How to find customers

How to get customers If you have a home based business or are in a network marketing business, one of the problems you come across is lead generation. You need ways to build your business! Do you need Isagenix leads? How about network marketing leads or working at home leads? Every home business or every network marketing independent business owner needs customers to grow their business. Let's say you are a rep for Isagenix, which I think is a fabulous company (I had a friend involved with that company) although I was never a rep in that company, you would need Isagenix leads or customers for your business to grow. If you are in Xango you need Xango leads. Whatever company you are promoting, you need leads for your business. Some of the ways you might generate leads are - talking to family and friends, buying leads and calling them, passing out flyers, running ads in newspapers, the internet and Google and other ways to generate leads (personally, I would use the internet and Google). Most of the above methods would not appeal to many people, including me! Who wants to talk to their family and friends to join a network marketing company? Do you want to pass out flyers? Even if you did most people would not want to use this method. How about cold calling? No thanks! What about buying leads and calling them? Very expensive and not effective, if you don't believe me - try it. What about running ads in newspapers? You better have very deep pockets if you use this method. If you don't want to deal with the hassle of leads, lead generation and then convincing people to buy your product, think about this. There is a better way - simply buy the customers. It's good business. Buying your customers is a stress relief! Learn how to get customers. Imagine someone signing up at the top entry level in a well established network marketing company, and someone sideline to you giving you that person. Why would they do that? Because it’s good business! http://itsgoodbusiness.net Watch our stress relief video George Dirlam (775) 745-1998