Ever Wanted To Get In, At The Beginning?

  Written by Armon Anderson on Nov 7, 2009 5:12 am

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 users not just for winning games, but also for bringing along their friends, which they would do normally.  Like we said earlier, it instant

 
When the founders of Fantasy Sports Agency were discussing how to get the word out about their company, and network marketing was brought up, it instantly just clicked.  When people join a fantasy sports league, they naturally bring their friends.  The founders of FSA combined this idea with their contacts in the professional sports world, and the industry was changed forever.
 
But network marketing?  Really?  Do people really want to be involved with network marketing?  The answer is an absolute “Yes”, and here’s why.  There is no other business structure that can offer such unlimited income potential, to so many people, in such a short period of time.  It just isn’t out there.  So why the negative stigma about network marketing?  In the past, these companies typically have focused on health and wellness, coming from exotic fruits and roots that nobody has ever heard about.  So not only would distributors have to convince their friends to get together after work to talk about health, they would also have to educate them on what ever the newest “super food” was, and how it would make them feel better.  It was awkward and uncomfortable for everybody.
 
FSA is entirely different in that aspect.  How many people get together with their friends to talk sports?  How many send emails out inviting their buddies to join a league?  How many times does fantasy sports come up in normal conversation?  It happens all the time.  By using a network marketing business model, FSA is able to pay its users not just for winning games, but also for bringing along their friends, which they would do normally.  Like we said earlier, it instantly just clicked.  
 
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