Forum Search

What It Really Takes To Earn In MLM

This topic is locked.
posted June 26, 2012 10:47AM
iammarlo
iammarlo
stars
Veteran Sulitizen
338 posts
  • Registered: Jul 6, 2007
  • Last Access From: Philippines

 

Reading several posts in this forum made me decide to make this post.


This post is for people who really want to succeed in MLM.
This will serve to:

-- Expose several things that hinder a persons' success
-- Expose what you really should be doing to make this business work
-- Destroy some of the common misunderstandings about this business

 

Am I qualified to make this post? I believe I am, because:

1. I have been one of the top earners in our MLM company, my peak
was 7th among 30,000 distributors (then, we are way more now)

2. I have earned in all my previous companies (except the direct
selling business I joined that I never really took seriously)

3. I saw firsthand what it took to earn, when I was the 472,312th member
of my first MLM company that I joined and worked (2nd if you consider
the first direct selling company but not worked)...

... and even though most people were saying its saturated and all that
crap, I still managed to get over 800,000 pesos in commissions in just 10 months

4. I just broke out of semi-retirement, I was semi-retired for almost 2 years
where I went once or twice a week just to get commissions and to motivate downlines.
(I'm back building with renewed vigor, I'm targetting to be number 1 from my current
position at number 14 in my company)

5. I went through all the major companies when I was starting and

  a. Listened to the MAM's (meeting after the meeting) of earning people
  b. Attended their trainings

Even though I wasn't in that company, I believed I just had to see every
major company and what made them successful.

(If I can still remember the companies I walked in and trained in, they were:
DXN, FLP, Igen Portal, Herbalife, Legacy For Life, Vision Unlimited, Vision For Life,
most of you don't know most of these companies because most closed, but
were the most popular and had the most signups at that time)

6. I still continue my education, business, marketing, online marketing, and
especially MLM from both free and paid trainings by top networkers all around
the globe.

 

...So on with the meat of this post...


To be successful, there are three major things that you really need, all the
other things have little to no use.

But before I share these things, I'd like to make it crystal clear to you the
things that should not be your concern if you want to make real money in
MLM.

These are important to know because alot of these STOP most networkers
from getting their goals. And they are as follows:

1. Believing that the top makes the most money
2. Believing that your market will be saturated
3. Believing you have too many competition

These beliefs have a little truth to them, yes, but let me share with you
why I don't believe in these statements:

My downline in my first company quit after her 1st month and joined a
"lolo" company. It's one of the oldest MLM companies out there.

Recently at the wake of a relative of his husband (she was actually
the girlfriend [now wife] of my lower batch in DLSU), my friend whom
I didn't see personally for a long long time told me that his wife actually
became one of the top earners in that company, winning almost
every major contest and incentive that that company had.

Did she join when the company started? No.

Is that company saturated? No, but of course there are thousands of
existing distributors.

Now, I wasn't able to talk to her personally because me and my friend
talked for a long time, catching up, and she was busy entertaining
their guests at the wake, but I assure you, she did exactly what I
will be talking about here.

Now some of you may be wondering, how was that possible?


Isn't it true that the more distributors there are, the more competition
there will be?


Yes, and no. There will be a lot of people that might be offering
your MLM company, but, get this...

... and let it really sink it....

=====> Each distributor is NOT equal. <======

A quick question, if a top earner, and together with several other top
earners joined a, say 3 or 5 year old company, do you really believe
that they will find it hard to make money????

You wouldn't bet your life on it.

Add this, I do seriously believe that they have a slight chance of
overtaking the existing top earners of that company.

A not too recent example, if I may, was when Mark Dapiton joined UNO.
(I'm not endorsing UNO by the way, an ok company, but not my thing)
He came in with majority of his leaders and became number 1 in that
company (only recently did Pat Jugueto stole that #1 spot back again)

 

...So what does it take to earn?

Do you have to be a top earner? Maybe but not really required.

But you have to continually increase these 3 things:

1. Your belief (and your mindset)
2. Your knowledge
3. Your actions

Again... every distributor is not created equal.

Time and time again I get these comments from people I talk to:

"Ay naofferan na'ko niyan"
"Ay nagtetake na'ko niyan"
"Networking? Marami nang nag-alok pero hindi naman ako sumali."

Guess what? I sign up a number of these people.

Is there competition? Yes

Am I worried? No...

Because I know that majority of people join are, to put it
very bluntly, weak.

A person doesn't join because of the company or the products
(well, some do, and it's important to have a good company and
products)... But majority of people join because of ...

YOU.

