thank you for writing in. your points are all valid and you are obviously a person has made offline selling work for you. i do not believe either of us is wrong or right…we have both just related our own experiences and it is clear we are both clearly passionate about what worked for us.

i admit that the reason i like marketing online better is that i get to automate a lot of things. particularly the part where i have to ask for money…which even now i am not comfortable doing. i think the way i've been doing it is a perfect way for everyone who has the same challenges with traditional network marketing.

don't you think everyone should work with their strengths instead of against their weaknesses?

jim

I love the Internet and I stick to meeting people online, but I bring them offline for bonding, training and masterminding. Without that the downline will splinter and retention will suffer. Personally I don't want o sell e-books and manage campaigns the rest of my life. You are talking to a guy that has stable high multiple six figure checks because of auto ship reorders. No blog posts, SEO, PPC, Article Press Release and YouTube required!
I can trow my computer in the toilet and nothing happens to my income. Can you say the same? Hope you publish this.

This is EXACTLY the transition that Rosemary and I took when we joined our first MLM many years ago, and then a very good friend introduced us to “the rest of the story” — the Internet, and how we could use it to double or triple (or more) our results while leveraging our time much more effectively.

Thanks for putting this out there, Jim.

I like IM, but nothing beats one on one marketing. Nothing. The sad fact is that IM marketers sometimes masquerade as MLM gurus, yet their actual earnings from MLM is invariably pathetic.

I use IM to generate leads, but am under no illusions that my earnings will ever equate to top traditional MLM folk. Why? IM methods don’t duplicate nearly as well as trad methods.

That said, I love IM (including PPC – and I bought your PPC Domination product – great stuff) and am prepared to accept a lower income so I can do what I love. Isn’t that what it’s really all about?

I think people need to spend a certain amount of time exploring different business models before they find something that’s a great fit for them, without getting hooked on the thrill of chasing “the next big thing.”

Thanks again Jim

And for those of us who are astute enough to recognize that this is the new way of doing business,there’s nothing but good things to come and huge fortunes to be made.

This is just the tip of the iceberg,there’s a wave of people coming who are going to need eduction and training on how this stuff is done.So right now is the time to position ourselves to offer support while monetizing in the process.