Karen J Miller

United States, EnglishBusiness

Karen is a writer, entrepreneur, mentor, teacher, mother and nature enthusiast. She loves to learn and research and then come back to share newly gained knowledge with others. Everybody knows the road to personal and business success is paved with Critical Thinking. Karen teaches the skills necessary to achieve this, at no cost, to anyone in any company or endeavor.

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All You Need to Know About Getting Leads With Blogging

by Karen J Miller
in Business
on Tue, Apr 12, 2011 UTC

Everybody is always talking about how to make money with blogging. Truth is that most Network Marketers dont have the time to mess around with clickable affiliate links. Bloggers serious about becoming successful in MLM focus on how... more

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Unusual but Achievable MLM Success

by Karen J Miller
in Business
on Mon, Feb 28, 2011 UTC

Most people are looking for ways to make extra income, either from a second job or by starting their own home based business. Network Marketing, or MLM, offers some people the perfect fit for starting their own business from home. Success... more

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The World's Worst Network Marketing Advice

by Karen J Miller
in Business
on Thu, Feb 24, 2011 UTC

Most people have let the world tell them that they can't possibly be successful in Network Marketing because they don't know anything about how to do it. That is the World's Worst Network Marketing Advice. The second worst advice... more

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Building Fast is Building Slow

by Karen J Miller
in Business
on Sat, Feb 5, 2011 UTC

Everybody knows that one important way to have retention with your new recruits in your Network Marketing business, is to help them sponsor fast so they get a check in their hands right away. But there's a catch...building your network... more

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Discover The Secret of Turning Bad Prospects Into Good

by Karen J Miller
in Business
on Fri, Jan 28, 2011 UTC

Have you ever wondered how one person can talk to 25 prospects and sign up 20 and another person can talk to those same people and struggle to get just one? The one thing common to both situations is the person doing the talking.... more

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