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Type of Content: Article We are excited to announce Break The Matrix - Book of the Week interview on Wake Up America Show Wednesday August 20th 10am EST Author David A. Andelman - former executive editor at Forbes.com, news reporter for the New York Times and CBS News. He has also worked for The New York Daily News, the public relations agency Burston Marsteller, CNBC and Smallcapcenter.com. In June 2008, Andelman was named editor of World Policy Journal. He is the author of "A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today," a look at the origins of many of today's deepest global crises including the war in Iraq. We encourage you to support our feature authors by clicking the "BTM Book of the Week" link on the main page and purchase the book. Who knows, before too long, we might get a freedom and liberty book on the best seller list each and every week. That's our goal!! ************* We'll be giving away a FREE copy of the book, signed by the author, to the BTM member who refers the most new members between now and 11:59pm EST on August 26th. Get Started! Follow the instructions below to participate: Invite your friends using the link below: Make sure they use the link provided in the email so you get credit for their referral! Good Luck!! Read »
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While it's good to spread the word and bring people together.
I think it's very low if it comes down to monetizing and encouraging recruitment for the sake of recruitment. I know most people don't do it for the reward, but the attitude is very important.
Only sales people and cults want to recruit people without properly converting them (going for numbers rather than quality).
Giving away a prize shows two things:
1. you can afford to give out a prize
2. you spend more time thinking about how many people are on your list (not accounting for spam), than to improving your quality of programming which would in long term sell your message on its own.
The biggest difference between a good traditional marketer and a network marketer is EXACTLY THAT.
A good salesman knows if the product is good, he only needs to be lucky enough to be the middle man, and say nothing else.
A network marketer always thinks about selling first, selling fast, getting others to sell, regardless of the future consequences.
I am not accusing anybody of anything, but I hope my point is made and you are aware of the difference in attitude, philosophy. You should all be smart enough to know which salesman will have a longer reputation of being a businessman of success, while another is known for his speed, and forgotten speedily later.
"The government should be afraid of its people, not the other way around".