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[Jason DeMars Contribution Level: 1]

Perhaps its just me Michael. I always look at it that way. Specific numbers make me "feel" like the person is being honest and generic numbers give me the mental picture of some person pulling a number out of thin air for marketing purposes. So like I said, it could be just my thoughts on the matter.

Thanks.

[Malika Duke Contribution Level: 3]

You are right strawberry, posting your MLM IS a violation of CraigsList posting policy. How ever the lure of posting do to the popularity of the site is irresistible to most Network Marketers. I posted ads there before I every heard of MS back in Oct of last year with a head line that said: business developers and I personally had 389+ leads send me their full resumes! My ad said nothing of MLM but it was posted by me and others I shared it with so much it got blocked. Your ad has to be about the product/service to NOT be in violation.

[Ferny Ceballos Company: Numis Network Contribution Level: 4]

The worst Craigs List will do is take down your ad.

Or if you registered, ban your email.

Well, just use a new email. Experiment a little.

And I agree that don't mention your ad relates to MLM.

Don't worry about getting "slapped" by Craigslist.
It's like getting pulled over by a security guard --
what's he gonna do? Give you a ticket?

(BTW, This is no way is meant to denigrate the brave men
and women of our security rental services.)

Definitely take advantage of the automated tools. I use
to do Craigslist manually and it was a pain.

-Ferny

[Adam Holland Company: Global Resorts Network Contribution Level: 3]

mustarks wrote:

Great information everyone. Jason I think either way works great, regarding the earning figures. Since most people look at $19,545 as really $20K.

Michael

It's a proven stat that SPECIFIC numbers will get "deeper in to your readers minds".

I remember reading a story about a man that send out invitations to an 8:07am meeting.. Not 8, 8:15, or 8:30... 8:07... why? Because your subconscious is going to REMEMBER it better. When you say "I got 20 leads today" it's not as impactful as "I got 22 leads today." Always use "exact" numbers in your sales copy.. :o)

[Adam Holland Company: Global Resorts Network Contribution Level: 3]

Multiple postings on CL is MORE complicated than just your EMAIL!

1.) If you use the same IP address for a bunch of ads across the US, CL will know it.
2.) Same goes w/ email addresses.
3.) Same goes w/ CL accounts.
4.) If your ad is 60% or more the exact SAME as the others, it'll be "ghosted" (you can 'see it', but it won't be posted when visitors go to that category on CL)
5.) If you use the same links in all of the ads, expect to get ghosted.
6.) If you use the same image url's, they'll also be able to tell...

CL ads on a large scale is COMPLICATED and you should use software to automate it for you! But even before you get it automated, you need to make sure everything works MANUALLY.. CL ads is a learned skill, so BE PATIENT!

[Derrick Anders Contribution Level: 1]

this is so true you can't post MLM ads on Craigs List I have tried only to be removed from all lists

[Deborah A Contribution Level: 1]

Is the Craigslist training on line or phone? Thanks

[Tina Camper Contribution Level: 1]

Deborah,
The craigslist training is online. It is held every Wednesday night at 10 PM EST. Just go to www.edcgoldtraining.com.

Username - your name
Password - guest

Take care,
Tina

[Sheryl Anderson Contribution Level: 1]

I would like info on Craigs List.

Sheryl

[Andrew Murphy Contribution Level: 2]

Go buy the building on a budget program that Mike Dillard provides. You need it to be able to fully understand everything. it's only $49 bucks.