The key to phenomenal success in networking is contained in two words: Activity and Duplication. ACTIVITY Your objective is to build a sales organisation. This organisation is like a machine. When it is running, you make money. When it is idle, you make no money. Increase activity in your organisation, and your income will increase. [...]
All posts for the month July, 2009
Activity and Duplication
Posted by Morinda International AU/NZ on July 31, 2009
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Blog your business
By Amanda Greenslade “The smartest and most influential will steward their personal brand and resist becoming another “hired liar.” The more these influencers offer real value to audiences (via blogs, social networking), the more value they develop as their own media brand, competing for eyeballs with big media.”—Marian Salzman I’ve previously written on blogs (short [...]
Posted by Morinda International AU/NZ on July 29, 2009
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What is Morinda all about?
Welcome to the Morinda International blog for the Australian and New Zealand markets. Our mission is: To bless the whole earth with the natural goodness of Morinda as we Tell the Story of lives transformed. We do this through our products and the business opportunity we offer. This blog is primarily focused on the latter, [...]
Posted by Morinda International AU/NZ on July 29, 2009
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Ed Ludbrook Meetings – Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney
We hope you enjoy this guest post from network marketing and direct selling genius, Ed Ludbrook: Asia Pacific Strategic Leader Update This article is just to make you aware of these new Inspirational Seminars. Unless you were on a couple of databases or had the information forwarded to you, I doubt you would have been aware [...]
Posted by Morinda International AU/NZ on July 23, 2009
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Independent Contractor Trends in Australia
The Team at Independent Contractors of Australia shared some interesting thoughts about the age of self-employed people in Australia recently, which they gave us permission to send to you: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6cFyYiN6Gc “As we mature, however, it seems we are more inclined to be self-employed/independent contractors. The latest ABS figures show that there’s more than 2 million [...]
Posted by Morinda International AU/NZ on July 22, 2009
http://tniaunz.wordpress.com/2009/07/22/contractor-age/
Neighbourhood Catalogue Program
Are you up for a challenge? Do you want to burn calories, spread the word and potentially meet new customers at the same time? With the Tahitian Noni Home Catalogue, you now have every reason to get out into your neighbourhood and run your own mini-catalogue program. This is not the kind of program where you [...]
Posted by Morinda International AU/NZ on July 22, 2009
http://tniaunz.wordpress.com/2009/07/22/neighbourhood/
How to get people to visit your website
The yard rails are up—now to bring the cattle…
Once you have a website, you need to learn how to get people to visit it. Launching a website is not like launching a book. People want to know about new books. Websites, magazines and newspapers publish book reviews, key spokespeople in the industry talk about the new books in their field, authors attend webinars, autograph parties and speaking engagements and bookstores put (some) new books on their shelves, giving them about three months to demonstrate saleability. Life on the Internet is somewhat different to this as there are over 100,000 new websites being launched every day (visit Domaintools.com for details). The world is, understandably, far less interested when another new website gets launched, especially if its scope is only small.
So how do you get people to visit your shiny, new home on the web?
Posted by Morinda International AU/NZ on July 13, 2009
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Organising your digital self
By Amanda Greenslade If you’ve been out on the web in the past few years, you will probably have noticed a great many websites asking you to register with a username and password before you can get something you want. There are many reasons why a website asks you to register, including: Security (identification, keeping [...]
Posted by Morinda International AU/NZ on July 7, 2009
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