For those amongst you who are not new to Winning Express, you will
know that we operate (that sounds like a technical word - its not technical we
promise!!) on a model called Multi Level Marketing. Please don’t turn off right yet, we know it doesn't
sound appealing but keep reading to find out more on what this means for you,
as one of our existing or hopefully new-to-be customers.
Again the word customer is not truly reflective of what we hope to achieve
so lets put it another way - we are all friends on a journey to ensure our
futures are money worry free. There, that sounds better.
So - what does Multi Level
Marketing mean?
You are right to ask, as many people do not interpret this in the correct
way - the crux of it is that when you buy that golf club, you know the one that
shaves those all important digits off your handicap, then you shout about how
great your club is to anyone on the course who will listen. You tell the guy
you play with. You tell the guy waiting at the hole to tee off, you tell your
wife (at which point she shuts down … golf??)…
And the guy we talked about, you know the one who was at the tee
with you? Next time he goes in to a golf shop and looks around and he spots the
make of your new club (and knowing how shockingly poor you were before you had
it!!) he thinks “well if it improves
Andy’s game (that’s you by the way - we don't know what you
are called. Unless you are called Andy and this blog was written for you) then
imagine what it could do for me.
That is the power of word of mouth - you try it, you like it, you
recommend it, someone else buys it, they try it …. and so it goes on, you get my drift?
So, the fact that the guy at the tee with you buys the same club - what
do you get for it? Nothing! You get no referral fee, the golf club company do
not ring you out of gratitude and offer you free stuff. So why did you do it?
Because you like to acknowledge superior products, and you want others to gain
benefit from them.
And thats the main point of Multi Level Marketing. We work on a
referral basis, so in much the same vein as the golf story above you try it,
like it, and most importantly make money. You then think to yourself “hang on .. when I am old(er) and rich(er) then
I want those who I love spending time with to be there with me”, be it on a yacht in Grand Cayman, or
living it up at St Andrews, and you recommend us to your nearest and dearest.
It may be over a beer, it may be over the family summer barbecue (which doesn't
happen often - roll on the yacht in Grand Cayman).
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