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[Rahsheen Porter Contribution Level: 1]

Has anyone considered the fact that MS has been out for a little while now and most marketers are familiar with it's ads/capture pages?

I say this in relation to traffic exchanges, for instance. Potential contacts may just be bypassing the information because there are a lot of "copycats" out there and they have seen the MS ads already.

What do you guys think?

[Justin Christianson Contribution Level: 2]

The way I look at it is that Magnetic has only gotten stronger over time. And there are how many billions of people in the world, and how many new people start a home business each week?

If you think about it in those terms it can only maintain or get stronger.

I am not a big fan personally of traffic exchanges due to the fact that it is difficult to get targeted traffic. But if you are find good luck with them, then keep using them. Just speaking from personal experience.

Just my 2 Cents.

Justin

[Rahsheen Porter Contribution Level: 1]

Nope, haven't actually seen much love from the TE's. I actually plan to stop using them because the time you have to put in is just not worth it. They absolutely suck unless all you want is hits to your domain.

I guess this was just my last straw with them.

[Charlie Howe Contribution Level: 1]

Microrahsheen,

I have found that if you get a little creative on the headings, I tend to get a few more hits.

I have also found recently that shorter ads are producing more than the longer ads. Don't ask me why, but some of the body of my ads are less than 10 words. I guess it causes curiosity in the reader, and they click on my links.

Most traffic exchanges really suck. I had a friend about 100,000 hits, and that's all he got was 100,000 hits. Not one sign up on MS.

Charlie

[Rahsheen Porter Contribution Level: 1]

That is exactly the type of stats I've been seeing. Too much work for too little return.

I like to fancy myself as a pretty decent headline writer, so I think short ads would suite me well, just need to find the best places to stick those. Adwords is cool, but I would definitely like to branch out a little farther than that.

[Arlenie of TheMoneyViews @yahoo Contribution Level: 1]

When I first heard about Magnetic Sponsoring I never even considered joining, I just kept looking around, I am not one to pay for anything, there are just too many of these systems out there promising how much money you can make selling for them.

Finally after seeing it was here for the long haul I signed up and got started. I come across a lot of people hitting on Networkers to purchase and market their products.

We are all like a target market for people selling money making systems or systems that will support your business. I find it best to just expose the business for what you have gotten out of it rather then trying to sell.

Try it and see if it works for you.

[Rahsheen Porter Contribution Level: 1]

Yeah, my main focus is going to be "Information Provider." It takes nothing for you to research things online and present the information for another's benefit.

I don't want to just run around beating people over the head with an MS book. I really think this will just cause you to fade back into the crowd.

[Jeffrey Chew Company: Vemma Nutrition Company Contribution Level: 2]

Hi microrahsheen,

Maybe you can introduce MS to your new downline once he or she join your organization?

In this way, both of you will have same frequency of how to build a strong team. As the saying goes, let the marketing material do it job.

This is what I currently do - I source for them online and once they approach me two things will happen,

a) They sign up (But I will introduce them MS, so that both of us are on the same frequency and I let MS does its magic)
b) They don't sign up (Well, I still introduce them MS and tell them the benefit of having one)

So basically if you done it right, you still can market MS out - in a different perspective.

My .5 cents worth.

[Kimberly Yancey Contribution Level: 1]

I actually did not have interest in it when I first saw it either. I was sure what the whole attraction marketing concept was but as I saw more people begin to use it I remembered went back and purchased it. I'm glad I did. But I do understand what your talking about. Its a good resource and a lot of marketers are promoting it.

All I can say is diversify as much as you can or at least try get in first when some of these new advertising systems are launched.

[Mike Dillard Company: Magnetic Sponsoring Contribution Level: 5]

Rahsheen, it's a non-issue. As big as Magnetic Sponsoring is, we haven't even hit 1% of the market yet. And as for time, it's irrelevant as well because we're constantly adding new products to the system, split testing new capture pages, and new offers.

In fact, we've had 200% increase in the number of daily optins over this time last year which means more people are finding and wanting this information than ever.

Just this year, we've released 4 new products and 2 new capture pages! Building On A Budget, Black Belt Recruiting, Copywriters Guild, and the Inner Circle.

And we're not even done... Watch what happens in the next 3 months. If you have a nice list built up in MS, you could easily have a $10,000 to $30,000 DAY.

One affiliate is consistently making around $10,000/Mo in Magnetic Sponsoring commissions right now, so any concerns about saturation are simply irrelevant.

Mike