON who works there that you ONLY talk to. That way you can at the very least have a good chance of getting good leads. But talking to multiple people from a list company... it's like a payday loan. Money sharks.

    Most importantly.... generate leads yourself. Get a prospect to raise their hand and say, "I want YOU". Leads like this convert much better than purchased lists.
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  • Profile picture of the author Devinaire
    Converting directly on MLM is pretty difficult. Who exactly is looking for mlm opportunities? Maybe those who have done them before but other than that you're better off with more general leads on 'business' ownership, side income, etc and leading with a product first.
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    • Profile picture of the author JohnMcCabe
      I haven't seen this mentioned, so maybe it's changed since I got out of the biz...

      Beware the lead company that offers its own MLM opportunity. Its a great way for your organization to get splintered, as each rep tries to leverage the organization to be the top of the heap for "their" lead program.

      I had a couple of downlines implode from all the cross-selling of MLM lead programs, web hosts, phone lines, etc. Between that, and companies either going belly up or dumping the network marketing plan, I just got sick of starting over.
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  • Profile picture of the author GuyW
    I do not think it matters whether you buy leads or not. But not crappy leads that are oversold.

    For years I have read able providing value first. I truly did not understand what that meant. I recently finished reading a book called the "Go-Giver." And then I understood what providing value is. It is not simply money, it is touching and enriching lives. Also, the term 'to sell' comes from the root 'to give.' So the question for me has become, 'How can I give?' when I speak with someone. Of course, I would like them to join me or buy a product I'm promoting - I have to eat of course. This has been, for me, a long process of learning. Sorry if it seems like I'm rambling. Hope this helps.
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  • Profile picture of the author cosmolito
    OK - all great comments for sure. And I agree with most of them based on the definition of a traditional network marketing opportunity.

    I honestly don't think I could sell a traditional network marketing oppy with this method.

    The ONLY reason I think it could work is how attractive and DIFFERENT to other opportunities out there by virtue of how this business is set up - and how big commissions are and how it takes no upfront out of pocket money to get started.

    I've made a lot of money with this company - ..just not with this particular method I am about to endeavor in.

    But here is why it makes me think I will make a lot more money cold calling Network Marketing leads.

    Before I list the key factors below, and I know everyone says this about their product - I'm well aware of the cliche - but the product our team sells is bar none the best product quality-wise and commission-wise in the marketplace that I've ever seen. I've been doing this a long time and this is the ONLY network marketing company and product that I'm willing to stand by for this long.

    Anyway, here are my bullets of why I think cold calling will work for this particular business (as opposed to some traditional MLM business)

    1. No out of pocket money to get into the business. Comerica bank finances our new team members into the business - Comerica Bank even has their own dedicated 800 number just for OUR team. That's how credible our business and our product is. That is one of, if not THEE main selling point for people don't want to spend a lot of money upfront so they can start a real business working from home and make a real income. This one point removes the main obstacle for people who want to start a business - not enough capital to get going.

    2. The commission structure is lucrative as hell. Up to $2360 per sale. And it doesn't take long to get to that point. In 3 more sales (either by me or my team), I will be making $1770 per sale. and then in 7 more sales after that, I'll be up to $2065. And then in 10 more sales after that, I'll hit $2360.

    3. Never have to sell to friends and family.

    4. Threeway targeted leads into an 8 minute overview call (the money line) which does all the selling in itself. A benefit loaded message that describes the oppy.

    5. Everyone we call are (supposedly) highly targeted leads: Network marketers. 1-they have the dream of being rich, 2-they know it takes work and risk to make the big money, and 3-they have marketing training. I wouldn't dream of trying to sell this to ANYONE I know... they. just. don't. think. like. me. But Network Marketers DO! That's the theory anyways.

    I just need to find a good reliable lead source to start working through.

    Anyways, those are some thoughts that crop up after reading through all your comments.

