Make more with less or make less with more in your MLM? You choose.

Just last week I was sitting at the feet of one of my

mentors and learning principles of success. During the

discution he pointed out something completely obvious

but not well known.

If you grasp this concept in can make a major impact in

the way you run your business and how profitable you

become.

The concept of network marketing means that you bring

your influence over others to the table and your company

brings a product and a compensation plan to the table.

When you are building your network would you rather make

more money with fewer people or less money with a lot of

people. Well for anybody who has ever built an

organization the obvious answer is 'make more with less

people'.

Here is the example he used... Tim has a friend that

owns a very successful website that is geared toward

photography. His friend makes a full time income with

this website with only 3 partners. Here is the kicker,

he gets over 30,000 visitors a month to his website.

Now, because he is bringing his influence over a lot of

people to the table he is able to share revenue with

only 3 partners and make a full time income.

Now the reverse of that is... because of the way our

system is setup, we have access to thousands of partners

and are able to generate a full time income with a

smaller number of people. I.E. more dollars and revenue

generated per person.

So, keep this in mind as you are building your business.

Would you rather have a network of 1,000 distributors

and share in the revenue of one product or have 100

distributors and share in the revenue of over 1,000,000

items, goods and services.

In other words would you rather share in the revenue of

1,000 people who spend $50 a month or 100 people who

spend $500-$1000 per month living life?

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Nathan Vari is commited to teaching and training others the best tips, tactics, and mindset to become successful in the direct sales and network marketing industries. Learn more about him and get fresh tips at www.BuildMLMWealth.com

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