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[Angela Love Company: Pet Protector Contribution Level: 2]

Say you only had $20 to invest in advertising your business opportunity.
Where would you spend it to get the best bang for buck?

[Charles Holmes Company: ViSalus Sciences Contribution Level: 3]

I would first identify my target market for my the products that my network marketing company sells and then join a "networking group" geared around people in that target market.

For instance, if my MLM sold insurance, I would join an "insurance agent" networking group or "financial planners" networking group. I would initiate friendships with these people and offer my product/services a few days after I met them.

[Kevin Tan Company: ViSalus Sciences Contribution Level: 1]

For me, I would read up on some solid copywriting and get a solid solo ad out. This was my biggest lead generator (and very fast). After all, having a list is the most valuable asset to your business.

[David Gilks Contribution Level: 1]

I'd say solo ad for sure. A good quality solo ad for $20 should will buy you 50 - 60 clicks.

[willie robertson Contribution Level: 4]

I tend to agree with Kevin and David, solo ads.

I have not used any yet, but I been hearing more and more about them.

From what I can tell, it also depends on your offer you are presenting as to the success you will have.

I am also just starting to use and experiment with cash back advertising.

[Angela Love Company: Pet Protector Contribution Level: 2]

Thanks for the replies, guys
The solo ads sound interesting, next question is, how do you find places to put these that are relevant to your niche?

cheers
Angela

[Mario Sanders Company: Life Force International Contribution Level: 6]

The best advertising for under $20 may not be the solo ads. Another type of ad may be a better answer.
They pay you to advertise for as little as $10.
If you post 100 solo ads, how many responses of that will you get? So far it does not add up for the cost.
Send me a message in my profile page and I can help you get started.

[Derrick Esmond Company: Magnetic Sponsoring Contribution Level: 2]

Say you only had $20 to invest in advertising your business opportunity.
Where would you spend it to get the best bang for buck?

if i were you i would get this book called the compound effect and get a better understanding of that effect. Then do some free marketing only after you can see how the compound effect will let you build up the income you need to not be looking for the best bang for your buck but have you testing every thing to see what works for you.

Next i would save that $20 each week/month util i had $500-$1000 to do solo ads selling MS take the money and buy more solo ads.

Mike was telling me that you have to have the mind set that you are not ok until you have a $10,000-$20,000 to advertise you SOLUTION to other peoples problem like MS.

[Tyronne Ratcliff Company: Legal Shield Contribution Level: 2]

You can get some targeted advertising with a service called All Inclusive Ads, I think it's around $29 a month.

[Cara Olson Company: Monitium Contribution Level: 2]

I agree with the solo ad comments. For anyone on our team, we recommend that for small budgets and help them with some ideas of where to place them. If there is a way to save up a little more you will get more bang for your buck even using that medium. Happy advertising!