    Thanks for the great discussion guys - even though most of you are not encouraging my plan of action. But I wonder if after you see what I'm saying, would you be more inclined to understand what I'm about to do? Or would you pretty much stay on the same line of thinking?

    Thanks again
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    • Profile picture of the author Steve B
      Originally Posted by cosmolito View Post

      I've made a lot of money with this company

      Cosmo,

      If your statement above is true . . . just carry on with what you've been doing in the past and ramp it up.

      From your questions it is apparent that you don't know or have any experience with the network marketing paid lead industry . . . so if I were you, I wouldn't put your money at risk with this expensive and often dubious strategy.

      Focus on what you've been doing to "make a lot of money with the company" and just do it better than ever before.

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      • Profile picture of the author cosmolito
        Originally Posted by Steve B View Post

        Cosmo,

        If your statement above is true . . . just carry on with what you've been doing in the past and ramp it up.

        From your questions it is apparent that you don't know or have any experience with the network marketing paid lead industry . . . so if I were you, I wouldn't put your money at risk with this expensive and often dubious strategy.

        Focus on what you've been doing to "make a lot of money with the company" and just do it better than ever before.

        Steve
        Hey Steve B,

        I hear you man and thanks for your ideas.

        The problem with that is I'm tired out from that old method of doing presentations in my own community.

        Yes I did make a lot of money but it didnt bring in any real business builders.

        I had a lot of end users but end users dont go out and sell it you know?

        Cheers
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  • Profile picture of the author nicheblogger75
    I've always been into traditional Affiliate Marketing. Targeted traffic => Lead magnet => Opt-in => Follow up with valuable content => Build a relationship => Go for the sale. Works awesome for me. I've been very successful with it.

    I've been pretty much doing that and almost nothing else for the last 8 years. If it works why change? Well, that's true, except that after a while things get boring, so I wanted to try something new. I decided to get into network marketing. I found a great biz opp and signed up.

    Well, here I am thinking that I know it all and so I go and approach it like it was Affiliate Marketing. Big mistake. I failed miserably. It was frustrating as all heck because I'm sitting there racking my brain wondering how exactly it could be that I could build a successful AM business and then fail so miserably at network marketing.

    The way I got past this was to seek out others who were successful at network marketing and approach them on Facebook and strike up a conversation. I was honest and came right out and asked them for some pointers. I was absolutely BLOWN AWAY when I saw how friendly and helpful these people were. Here were people who didn't know me from Adam and they were bending over backwards to help me. Of course, most of them also tried to recruit me into their biz opp but I had no problem with that at all. As a matter of fact, I ended up joining a few of them.

    That's when it hit me like a ton of bricks. NETWORK marketing. Forget about the marketing part and concentrate on the NETWORK part. Once I finally "got it" I started signing people up to my biz opp left and right. Many of them flaked out and quit, but the more I learned about network marketing biz opps, the more I learned that's quite normal so I stopped worrying about the ones who didn't seem to care and started concentrating on the others who were like me and wanted to learn and be successful.

    The point of my story is that after learning more about how network marketing works, I can honestly say that I would never try to buy and then cold call leads. I'll admit I'm a rookie when it comes to network marketing but one thing I've learned is that people are buying into you much more than they are the actual biz opp. For the most part, good network marketing biz opps are pretty similar. It's you that has to stand out if you want to successfully recruit others into your downline.

    I just don't see buying leads and cold calling being very effective. Like I said, I'm a rookie. There's a good possibility that I'm wrong about that. It's not something that I would do, though. Just my two cents for whatever it's worth
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    • Profile picture of the author cosmolito
      Originally Posted by nicheblogger75 View Post

      I've always been into traditional Affiliate Marketing. Targeted traffic => Lead magnet => Opt-in => Follow up with valuable content => Build a relationship => Go for the sale. Works awesome for me. I've been very successful with it.

      I've been pretty much doing that and almost nothing else for the last 8 years. If it works why change? Well, that's true, except that after a while things get boring, so I wanted to try something new. I decided to get into network marketing. I found a great biz opp and signed up.

