Why I Don’t Talk Much About Leaders Club And Network Marketing
February 2nd, 2008
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Bloggers who write about personal development topics often write a lot about network marketing. And although I’m involved with network marketing, I’m going to write very little, if any, about it. I figured that people might wonder why at some point, so I decided to answer this for the record.
1. I would consider giving away any network marketing “secrets” to be a personal betrayal to the people at Leaders Club. They put a lot of effort into making great training for paid members, and it wouldn’t be right for me to not only give it away to the general public, but make money from it through a monetized blog.
2. I’m not just a normal Leaders Club member; I’m bound by a non-compete, non-disclosure agreement as part of the Leaders Club Certified Marketing Consultant contract.
3. I already have a fairly aggressive sales pitch for Leaders Club under the My Business link in the sidebar, and I don’t really have anything else to say about it.
4. This blog is meant for a much wider audience than just people who are interested in network marketing.
5. For people who are interested in Leaders Club or network marketing, they can either subscribe to Leaders Club’s newsletter or join Leaders Club. It doesn’t make much sense for me to try to duplicate resources that do a better job than I could.
6. Leaders Club has a private forum, and after reading and writing posts as well as making phone calls and sending emails almost every day, I’m not exactly dying to talk more about network marketing. It’s more fun for me to write about other things.
So there you have it. I absolutely recommend Leaders Club for anyone looking for some kind of home-based business. And for any network marketing distributor looking to improve their results, Leaders Club is practically essential. I’m just not going to talk about it much. You know what they say, silence is golden.
