Kurt Tasche

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My preference are the "Reverse 1 Up" or "Reverse 2 Up" programs, where you get paid first, before you do any pass ups. My personal favorite is National Wealth Center. Not going to post any links, since I assumed you just wanted to know what our favorite programs are. If you do want the link, let me know.

I've heard of Shoemaker back when everyone was making money with Adsense. He had a pretty good course on that if I remember correctly. He seems pretty legit.

Thanks for the heads up!

Great article. Do what leaders do, and also think outside the box. Most leaders don't promote using the company's replicated websites, which is a mistake many newbies make.

Great article. It's sad that most people in network marketing won't change their habits so they can be successful. Typically, only about 3% will actually do anything, and stick with it.

I build my landing pages with IC Marketing Funnels from Ingreso Cybernetico. I get most of my traffic from Facebook, Youtube and Pinterest

For the majority of your content, do you write your own or do you outsource?

I agree. Giving something away has always worked. As long as it's something people would be willing to pay for (it has perceived value).

I know Facebook Ads can work well, because you can get super targeted. Which classified sites have worked the best for you?

Thanks for sharing. Most marketers I know have done well building their lists with solo ads.

Awesome. Thanks Darren.

Thanks!

Growing downlines in TE's and SL's is the best way to leverage and get the most out of your time.