A Very Sad Story

Make sure you read this post in it's entirety as it contains some very important information. This is from my personal experience and as you know, I love to share my experiences with my readers as it helps you out and ensures you don't have the same mistakes!

Around 3 years ago, I joined a network marketing company in it's pre-launch phase. You get the usual hype, people getting very excited and talking about it as being the next BIG THING in the industry.

I put everything in to building up this business, getting the message out, online and offline advertising, banner ads, PPC etc and spent a lot of money.

Within the first couple of weeks, I'd personally enrolled 270 + people and within a few months, my group was over 2000 strong! This consisted of people I had on my lists, people I knew from past companies and people coming in through my advertisements. I was VERY proud of myself and I was getting recognition from the company and my upline.

I attended the pre-launch conference with many of my team and my excitement continued to grow.

Launch was only a few weeks away and if only a small percentage of people in my team upgraded, I'd be making a LOT of money! This was it, I was going to be RICH

I'd put an INSANE amount of EFFORT in to building my downline and spent a lot of money, all I needed now was for the COMPANY TO DELIVER on their promises.

Ha Ha Ha, what a joke! Did they deliver? NO… so you HAVE TO LEARN from this blog post.

PRE LAUNCH is NOT the time to get in with an MLM company. You need to wait several years, join an established company, or risk losing all the hard work you've put in.

Companies in pre launch are not stable. The compensation plan may change, the management may have issues, the policies and procedures may change and the company will generally OVER PROMISE AND UNDER DELIVER.

Well, this is exactly what happened with this specific company. The compensation plan changed, the launch date was delayed, the software didn't work as well as it was expected to, there were major problems with the whole infrastructure and VERY FEW people upgraded as a result.

A whole lot of people had their DREAMS SMASHED, including me. This is the industry we're in guys and you'd better get used to it. Lots of false promises, lies and little results. (It doesn't have to be this way)

You CAN control what YOU do, but you can't control what other people do and what the company does.

Just make sure you're with a company that is stable and DON'T fall for the HYPE of a pre-launch. I know it's tempting, I've been there before.

Fortunately for me, I learned from my mistake, got back up and moved on. I changed my approach, joined a stable company, built my attraction marketing system, worked very hard and here I am telling you this story