The Lover, The Tease, and The Up-Lifter...‏

Home | Forums | Support | The ABN Vault | Join The ABN


-- Monday, February 14, 2011 --

*“Spread the Love”


*“Best MLM Marketing Tips - Make Money with Old-School AND New-School”

*"No More Show and Tell!"

Hey darren...

Today is a day where people are squarely divided in two camps: the “love being in love” brigade, and the “cupid is stupid” clan.

Whether you’re up to your eyeballs in roses or reeling in heartache, know that there are other people out there that love your professional potential – which is why they share the secrets of success in the form of these gems…



Eric Worre...

“Spread the Love”


Prospecting doesn’t have to be a dirty word, or even a synonym for bothersome, intrusive, or annoying. It should simply be a way to “spread the love,” and I simply couldn’t resist a title that like today.

“When you do this right, really connect with a human being… you will make them feel better about themselves. They’re going to feel respected,” Eric shares, in this video about how to approach someone the right way.

His big tip: focus on complimenting the person.

“It is a stone cold fact…that we have a better way,” Eric concludes. To watch this, err, umm, lovely video, click here.


Jerry Chen...

“Best MLM Marketing Tips - Make Money with Old-School AND New-School”





One should never think of themselves as too cool for school. At least Jerry Chen doesn’t think so.

Jerry begins with teasing us, letting us know he’s been flying under the radar lately – but that’s only because he and his partner have been building a training support and platform for the networking industry.

Then he shares what old and new-school marketing techniques have in common: they’re meant to drive traffic.

And any way you slice it or dice it, follow these three steps: talk, send and enroll. More specifically, talk to people, send them to your message and enroll them in your network.

For more on this video and article, click here.



Jacqueline Gates...

"No More Show and Tell!"


Many advertisements begin with a person telling you how well they’re doing, and how they made a gazillion dollars from their parents’ basement.

In this video, Jackie (aka “The Goddess”), tells you how all those ads really made her feel.

“They did two things: inspired me and made me feel intimidated,” she shares. But ultimately, she concluded, “that kind of hype scared me, intimidated me, more than inspired me.”

Jackie’s shares why you should not and cannot use other people’s stats as a benchmark for yourself. To do that effectively, she recommends going back to your journal, blog or videos from a year ago to see how much you’ve grown.

“Remember this,” she says. “There is nobody better than you. There’s nobody smarter than you. They just have more experience. Sometimes they started a littler earlier than you. Sometimes they have better tools.”

“If you start off defeated – even if just a little bit by what you’re seen other people achieve – you’ve already shot yourself in the foot. Other people’s stats don’t matter, you race only against yourself.”

For instant inspiration that will leave you loving yourself a little more, click here...






It’s THE “Who’s Who” Of The
Netw ork Marketing World!

The Training "Vault" of the Association of Better Networkers (ABN) is a veritable "who's who" of the top leaders in our industry.

Mark Wieser, Diane Hochman, Ty Tribble, Jim Yaghi, Tim Erway, Mike Dillard, Tom Challan, Katie Freiling, Mike Klingler, Aaron and Sophia Rashkin, and Todd Falcone are just some of the names of members who have contributed training to the ABN Training Vault.

To learn more and take your place next to the most success leaders in the entire industry, click here.


So those are my three favorite picks for Valentine’s Day.

I might have labeled them the lover, the tease and the up-lifter, but really, they all offer great tips on how to be a better person and professional.

If you agree, please vote.

If there’s something else you like better, vote for that and help bring it to everyone’s attention.


XOXO,

Jason The "Better Networker"