How Much Does It Cost?

How Much Does It Cost?

How much does it cost?

You have probably heard that question before when talking to a prospect about your MLM business opportunity. We all have!

All top network marketing companies have some sort of a startup costs from under $100 dollars up to as much as $500+ to get registered.

These MLM companies and network marketing companies that have a start up cost, usually include some sort of kit for the new rep to help them get off to a good start in their small business. The kit may include sample products, coupons, literature and more. Each MLM company is different.

The one thing that they all have in common, at least the legitimate ones, is that there is a fee in order to start your MLM business. These MLM startup costs are very standard and should be expected. Be very wary of the companies and reps who promote their opportunities and say that there is no start up cost, no selling, no sponsoring, etc. There has to be products moved and people to move those products!

So what do you do when a prospect asks you, “How much does it cost?”

Should you answer the question? What do they really mean when they ask you that question?

In the video below, I explain how to handle this question and what your prospect really means when they ask you, “How much does it cost?”

 
In my opinion, that is the best way to handle the question, “How much does it cost?” Be sure to recite the statement that I made in the video, because you will get asked that question quite a few times if you are in the sharing mode while growing your business!

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So you want to be an Entrepreneur? Check out these 5 characteristics of an Entrepreneur…

In today’s slumping economy, we are seeing more and more people decide to get into business for themselves due to the uncertainty of the job market. They want to be in control of their futures rather than being a puppet on a sting (which can be cut at anytime).

There are also those who like the idea of being an entrepreneur, but are not sure whether or not they have what it takes to be a successful business owner. My answer to that is if the dream is big enough, the facts don’t count. In other words, you already have within you what it takes to be successful so take action NOW!

Outlined below are 5 characteristics (there are many more) of an Entrepreneur found on Affiliate Tips.com:

http://www.affiliatetips.com/characteristics-of-an-entrepreneur.html

No. 1 — Visionary Characteristics of an Entrepreneur

Business is not just about making a profit. Of course, it’s the reason for business, but profit is the hopeful result rather than the actual means. A successful business leader has to be something like a successful politician — inspiring large groups of people to action.

Having a vision is a major component of inspiring both employees and colleagues. The important component is dreaming big. However, dreaming big has some limits. It needs to be tempered by pragmatism or no one is going to take the vision seriously.

No. 2 — Self-Awareness is an Important Characteristic of an Entrepreneur

Being able to inspire other people to action requires knowledge of self. Too many budding entrepreneurs despise admitting their own weaknesses. They believe that part of success is putting on a false bravado. Often, people can see through the facade.

More importantly, though, is the idea that a successful entrepreneur is only as strong as the people working for him. An entrepreneur needs to be honest about his own faults and strengths, so that he can hire people who will best meet the needs of the business.

No. 3 — Entrepreneurial Characteristics and Intelligence

The entrepreneur exhibits intelligence through intellectual curiosity. An entrepreneur can’t just sit back on his heels and wait to find business opportunities. He always needs to be investigating new modes of business and making new contacts.

In addition, an entrepreneur has to be a long and short-term planner, gauging the current climate versus what can be accomplished long-term. An entrepreneur always has to be looking for new ways to accomplish his vision.

No. 4 — Extroversion and Important Characteristics of an Entrepreneur

An entrepreneur has to be a people person. Remember, an entrepreneur isn’t necessarily going to be limited to one industry. This means attending a variety of business meetings in different business sectors, in which the entrepreneur needs to be active in asking questions of colleagues, as well as conveying his passion and vision about current projects. An entrepreneur must be outgoing. He should exude confidence without arrogance — though some cockiness can be effective as well.

No. 5 — Ambition as an Important Characteristic of an Entrepreneur

Ambition ties it all together. If an entrepreneur doesn’t believe that he can do something better than what has come before, he’s not going be very effective or successful. A sense of urgency typically accompanies the ambitious feelings of an entrepreneur. A strong desire to get things done will rub off on employees and business associates.

I would love to hear some feedback/input from both Entrepreneurs and non Entrepreneurs alike.

Live your dreams!

Ken Cloutier- Business Coach and Mentor

 

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