      Well, here I am thinking that I know it all and so I go and approach it like it was Affiliate Marketing. Big mistake. I failed miserably. It was frustrating as all heck because I'm sitting there racking my brain wondering how exactly it could be that I could build a successful AM business and then fail so miserably at network marketing.

      The way I got past this was to seek out others who were successful at network marketing and approach them on Facebook and strike up a conversation. I was honest and came right out and asked them for some pointers. I was absolutely BLOWN AWAY when I saw how friendly and helpful these people were. Here were people who didn't know me from Adam and they were bending over backwards to help me. Of course, most of them also tried to recruit me into their biz opp but I had no problem with that at all. As a matter of fact, I ended up joining a few of them.

      That's when it hit me like a ton of bricks. NETWORK marketing. Forget about the marketing part and concentrate on the NETWORK part. Once I finally "got it" I started signing people up to my biz opp left and right. Many of them flaked out and quit, but the more I learned about network marketing biz opps, the more I learned that's quite normal so I stopped worrying about the ones who didn't seem to care and started concentrating on the others who were like me and wanted to learn and be successful.

      The point of my story is that after learning more about how network marketing works, I can honestly say that I would never try to buy and then cold call leads. I'll admit I'm a rookie when it comes to network marketing but one thing I've learned is that people are buying into you much more than they are the actual biz opp. For the most part, good network marketing biz opps are pretty similar. It's you that has to stand out if you want to successfully recruit others into your downline.

      I just don't see buying leads and cold calling being very effective. Like I said, I'm a rookie. There's a good possibility that I'm wrong about that. It's not something that I would do, though. Just my two cents for whatever it's worth
      Cheers for your 2-cents

      I do appreciate that perspective very much! I dig it. I'd like to learn more about what you know actually.

      But I think the reason why my oppy works over the phone, is because it is a business in a box. It actually gets away from the whole networky markety side of things. It's basically direct sales but with an MLM'y type of a compensation structure which is appealing because the efforts of your downline makes you money.

      It appeals to those who DON'T want to network. All they have to do or BE is a sales person.

      Which begs the question.... why go after network marketers then?

      The reason is, I'm not looking for those untrained, uneducated, unskilled network marketers who failed. I'm looking for those golden nuggets who HAVE the training, who HAVE the education, who HAVE the skill, who HAVE the dream!!

      They exist!

      I want to build a strong downline of hardcore sales men and women who like to sell - who want to sell - who live sales!

      I believe it will be 1-3 winners in a thousand HIGHLY TARGETED leads. But that is totally worth it with the kind of money this business makes.

      Anyways, just my 2 cents too
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  • Profile picture of the author Tsnyder
    The BS is starting to surface... lol

    Your hotline message says you have a source of unlimited leads
    that everyone who joins has access to. If that's true why are you
    looking for another source? If it's not true why are you involved?

    $4000 water machines? Really? I think you bought into a high
    dollar comp plan. Good luck with that.
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    • Profile picture of the author cosmolito
      Originally Posted by Tsnyder View Post

      The BS is starting to surface... lol

      Your hotline message says you have a source of unlimited leads
      that everyone who joins has access to. If that's true why are you
      looking for another source? If it's not true why are you involved?

      $4000 water machines? Really? I think you bought into a high
      dollar comp plan. Good luck with that.
      Hi Tsnyder,

      cool that you actually listened to the overview and we do have unlimited leads...

      My upline provides them and I am going to test them

      but I am also looking at other sources as you are seeing me discuss here in this forum.

