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This social medial for small businesses training is for all the small and home business owners that are tired of wasting precious time and money trying to understand how best to leverage social medial for their business.
Winning in small business with social media
Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, MySpace, Squidoo, the list goes on and on. Social media is still hot and people will tell you that if you are not in on social media your business will suffer. It may seem like everyone has a Facebook fan page these days and you may be feeling left out. Before you start diving in and shelling out the cash with an “expert” or buy a “system” that will “do all the work for you” there are some key actions you should do first to ensure you come out a winner in the social media arena.
Posted in Social Networking 
Tags: Business, facebook, Home Business, Social Media, Squidoo, twitter 
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This is a webinar I gave outlining the key things to do and to avoid when building a business leveraging social media.
Network Marketing Mastery Series – Start Becoming Cash Positive
This is for all of us that have found ourselves spending more than we made, for the ones who join an MLM only to watch their sponsor disappear, for those of us that scratched our heads at how that one speaker made gajilions in no time flat and thought “what does that say about me?” (here is a hint: they had help), for anyone who finds themselves in a new “opportunity” every few months, and for those whose friends and family seem to roll their eyes every time you stop by to say “hi”.
The truth about income claims
Recently I saw a post on a social networking site where a leader in a network marketing (MLM) company bragged about the number of people in their downline and the gobs of money the individual was making in such a short time. While it is fairly common to see posts using income claims as a means for recruitment, this particular post got me thinking. I know many good, well meaning people that talk about the money their upline makes as a decision point for joining their business.
Many don’t know that they are, in fact, committing a crime.
