Part of the guide: MLM Reviews: The Honest Index
A behind the curtain revelation of the Empower Network from a founding member involved in the development for over 10 months.
I will tell you that I have been in the industry for over 12 years and I can say that I have never seen a meeting where EVERY SINGLE PERSON in the room got in to the Empower Network.
Well, I take that back, sure…. when you have 2 or 3 good friends in the room that have known you half your life. But that is definitely not what I’m talking about! I am talking about I witnessed with my own two eyes a room of 40+ people all deciding to be in on the Empower Network with only one Review of it.
The founders, David Wood and his copywriting genius cohort David Sharpe each took turns explaining the problems faced in the network marketing industry as well as the internet marketing industry. They shared true life behind the scenes experiences and insights that you have never heard on a webinar and literally exposed the main reasons why someone can’t succeed in their business.
After seeing what they put together I would be willing to say this… PROBLEM SOLVED! DONE! The two biggest issues facing online marketers and bloggers on the internet today is being able to get paid quickly enough to fund their growing business as well as get paid enough money from their time and effort to make it worth it.
Sadly the industry standard of 20-30% commissions for distributing a mlm or affiliate product is not enough to make the average person want to stick around long enough. Lets face it.. its a lot of work for very little pay at first.
You cannot afford to miss out on this. Empower Network….WE ARE MAKING HISTORY.
People will ask you “You were really there at the beginning of the Empower Network?”
You can answer with a smile…“I was but I never knew it would get this big”.
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Larry Sallee, November 18, 2011, 23:26
I’m sorry but during the years I’ve been involved in this type of business, I’ve found that unless you have a very large e-mail list or an equal large bank account to purchase advertising it will be a long hard road to make any money in this business {Empower Network] or in any other business as well. I do not have a e-mail list or any extra money for advertising. I view this as a long shot to make any money at all.
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This is filed as a review, but it’s a founding member’s account of his own launch meeting. Those aren’t the same document, and the byline should probably say so.
The best case against Priya’s point is that plenty of legitimate reviews get written by people with a stake in the outcome, disclosed or not, and we still read them for what they actually observed rather than who signs their checks. That’s the strongest version of ‘let it stand as a review.’ The weaker case, and I think the real one here, is that a room of forty-plus people reportedly agreeing after ‘only one review’ is being offered as proof the opportunity is sound, when what it actually demonstrates is that a well-run room can move a group past its own skepticism in under an hour. Those are not the same claim, and the post treats them as if they were.
Seen that exact room three times under three different names since the eighties. Forty people saying yes in one sitting isn’t evidence the pitch was good, it’s evidence a room is a terrible place to make a decision you’ll live with for a year. The good pitches never needed the whole room to move at once.