      Just wanted to clear that up - no BS here.
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  • Profile picture of the author bojan92
    Ok the thing with MLM companies is that they dont work like other people say they do.
    I am not trying to be negative but i think there are some better ways to invest make money than MLM companies. Maybe there is some money in it but either you have to be really on the top or to waste a lot of money and hope they dont get out of businesses until you get your money back. And you should be lucky if you get some profit out of it. I worked and failed with MLM i hope you have better luck that i did. Everything i encountered from MLM's was fraud.
    Hope this helps.
    Cheers.
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    • Profile picture of the author cosmolito
      Originally Posted by bojan92 View Post

      Ok the thing with MLM companies is that they dont work like other people say they do.
      I am not trying to be negative but i think there are some better ways to invest make money than MLM companies. Maybe there is some money in it but either you have to be really on the top or to waste a lot of money and hope they dont get out of businesses until you get your money back. And you should be lucky if you get some profit out of it. I worked and failed with MLM i hope you have better luck that i did. Everything i encountered from MLM's was fraud.
      Hope this helps.
      Cheers.
      Bojan92,
      sorry you had such a crappy experience man!
      Actually, I'm ALMOST 100% inclined to agree with you.

      I've partnered with a 41 year old company that is tried and true so there is a lot more credibility there in terms of getting paid and reliability.

      In MLM everyone is always so pumped about a company being new and the latest and greatest but you know what savvy investors do with brand new companies? Steer clear.

      The company I got is a keeper. I'm just exploring my options in marketing the business.

      I am still looking for some insightful comments regarding my search for good MLM leads.

      So far, just about everyone here has said, don't bother. I am still not dissuaded from the plan. I just dont think you guys are seeing what I'm seeing and why should you.

      Anyway, thanks again
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      • Profile picture of the author 6aglobal
        Mlm lead store.com. a little pricy but good
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  • Profile picture of the author tyronne78
    If you're not good at following up with leads and closing them over the phone you could always pay a company to do it for you. I highly recommend a company called MyPhoneRoom.

    Here you go:

    myPhoneRoom Explained
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    • Profile picture of the author cosmolito
      Originally Posted by tyronne78 View Post

      If you're not good at following up with leads and closing them over the phone you could always pay a company to do it for you. I highly recommend a company called MyPhoneRoom.

      Here you go:

      myPhoneRoom Explained
      TYRONE, thanks for that!

      Tell me more about your experience with this company.
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      • Profile picture of the author myob
        I've always used oppseekers.com to provide leads to my new downline recruits on all levels, as part their initial training.

        Those who demonstrate a higher pulse are mentored by senior members of my team and upline.

        But ultimately, the best leads actually are self-generated through affinity-based association and establishing interconnected relationships.

        MLM is the most personal form of marketing, and because of its virtually unlimited leverage, it is also perhaps the most potentially lucrative marketing system ever devised.
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  • Profile picture of the author jackiedesign
    MLM's are now getting rushed day by day. This business is not a good idea to make money. This is one kind of cheating business. I not agree with this kind of business.
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    • Profile picture of the author Tsnyder
      Originally Posted by jackiedesign View Post

      MLM's are now getting rushed day by day. This business is not a good idea to make money. This is one kind of cheating business. I not agree with this kind of business.
      You simply don't know what you're talking about.
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      • Profile picture of the author 6aglobal
        Originally Posted by Tsnyder View Post

        You simply don't know what you're talking about.
        Amen I agree... Just a multi billion dollar industry, no big deal.. Research the industry and potential. The benefits are endless for those who commit..
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  • Profile picture of the author 64wegrow
    I just came across Lime Leads after searching through Google last night and am just about to pull the trigger on one of their packages. Will report back if I end up giving them a go.
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  • Profile picture of the author 64wegrow
    I just received a pm from someone asking me about these guys and if I gave them a go. Yes I did buy a package from them back in November, but forgot about this thread. Results? Not great unfortunately I would have probably done a brief write up of my experience, but the buzz for this program didn't seem to be so high so I didn't bother.
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  • Profile picture of the author MatthewNeer
    You need Grant Cardone bro! lol

    His shit is gold for closing cold calls! hah
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    • Profile picture of the author cosmolito
      Originally Posted by MatthewNeer View Post

      You need Grant Cardone bro! lol

      His shit is gold for closing cold calls! hah
      cool I'll check it out.

      Any particular product of his you recommend?

