Continued from Part 1…

So here are the 5 big mistakes people make with the Reverse Funnel System:

1. Starting without adequate funding.

Read the website. It advises having $2K-$5K to begin for startup and marketing costs. There aren’t any requirements that people must begin with that, but it would be wise.

Depending on one’s internet marketing experience, it can take time to “fill your funnel” with qualified prospects. Be optimistic, but be realistic. Any skill takes time to learn. You just can’t stick your head on your computer screen and get an “instant internet marketer” download!

2. Believing that all types of marketing are equal or that purchasing massive quantities of “biz-opp seekers” is a solid marketing plan. It’s not. A good sponsor should be willing to talk to you about your budget and your goals and assist you in developing a solid pro-active marketing plan to achieve those goals in the shortest time possible. Additionally, a team forum can provide great opportunities for brainstorming and creating the right plan of action for you.

3. Believing that NO personal support will be needed by those you bring into the Reverse Funnel System.

Honestly, Ty Coughlin’s Inner Circle has some of the best training calls I’ve ever heard. There are 3 live advertising training calls a week, most lasting 1 1/2 to 2 hours. There are 8 other live training calls a week, many of which allow a Q &A time. Ty Coughlin himself opens up some of these calls to speak with team members 2 or 3 times a week. So that’s great.

And we also have email support and live online chat support throughout the day in our backoffice.

But the reality is that some people will need a little personal assistance from you. They may just want to connect with you personally, hear the voice of their sponsor, be assured they haven’t joined some “pyramid scheme” and may just need a gentle nudge in the direction of all those great Reverse Funnel System team member resources.

Our Global Mentors Team has great additional resources as well…another great reason to take a look at this through my Reverse Funnel System (hint, hint).

Continued in Part 3…

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Expect success!

Stevie Knight

UPDATE: While I have great regard for Global Resorts Network
and still promote its excellent value, I no longer recommend the
Reverse Funnel System. While people DO fail and some systems succeed
(the tag-line of RFS), real leadership in the direct sales/network
marketing industry involves real personal growth and learning specific
skills. Systems are secondary. Good systems that encourage leadership,
growth and personal responsibility are rare. Contact me for specific recommendations.