At the back of their minds, they say, "Why will I join YOU? What
value do you bring at the table?"

In business, the only real way to become successful is to become
a leader, or as Mike Dillard puts it, an alpha.

People who want to succeed follow leaders.

And leaders themselves follow leaders.

Sabi nga, "Wala kang makikitang agilang nakikilipad sa mga pipit."

May nakausap akong naging top earner sa isang company,
(I know he was earning 300k/week back in the day), sabi niya,
"Wala naman akong pakialam kung kanino ako maunder, kahit
mauna, o mahuli, basta ako magtatrabaho ako pag nagustuhan
ko ang company."

Bihira ang katulad niya, because he knows he can do it alone.

Most leaders know they can do it alone when they start, but still
they know the difference of a good and a bad upline.

So again...

Increase your belief, knowledge and action.

To increase belief, read or watch success books or talks.

Maraming free sa Youtube.

Mura lang mga success books, dahil honestly, most people don't
read them (most people don't want to be successful bad enough)

Free magbasa sa Powerbooks, kung malapit ka diyan, o kaya,
tulad ng ginawa ko nung nagsisimula palang ako, nakikibasa-basa
ako sa national tuwing walang tumitingin. Pag hindi naninita, basta
basa.

Spend 30 minutes per day to increase your belief.

Attend the company events... Ito ang malaking belief builder.

Knowledge - read on books about networking, prospecting,
sales and marketing, meron din sa youtube.

Attend the trainings and be adamant about it.

Hindi pwedeng "Alam mo lang". Dapat "kabisado mo kahit
tulog".

At kailangang nag-aattend ka lagi ng mga trainings dahil
gagayahin ka ng mga downline mo.

And action, offer ng offer.

Huwag mong offeran ang ayaw, huwag pilitin kumuha ka lang
ng referral.

 

Hope this helps.

Locked | Report Report
posted June 26, 2012 11:45AM
jemgreenlife220
jemgreenlife220
stars
Elite Sulitizen
403 posts
  • Registered: Nov 5, 2011
  • Last Access From: Philippines

ang dami ko na natutunan talaga from being clueless about 2 years ago... ive observed alot of the tactics that some people used like

tulungan tayo dito,walang iwanan...tututukan ka namin<<< sounds scary actually

when what they meant was...gagawin ka namin parang kami na magaling mang uto ng tao

kaya mo naman talaga mag isa as long as you have the right attitude and patience

kakaiba talaga ang mindset ng mga networker

 

saka you have to look beyond what everyone else says whether they were right or wrong...because some just get their information from "chismis"

gaya nga ng sinabi mo reklamo ng mga tao only the one on top earns big.... when if you look closely the place where you work is no different

puro recruit recruit lang daw.... ehh ni recruit ka rin naman ng company mo para magtrabaho

traditional business daw better than networking? panong better? its just the same....difference lang in traditional business its your product and interests....pero still mag re-recruit ka parin ng workers mo...and that is if you are up to the responsibility!

 

Locked | Report Report
posted June 26, 2012 11:56AM
iammarlo
iammarlo
stars
Veteran Sulitizen
338 posts
  • Registered: Jul 6, 2007
  • Last Access From: Philippines

Thank you sa reply.

If traditional businessman ang kausap ko, hindi ko naman derechahang
sinasabi na mas maganda ang MLM.

But backdoor... ganito yun:

I ask their for their pain: puro trabaho, walang oras para sa sarili
at sa family, which in the first place eh yun naman kadalasang reason
kaya nag-business, but for how long?

Sa MLM ganun din, tatrabahuin mo rin, pero may time na makakarelax ka.

Sa traditional, kung gusto mong magrelax either:

1. Malaking malki na ang business mo

2. O maliit ang business mo.

Getting from small to medium to large is a long long long long time.

MLM 2-3 years of serious work.

Locked | Report Report
posted June 26, 2012 12:04PM
housewares
housewares
stars
Elite Sulitizen
686 posts
  • Registered: Jan 21, 2008
  • Last Access From: Philippines
jemgreenlife220 posted on June 26, 2012 11:45AM

puro recruit recruit lang daw.... ehh ni recruit ka rin naman ng company mo para magtrabaho

traditional business daw better than networking? panong better? its just the same....difference lang in traditional business its your product and interests....pero still mag re-recruit ka parin ng workers mo...and that is if you are up to the responsibility!

