I have to apologize to you for my recent feeble attempt to become a successful recruiter by heavily advertising The Advertising Gold Mine.
My on line presence may suggest otherwise, but I usually don't have large downlines at all. Also, I don't maintain a list of contacts to bombard with new opportunities. I could, because many people contact me each week - but I choose not to. Why? Maybe because I don't like to be bombarded myself and I was taught to treat others the way I would like to be treated. Even the ones who specifically ask to be put on my list, receive an explanation that I don't have a list. They are free to contact me anytime about the programs I put up and they can track my site and blogs but I don't actively contact my 'contacts'.
However, this one time I did. I sent out an e-mail to over a hundred people, explaining to them why The Advertising Gold Mine was such a good deal. I am now sorry I did so.
This is part of what I just posted on MMG forum:
... this one is for good recruiters after all.
I was so excited about the idea of guaranteed cycling but without the earnings of every second / fourth / sixth etc bronze position, there is just no way my earnings can keep up with my subscription payments anymore.
I'm sure there are heavy hitters out there who are making a fortune from the renewal bonuses alone but I'm not one of them. I had 10 refs but I only have 6 left now. I have noticed the total membership drop from time to time (stats on home page) but I had not expected to be one of the people leaving ......
I am not a good recruiter at all - maybe I'm just too honest for that because I simply cannot hype up a program with a clear conscience, without knowing for certain what it will do for the ones I recruit. I am now sorry I even tried. And I'm sorry for the other non-recruiters I got involved here. Another lesson learnt - I stink at MLM!
So here it is: my heartfelt apology for attempting to drag you into 'the next best thing'. I promise it won't happen again.
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