I Can't Believe I'm Selling Money

Yep, the headline is true. It's the only currency exchange I've taken part in that I made money on. lol

With the buzz growing daily not many people haven't at least heard of Numis Network by now. I myself, had once proclaimed that I would never take part in MLM, and of course, now I'm eating my words. 

I have always been in direct sales, high ticket marketing obsessed with the GPT (get paid today) model. Then recently I started thinking. All the instant cash from direct sales is great, but what happens when I stop. Income dramatically stops with me. So though I have no intention of giving up direct sales, I found the perfect residual solution for me in Numis Network.

Garage Sale Companies?...

This company is awesome. I have always made jokes that the MLM autoship plan was developed because, for most companies I've seen, it's the only way the products will sell. All these garage sale companies come up with some "Hot New Product", get a patent on some berry growing on a glacier in Antarctica, and price it like it's a gold bar.

It works great for a while. The company builds an impressive army of distributors stock piling autoships, (or giving it away) and the money is rolling. Then the patent runs out, or someone finds a new way to extract grape juice, and boom. Your local grocery store is selling your same product from a fraction of the cost, and the new Super Cool version of grape juice is the hot new MLM. Just Sayin

Don't Rock The Boat...

I know many of you make a comfortable living in MLM, and I'm not trying to rock your boat or belittle you in any way. I just can't see the broad future in these types of business models. I mean, you are in this to build a residual income right? So why join a company promoting a product that is destined to be sold in Wal Mart?

I can not count how many times I've heard someone say that it's not the product, it's the marketing that makes you successful. I see it. I know that a great marketing campaign can convince gardeners to buy weeds (and probably put you on autoship). It's all about building a prospective view in your prospects mind. With enough influence you could convince someone that kudzu would really make that hill "pop" beside their house.

Here's my thinking. Why not promote a product that everyone already wants? Wouldn't that make life easier?

Friendly Aurgument...

I was recently in a friendly argument with a buddy of mine about this very subject. He's in an MLM promoting a juice product, and completely disagree's with my long term issues with his company. Let me just say, that these are my opinions, and I am fully aware that some of you will also disagree. But anyway, I took him to our local mall to make my point. This was more out of humor than argument.

We stood outside the main entrance for about 45 minutes before security made us leave. lol

He was the simple test...

We asked each person just one question. His question was, "What would you be willing to do to take home this blah blah blah juice product, that can do whatever it is that it does for your health and pain something or other blah blah blah." I don't think that's verbatum, but I can't remember the exact sales pitch.

My question: What would you be willing to do to take home this Gold Coin?

We each took turns asking people as they went by. About 35 people each before security asked what the heck we were doing bothering there customers. lol

Brian's luck wasn't very good...

Some people were even quite rude. He actually got cussed out by a woman that looked to be in her 80's.

His results... Only 3 people actually showed interest and asked about the product.

My luck was a little better (until people realized I was just surveying and not planning to give away the coin) After my first five people Brian decided I had an unfair advantage and had to use the companies autoship product, so I switched to a Silver Eagle packaged in the protective case it came in.

My luck didn't change...

People wanted to know more about it, and what they had to do to get it. I couldn't actually sell anyone on anything because of soliciting laws, but if I could have right there, I probably could have pulled in several team members. 7 people ignored me and kept walking, and every other person I asked wanted to know more. Some even answered my question very creatively. lol

So here's my point...

My autoship is about $15 less per month than my friend. My product is desirable before the marketing campaign. My products can be stored away and left as an inheritance for my boys.

Numis Network is an unbelievable company. I was sold from the moment I checked them out. I should say too, one of the biggest selling points for me was the marketing resources. They set up the backoffice so that even if your a complete beginner you can get started immediately. Complete with a full sales funnel and pre-loaded autoresponder written by some of the top copywriters in the world. As great as the products are, I still need that peace of mind in knowing that my team has everything they need to be successful.

If I've peaked your interest (and I know I have),

click here to check Numis out for yourself.

Thanks for your time,

Chris Owen