 


The difference between mlm recruitment and traditional company recruitment -

sa MLM recruitment - pag minalas ka - hindi ka kikita kahit piso. at hindi ka pwedeng mag reklamo. But being fair, pag nag succeed ka naman paldo paldo ka, PERO ilan ba ang ratio ng successful at di successful sa MLM? 100,000:1??

sa traditional recruitment - may kita ka buwan buwan, pag di nila ibinigay - pwede kang mag punta sa DOLE.

And yes, traditional business is way better than networking. It is where the MOVERS and SHAKERS of the business world are coming from. Gates, Slim-Helu, Dell, Buffet, Jobs+, etc etc. check till top 50, even top 100 - lets make it top 200 - i doubt kung may makita ka dyan na networker. all of those rich people came from TRADITIONAL BUSINESS. No networkers.

Locked | Report Report
posted June 26, 2012 12:24PM
jemgreenlife220
jemgreenlife220
stars
Elite Sulitizen
403 posts
  • Registered: Nov 5, 2011
  • Last Access From: Philippines
housewares posted on June 26, 2012 12:04PM
jemgreenlife220 posted on June 26, 2012 11:45AM

puro recruit recruit lang daw.... ehh ni recruit ka rin naman ng company mo para magtrabaho

traditional business daw better than networking? panong better? its just the same....difference lang in traditional business its your product and interests....pero still mag re-recruit ka parin ng workers mo...and that is if you are up to the responsibility!

 


The difference between mlm recruitment and traditional company recruitment -

sa MLM recruitment - pag minalas ka - hindi ka kikita kahit piso. at hindi ka pwedeng mag reklamo. But being fair, pag nag succeed ka naman paldo paldo ka, PERO ilan ba ang ratio ng successful at di successful sa MLM? 100,000:1??

sa traditional recruitment - may kita ka buwan buwan, pag di nila ibinigay - pwede kang mag punta sa DOLE.

And yes, traditional business is way better than networking. It is where the MOVERS and SHAKERS of the business world are coming from. Gates, Slim-Helu, Dell, Buffet, Jobs+, etc etc. check till top 50, even top 100 - lets make it top 200 - i doubt kung may makita ka dyan na networker. all of those rich people came from TRADITIONAL BUSINESS. No networkers.


easy money yes.... kahit mag petiks ka sa trabaho basta pumasok ka lang after 15 days meron ka...kahit tambak na ang negative reports against you at the end of the day meron ka.....yes tataas ang sahod mo pag na promote ka...ehh para namang ang dali dali mapromote...

sa network marketing may pagkakataon ka malampasan ang earnings ng nasa taas...there is equal opportunity...yun nga lang andun yung challenge to learn how to train and sponsor downlines,but you can give yourself the promotion anytime you want.....i get what youre saying...but yes gusto ko talaga pahirapan sarili ko..peace!  

Locked | Report Report
posted June 26, 2012 12:35PM
JaquilynG
JaquilynG
stars
Sulitizen-to-be
16 posts
  • Registered: Feb 11, 2009
  • Last Access From: Philippines

 

Smile http://networkmarketingvt.com/join.php?id=jackie1976

  • This is the real home-based business;
  • No meet-ups required; Tamang tama sa mga tamad lumabas pero laging naka online
  • No selling required! Tamang tama sa mga mahiyain or di madaldal or di maboka.




Locked | Report Report
posted June 26, 2012 12:50PM
iammarlo
iammarlo
stars
Veteran Sulitizen
338 posts
  • Registered: Jul 6, 2007
  • Last Access From: Philippines

@Housewares & Jemgreenlife

Off to topic tayo mga bro...

Training yung first post. ^^

Pero just to answer, do you really think most people will become a Helu Slim,
or a Bill Gates or a Warren Buffett?

Sa MLM hindi naman 100,000:1, nasa 1-3% ang kumikita ng husto.

 

@Jack

Hindi na effective yung ganyang klaseng hype ngayon.

MLM is about relationships, home meetings and face to face training build
MLM businesses, not a website.

Check out the trainings of top earners in online network marketing.

Recommended:

-- David Wood (kung mahilig kang matuwa, fun, fun, fun and earn, he's a master closer)
-- Mike Dillard (the top online network marketer himself, one of the best phone skills you'll ever get)
-- Ray Higdon (one of the most consistent online and offline network marketer out there)
-- and more... Diane Hochman, Tim Erway, Todd Falcone... yung iba magagaling din pero hindi pa ako
nakaka avail ng mga trainings nila.


View message logs
Locked | Report Report
posted June 26, 2012 12:54PM
marylessette
marylessette
stars
Sulitizen-to-be
21 posts
  • Registered: Jan 27, 2008
  • Last Access From: Philippines

LEVERAGING -  ito ang isang difference ng networking sa traditional business... Sa networking, you earn from/with your organization - TULUNGAN. Sa traditional, you are on your own. 

