As a network marketer, whatâs one tool of tremendous value? One answer would be having a level of measurability in your business. In other words, at the end of the day being able to point to a number and say, âI was able to accomplish X today.â The next step with this is to hold it relative to something or in other words a benchmark or goal. Whatâs the difference between benchmarks and goals? A benchmark is a minimum level of acceptable activity that you set for yourself. It must be quantifiable or measurable. A goal is usually set at 10-20% higher than the benchmark. Most marketers arenât using either of these and just âguessingâ or âtrying out the business.â The problem with this is that you really canât gauge whatâs working or whatâ View the rest of this article
Sunday, September 30, 2007
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