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Every business spends money on advertising, but forgets current client who is actively investing. This is a serious mistake, as your gold mine found in those people who gave you your money. But I’m here to help you with this excellent strategy:

The value of a customer
Take pen and paper and write me the average investment per customer.

Example: I invest $ 20 monthly ($ 240 annually) in dyes, gloves and peroxide to dye my hair (I’m very active so sitting in a room).

Annually, the supply of beauty gets me more than $ 240 annually, and sometimes ended up buying limes for my nails, lipstick or anything else you need when I’m at home but at least $ 20 per month get the owner on my part.

What does the owner? Continues to invest in the yellow pages. Always looking for the next guest, but you forget about me. I do not loyalty enough for me to be an evangelist for your business. Big mistake!

Will you be losing money?

Sure. Not all share the coupon with another friend and you will not all be buying you monthly. But if you analyze it, when you invest in an advertisement to attract new customers you have to compete with other merchants.

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If you’re among those who have seized on many opportunities as far as careers when it comes to the Internet, you’ve certainly come across the term MLM. In this article we will outline what MLM is and give some tips so you can decide if MLM business model is right for you.

MLM Defined

MLM is an acronym that stands for multi-level marketing. In strict terms it is actually a model that uses the principles of both direct marketing and franchising.

What this means is that companies are using multi-level marketing approach to make their money in a couple of different ways. The first is by selling a particular product or line of products supported by the original business. The second is to earn fees from the sale of products by people who have recruited business that also sells products. Read the rest of this entry »