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[stephen mcmanus Contribution Level: 1]

i find people who dont understand network marketing refer to it as pyramid sales
so if they dont understand or unwilling to learn you wouldnt want them anyway
regards stephen

[Nathaniel Johnson Contribution Level: 6]

closed minded people...

[Jaime Morales Contribution Level: 3]

My number one frustration is distributors who over hype our industry in an effort to recruit more people..

I think our business is already an awesome business without the extra sauce..

[Carolina Millan Contribution Level: 2]

One of my frustrations was the autoship. At the beginning, you have to get products monthly and pay for them, otherwise you're out of the business. When you're not getting any money yet that can be very frustrating. Of course, when you're involved in the business world, you know how nothing is free, and how things work. It's not charity. But it can still be very frustrating for newbies. Money goes out and out, yet nothing comes in.

Looking forward to your book!

[Matthew Watkins Contribution Level: 2]

My biggest frustration is myself and not being able to get out of my own way when it comes to actually marketing and getting things moving instead of just reading more posts, watching more videos and spending more money on courses. Money is made with ACTION not 'learning'. Learning should be part of your daily schedule, but taking action should be the larger part of your daily routine.

Took me a really long time to get over that but I finally did and it's paying off big time.

To all of your massive Success,


Matthew Watkins

[Melanie Kissell Contribution Level: 3]

Kim,

I can see you're gathering a plethora of responses.
I believe you've opened up a real "can of worms"!

Personally, my #1 Frustration is reading all the derrogatory, needless, embarrassing, arrogant, and unprofessional remarks people make here (and at other social networking sites) in regards to other network marketers, their companies, and products. None of this behavior is productive in any way.

Wishing you tremendous success with your book,
~Melanie
http://melaniekissell.blogspot.com

[Lovie Hobbs Contribution Level: 2]

My frustration and I guess you can say it's #1 (today) is not getting the support from my upline and when I do, they are still using old school tactics. So I guess you can say I'm not getting the support I Want.

lovie

[Jan Shimano Company: ASEA, LLC Contribution Level: 3]

My number one frustration is not being able to generate the leads even though I am doing a lot of different things....getting my articles on front page of Google, even in #1 spot, doing e-mail campaigns with VIRALURL and doing lots of Twitter and Facebook entries and comments. I'm coming to the realization that PPC is probably the fastest way to generate the leads. I have to learn a little more about it before I jump in. I have signed up for Perry Marshall's Renaissance Club and hope to learn all I need, to do PPC efficiently.

[Steve Rodgers Contribution Level: 3]

My biggest frustration was my lack of technical knowledge.

So I had to take the time to develop alot of that stuff.

The payoff is that once you learn it (you also learn to hire-out next time) you can get your automation going for you.

Once that is in place you cna start to track and test to see where you need to improve. An earlier poster mentioned getting on the first page of google but not getting leads.

If her automation is in place and she's tracking, she should be able to test different aspects of the copywriting to start seeing improvements. Could be the copy, could be the offer, could be the USP, could the color of the page (???).

Sorry to get off track...

My biggest challenge was defintiely developing the technical knowledge involved with marketing on the web.

[Edward Duncan Contribution Level: 2]

My number 1 frustration is not having the knowledge that I want and sponsoring new prospects only to have them give me a hard time! I call them every time Its like im dragging them to make money. They hardly come to training or events and dont communicate with the team.