A. Momentum is a key factor in keeping you dedicated to your efforts.

B. Only about 5% of your front line members will contribute to building your downline.

Rule # 4

The majority of your time should be spent recruiting.

This fits in with Rule #3. Most programs tell you to spend your time training your downline to duplicate your efforts.

Guess What?

We're all unique.

* Some network marketers build downlines mailing postcards.

* Some are strong in getting top search engine placement

* I enjoy using classifieds and email.

You can't force your downline to be you, you can only help them build their own system.

You'll also get a major headache trying to work with 95% that aren't going to do anything.

Offer your help and those that are serious will contact you.

Rule # 5

There is no real secret to a large downline!

The "Gurus" didn't build those large downlines. They're no different than you or I.

Stop The Presses!

If they didn't build their downline, who did?

Patience + Geometric Progression!

99% of a large downline is built by giving "Geometric Progression" time to do it's work!

So if you want to be a network marketing "Heavy Hitter," get out there and start recruiting.

Wishing You Success

But all isn't "peaches and cream." Some marketers can't use Paypal. To handle that contingency I've added a second payment option through Instabill for buyers who can't use Paypal or prefer not to.

We have all bases covered now, right?

Wrong!

Don't forget to add your "snail mail" address. Many buyers for one reason or another are either leery about giving out their credit card information, or feel more comfortable sending a check.

Remember your goal is to make it as easy as possible for visitors to buy. It's their money and there are plenty of places they could spend it. So make it easy, don't make them jump through hoops.

As a final note I would suggest putting your email address on your sales page. I learned that hard way.

Luckily many of my buyers already know me, so when unforeseen occurs and their order isn't processed they contact me and ask why.

I can only guess at how many sales were lost from potential buyers, who didn't know my email address. Rest assured after I received an email about problems ordering, I put my email address on that page.

We've covered a lot of ground in these articles. Apply ideas presented and "Get In The Game."

If I can do it, I know you can.

Wishing You Success