Tuesday, September 14, 2010

3 Keys to Building a Successful Network Marketing Team



If you have a Network Marketing or Multi Level Marketing Business, you are a leader and you have a team.  But while most Network Marketers are most concerned with sales, my primary objectives are to build a successful team.


Here's 3 keys you can use to help build YOUR successful network marketing team:


#1  Your Team Must be a Priority!    The reason why they call it "teamwork" is because building a team requires "work".  I've become successful in network marketing for two reasons:  I chose what I think is the best business around to promote (Powerline 100), and I make it a priority to train and encourage my team on a regular basis.  Do not rope in a new team member and then leave him/her by the wayside.  Set them up for success.  Take time every day (even it it takes you away from making sales) to invest in your team members.  Email them a PERSONAL message.  Be willing to help them with any questions they may be having.  Call them on the phone just to see how they're doing.  Ask them about their life and family and truly care about what they say.  If building a team is not a priority for you, you are not a good team leader.


#2  You Dictate Your Team Environment!  You have the power do dictate if your team succeeds or fails.  Frequently remind them of WHY they want to earn an income from home.  Prepare them for pitfalls they may experience in the network marketing world.  Be confident in how you present yourself to your team, but also be willing to ask team members questions and listen to their advice.  A good leader is a good listener.  Here's something to remember when creating a good team environment:
Encourage--Build them up!
Empower--Train and prepare them to succeed.
Energize--Motivate them to push their own limits.


#3  It's Not About You!  Believe it or not, it's not about you.  A good team leader always puts their team's needs before their own.  By doing this, they are showing their team sacrifice, care, and trustworthiness.  Look at it this way...if your team leader is only concerned with his own well being, is that someone you want to trust and follow?  NO!  Be concerned about the success of your team FIRST and you'll be a success.

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