Mayroon kaming traditional business, katakot takot na marketing ang kailangan, walang tigil na pakulo, pabagsakan ng presyo lalo na kung matumal... Its a RESORT kaya imaginin mo kung ganito na tag-ulan hehe...

Sa networking, the same effort ang gagawin mo tulad sa traditional - you work hard, magflyering ka, mag advertise ka, mag-recruit ka and at the end of the day it pays off. Ang kita, depende sa trabaho mo... Sa traditional, minsan kahit ginawa mo na lahat parang kulang pa rin.

Dito pumapasok yung kasabihan na "mas mabuting kumita ng maliit sa trabaho ng isang daang tao kaysa kumita ng malaki sa sarili ko lamang". 

Locked | Report Report
posted July 3, 2012 04:49AM
GomerMagtibay
GomerMagtibay
stars
Majestic Sulitizen
9987 posts
  • Registered: Aug 17, 2010
  • Last Access From: Philippines
iammarlo posted on June 26, 2012 12:50PM

@Housewares & Jemgreenlife

Off to topic tayo mga bro...

Training yung first post. ^^

Pero just to answer, do you really think most people will become a Helu Slim,
or a Bill Gates or a Warren Buffett?

Sa MLM hindi naman 100,000:1, nasa 1-3% ang kumikita ng husto.

 

@Jack

Hindi na effective yung ganyang klaseng hype ngayon.

MLM is about relationships, home meetings and face to face training build
MLM businesses, not a website.

Check out the trainings of top earners in online network marketing.

Recommended:

-- David Wood (kung mahilig kang matuwa, fun, fun, fun and earn, he's a master closer)
-- Mike Dillard (the top online network marketer himself, one of the best phone skills you'll ever get)
-- Ray Higdon (one of the most consistent online and offline network marketer out there)
-- and more... Diane Hochman, Tim Erway, Todd Falcone... yung iba magagaling din pero hindi pa ako
nakaka avail ng mga trainings nila.


Dagdag natin pareng Marlo, BetterNetworker.com. Maraming magagandang trainings sya makukuha dun. It will even teach her not to spam forums like this. :)

Locked | Report Report
posted July 3, 2012 05:10AM
zynder
zynder
stars
Veteran Sulitizen
286 posts
  • Registered: Oct 19, 2009
  • Last Access From: Philippines
Maganda talaga sa networking yung leverage. Tapos kung talagang seseryosohin mo mga 2-3 years sure ang result mo niyan wag ka lang mag quit.

Tiyaga lang talaga at sipag. Kung sa tingin mo masipag ka na. Well yung top earner 10x ang sipag nun sayo. Kung sa tingin mo enough na ang 1 person per day na makausap mo about sa negosyo mo, well yung top earner malamang 10 na tao araw araw kinakausap.
Locked | Report Report
posted July 7, 2012 08:23PM
huaqiangboi
huaqiangboi
stars
Ultimate Sulitizen
2546 posts
  • Registered: Jul 17, 2008
housewares posted on June 26, 2012 12:04PM
 


The difference between mlm recruitment and traditional company recruitment -

sa MLM recruitment - pag minalas ka - hindi ka kikita kahit piso. at hindi ka pwedeng mag reklamo. But being fair, pag nag succeed ka naman paldo paldo ka, PERO ilan ba ang ratio ng successful at di successful sa MLM? 100,000:1??

sa traditional recruitment - may kita ka buwan buwan, pag di nila ibinigay - pwede kang mag punta sa DOLE.

And yes, traditional business is way better than networking. It is where the MOVERS and SHAKERS of the business world are coming from. Gates, Slim-Helu, Dell, Buffet, Jobs+, etc etc. check till top 50, even top 100 - lets make it top 200 - i doubt kung may makita ka dyan na networker. all of those rich people came from TRADITIONAL BUSINESS. No networkers.


sang-ayon ako na ilan lang talaga ang kumita at sya pang paboritong i-name drop ng mga MLMers. Sabi si Trump nagtayo ng networking company, pero ang argument naman doon sa top 200 meron bang yumaman dahil sa MLM, wala. But then the majority can co-exist with the networkers kasi kahit paano nakakatulong sila para madagdagan ang volume ng manufacturing yon nga lang after ma-relabel at ma market nila mataas na talaga ang presyo.

Locked | Report Report
Need support? Need help? Back to top ▲