Tell Me Once Again How Much Of A Scam My Network Marketing Company Is.

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Yesterday I received email from two different people asking me which network marketing company I was affiliated with.  I responded.  And, each fired back that it was a scam.

I did not bother to respond.  One of them was associated with an online advertising type of program that claimed that they were able to get you on page one of Google.  He made it sound as though this would be done with the magical selection of just the right keywords to get you to the top when in reality this was going to be done by paying outrageous amounts to participate in THEIR pay-per-click program.  And, on top of that slapping on commissions to pay a network marketing chain of command.

The other emailer referred me to a YouTube video proving that my company was a scam.  Ironically I formerly belonged to the same network marketing company that the YouTube video maker belonged to.  And, they actually encouraged you to make these type of videos with the word “scam” being used in the title as well as in the keyword list as they claim negativity attracts article readers or video viewers.

Sad.  Very sad.

If you are unable to stand behind your own network marketing company without tearing down another network marketing company, I can assure you that you are not going to be a network marketer for long.

Other network marketers will not be brow beaten into submission that your business opportunity is better than the one they are involved in.  Quite the contrary.  They will be repulsed by your blatant cross recruiting efforts as I was with yesterday’s messages.

The best way to get me (or any other network marketer) into your business is to let me see your leadership qualities.  Let me see your brand – the YOU factor – splattered all over the internet.  When I do a Google search of my nickname Andy Acci, it returns 365,000 hits.  This did not happen overnight.  It took me a long time to write gads of online articles, post to blogs, create and schedule Twitter Tweets, etc.  (FYI: when I Googled one of these emailers it returned several dozen hits.  A suggestion: build your own online brand before attacking mine.)

P.S. If Mary McLaughlin was in network marketing today, I would be willing to guarantee that she would have a massive group.  When we were at East Hartford High School a number of years ago (don’t even think about asking me how many years ago), a bunch of us gathered for some activity after school.  One member of our group was not there…matter of fact, she rarely joined us.  So we all started to gripe about it and Mary said that it was wrong to talk about this person behind her back.  She then walked out.  I remember few details of my high school days, fewer names cross my mind.  But Mary McLaughlin was  and, I assume still is, a true leader not having to advance herself by stepping on someone else.  And if she became involved in network marketing, I am quite sure she would not bad mouth anyone’s business by branding it as a scam in an attempt to enhance hers. 

Andy Acciaioli

Twitter: AndyAcci

401/484-5526

Andy has been a network marketer for 15+ years.  Of late, he has focused on mentoring other network marketers over the internet.  For more of Andy’s network marketing articles and to find out how he can

assist you in building your business, visit: http://www.AndyAcci.com