My phone is ringing off the hook and my inbox is plugged with IDENTICAL emails promoting WebProsperity.
It's as if the principles of network marketing have been suspended.
Wild horses could not drag me into signing up with WebProsperity--not until the vultures back off, at any rate.
Folks, please listen here. If you're even contemplating WebProsperity, NEVER pitch anyone on a network marketing opportunity without first establishing a relationship. After all these years, it's still a SECRET, apparently. People buy from people they TRUST.
Ask yourself this: would you buy from someone who chooses not to compose their own emails, assuming you knew about it? How worthy is that person of your money?
You've surely heard them all: MLM is a scam, a scheme, illegal. Be a part of restoring professionalism to your industry.
All this said, my impression is that WebProsperity has some good products and probably even has a decent compensation plan. But until the marketing cleans up and airs out for a while, my suggestion is to maintain your reputation and stay clear.
Unless, of course you're JUST looking at this from a customers' perspective. If that's the case, by all means, dive in! Just make sure the person you join knows how to write their own emails...
It's as if the principles of network marketing have been suspended.
Wild horses could not drag me into signing up with WebProsperity--not until the vultures back off, at any rate.
Folks, please listen here. If you're even contemplating WebProsperity, NEVER pitch anyone on a network marketing opportunity without first establishing a relationship. After all these years, it's still a SECRET, apparently. People buy from people they TRUST.
Ask yourself this: would you buy from someone who chooses not to compose their own emails, assuming you knew about it? How worthy is that person of your money?
You've surely heard them all: MLM is a scam, a scheme, illegal. Be a part of restoring professionalism to your industry.
All this said, my impression is that WebProsperity has some good products and probably even has a decent compensation plan. But until the marketing cleans up and airs out for a while, my suggestion is to maintain your reputation and stay clear.
Unless, of course you're JUST looking at this from a customers' perspective. If that's the case, by all means, dive in! Just make sure the person you join knows how to write their own emails...
About the Author:
Author Jenn Lawlor is an industry recognized expert online marketer. Lawlor divides most of her working time between building her LifePath Unlimited business and coaching. Lawlor offers free online marketing classes as a sought-after coach to her many students worldwide. Lawlor lives in a small town in coastal Alaska. And yes, she writes her own emails.
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