In Part 2 of this two-episode series, I talk about what the future of my MLM business looks like and an opportunity for people to join me.

Secret MLM Hacks is closing, so I tell you about a backdoor that we're going to leave open for those of you guys who are huge fans of the show. And also about where the remainder of my network marketing-related services and products are actually available.

How did I create an exit, a product-closing campaign? Right now, I'm really big on the campaigns. I'm really big into sales pressure. Some of my favorite stories are of these old dead rich marketers who didn't have the Internet in their day.

How did they create noise? How did they create sales pressure? How did they create campaigns in order to get sales? 

And when you think about that and you think about what the standard person does today to cause noise around their product, we're pretty weak at campaigns now. I actually think that campaigns is kind of a dying skill set.

And so I'd started walking through the exit campaign a little bit in the last video, but I'm going to cut over to the final exit campaign strategy in this one.

This is really valuable stuff - Stay tuned as I walk you through the exit campaign that I put on the back of Secret MLM Hacks.

Key Takeaways:

• Creating a message that includes the “who”: Who I'm selling to and not selling to (5:24)
• Where they're going, the problem they're solving (5:36)
• I'm going to create an offer which helps them get where they're trying to go (5:40)
• Facebook posting is not marketing; it is an aspect of marketing (5:52)
• Campaigns are the thing that I can go and I can actually influence (6:09)
• My favorite four types of traffic: Publishing, Dream 100, affiliates, and ads (6:59)
• They know it's awesome, but its title has raised eyebrows (10:33)
• I'm not going to stop Secret MLM Hacks; public access to it is closed (13:59)
• The difference between Funnel Hacks and Funnel Builder Secrets (14:47)
• Secret MLM Hacks is actually more akin to Funnel Builder Secrets… (16:23)
• Most likely, I'm going to make a completely separate course (21:44)
• Natural, normal business problems as products and landscapes evolve (27:04)

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