The Renegade Network Marketer Ebook: What You Should Know Before Purchasing The Renegade Network Marketer(Part 1 of 2)So you've heard the "buzz" floating around about the Renegade Network Marketer ebook and maybe even read the brilliant sales letter, Ann Seig has plastered all over the internet? You know, the one that promises you you'll have 100's of 1,000's of prospects calling you if you just do what she says? The one that talks about how you can make money by not ever sponsoring a single prospect? Sounds pretty cool right?.. Well, you're no dummy and you probably already realize that any system, program, or business plan out there is going to require a substantial amount of work to get going. There's no magic formula for lead generation, even within the Renegade Network Marketer e-book. Ann Sieg's salesletter is brilliantly written and is very attractive to those of us who've been in the biz for awhile. She makes a point to touch on every bad experience MLMers have ever faced all the way from "talking to friends and family" to "prospecting waitresses" at restaraunts. If you've ever experienced those negative emotions, you'll relate with the personal story she tells. Nonetheless, you're probably sick of empty promises when it comes to building your mlm business. No doubt you're skeptical as to whether this ebook is worth paying the $67 for. You're a smart business owner and make it a point to first research your purchases before making them. The Renegade Network Marketer ebook should be no different... Luckily, there are alot of us fellow attraction marketers who have bought the book and read it several times. We know what to expect from it, and can offer our opinions, good or bad. One of the problems I'm seeing when reading Renegade Network Marketer Reviews is, instead of honest opinions about the book, I'm just seeing more promotion. This is mainly due to the fact that the Renegade Network Marketer has a built in affiliate system called the "Renegade System" that you can use to earn commissions on the sale of the ebook. Wouldn't you prefer to have someone give you the "real" scoop about the ebook though rather than just repeating the already written (beautifully I might add) sales letter? My goal with this article series is to give you my opinion and review (good or bad) about the Renegade Network Marketer ebook. I've digested this book from cover to cover several times and feel like I've got some good insight as to how the book can help or hurt you. This will allow you to make a more educated decision on whether to purchase the book or not. This should also be a good review for Network Marketing affiliates wondering if they should promote the book or not. What is the Renegade Network Marketer? If you're new to the ebook or just couldn't grasp what this product is, let me give you my explanation. The Renegade Network Marketer is an ebook written by Ann Seig that teaches you an overall intelligent strategy for attracting leads for your MLM business. Seig's main objective with the book is to give you the things your company and upline are not. She warns that you may receive some resistance from them because the ideas contained within are still foreign to the majority of the MLM world. It has a companion system built into it called the Renegade System. This provides you with pre-made direct marketing materials you can use to generate mlm leads. My Review of the E-Book I'll admit, I read the sales letter for this ebook at least 6 times over the span of a year before I decided to buy the book. During that time, I wasn't even sure if I wanted to continue to pursue Network Marketing at all. The one thing I did know, however, is that I didn't want to pursue it the "old fashioned" way as they say. Calling leads and bugging strangers to join my business just didn't sound like my kind of gig. Therefore, Sieg's words hit home with me especially. Eventually, I decided to buy it. The book itself is written beautifully. Seig explains her background and outlines the strategy for generating leads very clearly and concisely. She also provides you with plenty of examples to help clarify the concepts contained within the book. I had a number of "ah ha!" moments while reading the book. Ann Seig hold nothing back within the book. Personally, I wasn't offended because I had never religiously followed the "old school" methods of downline building. However, those of you who have diligently tried to build your business the only way you knew how, might be offended at times with the way Sieg "lay's it all out on the line." After reading it, I realized that this actually did sound like a smart way to attract and build a Network Marketing business. However, no product is perfect...
Five Things I Liked About the Book (1) The book doesn't make you believe that anyone can succeed in Network Marketing. Sales and marketing skills are needed for any business to succeed and you'll come to realize that after you read the book. (2) The book is written in very easy-to-understand language. Ann Sieg uses wonderful examples to illustrate her point. Just about every concept she writes about is explained a few different ways. You'll have alot of "ah ha" moments while reading. (3) She clearly explains the difference between sales and marketing and how you should use each in your business. This is soooo important. Network Marketers need to have both sales and marketing skills and Sieg explains very clearly how each one plays into your business. (4) She provides you with an affiliate program you can use to make money and generate leads at the same time. A great way to get started generating leads is to piggyback off someone elses' system. Seig's system is already set up to convert very well. (5) The book doesn't sugar coat anything. Ann Seig lays it all out on the line and tells it like it is. Click Here to Read Part 2 and Learn Three Things I Disliked About The Book (Part 2 of 2)
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