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Tyrone Turner
6/8/2008 11:18 PM UTC
That is an excellent point, Ellen. People need to think about that. That is why it is probably better to rep one company, and refer customers to reps of other companies that market a particular service or product that the customer may be interested in.
Ellen T.
6/8/2008 10:15 PM UTC
Some of the network marketing companies also have a "non-compete" in their distributorship agreements. If you are promoting more than one opportunity, there is a possibility that you could lose your distributorship over it.
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DISCLAIMER: I do not claim to be an expert. I am nothing more than a student of this new phenomenon called online social networking. The following are just my thoughts based on my personal experience and results. The intention of this blog entry is to provoke thought on this topic so that people make better time management decisions and have realistic expectations from their online social networking experiences. This is NOT gospel. I leave the gospel to Matthew, Mark, Luke, John Peter, and Paul (smile). How many times a day do you get invitations via e-mail to connect with someone, or to become friends with someone on one social networking site or another, or that someone is following you? I get these kind of e-mail messages every day and I have to constantly remind myself to heed to the advice that I give others... Make sure to limit the number of online social networks that you belong to otherwise you'll be glued to the computer and real life will pass you by. On top of that, you'll blow up your e-mail account because it will get full of messages pretty quickly. I like what Timothy Ferris does with his e-mail as stated in his best selling book, The 4 Hour Work Week. He checks his e-mail twice per day, and only Monday through Friday. When you adopt that practice, you'll find that you're a lot more productive. Anyway, I digress. Let me get back to my take on online social networking sites.
In a previous blog entry, I talked about 7 different types of face-to-face networking groups, and how the guru of networking and founder of Business Network International, Ivan Misner, Ph.D., mentions that you should belong to 3 different types of these networking groups. Because online social network cuts out the travel component, I'd say that you can do 5 online social networking groups. Here is my Fab 5 (in no particular order) as these are the ones that best fit MY objectives and personality:
Well, there you have it, folks. I hope that this shed some light on online social networking sites. All the best to you and remember to get out there and meet people from time to time. Hey, you! Get out up from that computer desk! And you! Put down that Blackberry! Tyrone Turner
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