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Are you too shy to strike up conversations with other people?
Hmm� What about email, surely sending someone an email isn�t
terribly daunting, right? It is? Well, then you�re in the wrong
business. Network marketing means just what it says. You are a
network marketer. That means you need to network, and if you
don�t do that most important thing, you�ll never succeed.

Traffic exchanges are a good place to start honing the art of
becoming a good mentor. In most exchanges, when you get a
referral into the program, you are notified by the site�s
admin. This is great because you can take immediate action to
assure that you remain on your recruit�s mind. If you can�t do
it immediately, be sure to respond to this alert within 24
hours. Send your referral a private message, if this feature is
available at the traffic exchange. If not, send an email, an IM,
or even call them on the telephone. I know this isn�t everyone�s
choice, but it works even better than mail. Yet, if you insist
on sending a written messge of some type, there are dos and
don�ts.

In your welcome message, do be sure to thank the person for
joining you in the program. Point out places where new members
will find help regarding the site, such as to a tutorial or an
FAQ section. Tell the person that you will be happy to help, if
he or she still has questions, and provide your contact
information.

The more ways you give people to reach you, the better. Give
them your email address, your IM address, and even your
telephone number. If you�re reticent about doing that, maybe
your cell phone number would seem better. Just remember, you
can always change a number, but most folks who call you are
just looking for guidance in their own online careers. They�re
in search of a beacon. You can be that beacon for them, if you
don�t abuse the privilege.

Sponsors who send an ad for another program in their messages
are spamming, pure and simple. Don�t do it. Aside from it being
against the terms of service in a majority of exchanges, it�s
just rude. Offer help and guidance and that person will
probably join your program anyway, just because you�ve taken
your time to be helpful.

I can�t tell you how many emails I�ve had, telling me that, �I
joined Program XYZ, and my upline sponsor said she�d call, but
never has,� or �I never knew I had an upline sponsor in XYZ.�
Well, it�s a shame you weren�t that person�s upline sponsor in
that traffic exchange, huh? You probably will be in others, if
you just give him or her a little support. It�s a cold, cruel
World Wide Web out there, folks. Be kind to others, and you are
sure to succeed.

About The Author: Pat Marcello has been building big downlines
and has made lots of friends through traffic exchanges. For
more tips, visit her at OVMarketing (http://ovweb.net),
http://OVEditing.com, http://OVBlogger.com.

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