      It isn't like $300 to get an ebook is it?
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  • Profile picture of the author DURABLEOILCOM
    Originally Posted by cosmolito View Post

    Hi folks,

    I've decided to purchase some additional MLM leads (to the ones my uplines are providing) but I haven't any experience with doing so.

    I've looked up this site with top 10 lead sources The Top 10 MLM Leads Companies

    I've checked out the following sites and emailed them for more info:
    MLM Leads
    Elite MLM Leads

    I haven't gotten much info back but the bottom line is the leads are quite expensive for no guarantees.

    What do you guys think about the above websites and lead sources.

    And do you know of any other great lead sources that are fresh and convert very well!

    So thanks in advance guys and gals!

    Cosmo
    What MLM are you working with now? Which methods have you already used that worked?
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    • Profile picture of the author snewlun
      great discussion, I would have to say volume, trust and consistency will pay off.
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    • Profile picture of the author cosmolito
      Originally Posted by DURABLEOILCOM View Post

      What MLM are you working with now? Which methods have you already used that worked?
      I am with Enagic - we are selling a pretty high ticket item so commissions are very nice.

      Also, my downlines make me very good commission checks as well.

      I personally havent seen anything better to market so far!
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  • Profile picture of the author reachintan
    After conducting SEO analysis of both sites, none of them seems to look genuine enough because both have low Google PR and Alexa rankings... I personally recommend you to promote your products or services on Social Media because it is not only free but highly effective as well... I have tasted good success being on Social Media myself...
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    • Profile picture of the author cosmolito
      Originally Posted by reachintan View Post

      After conducting SEO analysis of both sites, none of them seems to look genuine enough because both have low Google PR and Alexa rankings... I personally recommend you to promote your products or services on Social Media because it is not only free but highly effective as well... I have tasted good success being on Social Media myself...
      what websites are you talking about?
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  • Profile picture of the author danieldesai
    Hey Cosmo, as Tsnyder pointed out (not sure what his actual name is lol) cold calling is perhaps the least duplicable skill you can develop.

    Can you get sign-ups with it? Sure. But don't expect your team to do the same.

    The most effective way to get MLM leads is to generate them yourself by marketing a free offer online so your prospects give their email address (and their number) in exchange for it.

    What kind of offer should you market? One that addresses a common problem mlm reps have, and offers a solution.
    Example: Free PDF Report Reveals How You Can Generate 4 to 7 Free Leads a Day for your MLM Biz using YouTube! Stop Struggling Now!

    You then follow up with them via email and call them, which is where you can mention your business and the system you're using to build it (which you can offer as a paid solution).

    If you need any more clarification on this, I suggest you read "Magnetic Sponsoring" by Mike Dillard. It's on Amazon.com and it's the single most eye-opening material I've read for MLM reps.

    Good luck to you, and I wish you the best of success with your MLM.

    Regards,
    Daniel M
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    • Profile picture of the author cosmolito
      Originally Posted by danieldesai View Post

      Hey Cosmo, as Tsnyder pointed out (not sure what his actual name is lol) cold calling is perhaps the least duplicable skill you can develop.

      Can you get sign-ups with it? Sure. But don't expect your team to do the same.

      The most effective way to get MLM leads is to generate them yourself by marketing a free offer online so your prospects give their email address (and their number) in exchange for it.

      What kind of offer should you market? One that addresses a common problem mlm reps have, and offers a solution.
      Example: Free PDF Report Reveals How You Can Generate 4 to 7 Free Leads a Day for your MLM Biz using YouTube! Stop Struggling Now!

      You then follow up with them via email and call them, which is where you can mention your business and the system you're using to build it (which you can offer as a paid solution).

      If you need any more clarification on this, I suggest you read "Magnetic Sponsoring" by Mike Dillard. It's on Amazon.com and it's the single most eye-opening material I've read for MLM reps.

      Good luck to you, and I wish you the best of success with your MLM.

      Regards,
      Daniel M
      Your advice is sound - and thanks for that
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