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    There is no shortage of network marketing companies that a person can join. They cover almost every industry and niche available. But, where do you turn and what company is right. Every distributor from every company can give you their list of why their company is better than another. Below are three factors that you will want to consider before you ever commit to any network marketing company.

    The first factor is the age of the company. It is almost too easy to start a company these days. The sad part about all these start ups is that statistics have proven that 90% plus of these companies will not be in existence within five years. You need to choose a company that is at least five years old. Choosing otherwise is foolish and like playing Russian Roulette. Forget the “ground floor opportunities.” Those are just hype-filled words used to lure in the uninformed.

    If you want to work hard to build a strong income with a company, only to have it close and shut down within the five year period, then disregard this advice. I speak with distributors on a weekly basis who have had to change companies because the one they had been working with is no longer in business. If you want to build a long term, residual income, and put the odds in your favor, then choose a company that has already been through the tough times that claim the lives of 90% of the companies that could not make it.

    The second factor is to choose a company that has a recurring, monthly product purchase. There are too many companies that do not require a monthly product purchase. How can you expect to earn residual income if no one is required to make a purchase? Stability comes when hundreds of distributors in your team are each making regular, monthly purchases. Without monthly product purchases, preferably on auto-ship, you are setting yourself up for a roller coaster ride. You may receive $5,000 one month and $100 the next.

    The third factor is you need a compensation plan that will help the part-time worker to make at least $300 per month in a very short period of time. Too many network marketing companies bottom load the compensation plan making the good money only available to the heavy recruiters that build large organizations. Look for a company that both front loads and bottom loads. Part timers need to make money for their work and full timers need to make the kind of money that is going to keep them motivated to recruit. I would look for a company that allow a part timer to make $300 per month with less than 20 people in their organization, whether that is a binary, unilevel, or any type of hybrid plan. More than that, and it will discourage part timers and they will begin dropping out.

    Choosing the right company to work with is much more than falling in love with the product. You need to think like a business person with your head, and then let your heart follow once you have found a company that is worth investing your time, money, and energy into. If you follow these three factors you will be among the elite network marketers who are able to find a home that will last, produce a solid, stable income, and one that will have long time associates who are making good, part time income.

    Rich Niccolls has been helping networkers with leads for over seven years. One of the leads companies that he helps manager offers Autoresponder Leads for distributors who need MLM Email Leads for growing their business.

    This business is really not for everyone. After being a long time member of several webmaster forums you start to see the same type of people, the same type of questions. One of these people is the small – medium affiliate who has money to invest back in their business, but just can’t pull the trigger. If they knew 100% they would succeed and have a positive ROI then they would definitely do it. That is just the wrong attitude.

    Affiliate marketing is a lot like roulette. In it’s most simplest form you have red and you have black. And in business you have black for profits and red for losses. Either way, you can’t win if you don’t place your bets and once you do it will either be red or black. You can’t make money if you don’t take a risk. And it’s true, even if you want it to hit black every time you place your bet, eventually it will hit red and you will lose. It’s all part of the game.

    Investing your money into affiliate products or websites is easy when you break it down.

    1. Choose your affiliate product. If you are going to be promoting an already existent website of yours make sure your lead gen page is optimized for conversions.

    2. Hypothesize where the best place to invest money in that you think will produce a positive ROI. Do your research, take some educated guesses and don’t think about the possibility of losing your investment.

    3. Do it. Wait for the results and you will see it – red or black. Make sure you are tracking properly and efficiently.

    4. Trash the campaign if you missed and it’s clearly losing. Tweak if you are making money or just leave it running and start new campaigns targeting something else.

    5. Pump more money into what you know works and keep on doing it until the well runs dry.

    If you are still in a mindset that you are afraid to invest money to make money then you have forgotten the cliche “It takes money to make money”. The thing about cliches is a lot of them are true. Your web presence simply cannot grow naturally as fast as it can if you are investing money into it.

    Take PPC for example – many top PPC affiliate marketers spend thousands of dollars which they KNOW they are probably going to lose at first. They just want to see what works and what doesn’t, gather more information, etc. They know that once they figure out where to put the lion’s share of their money, the losses won’t matter anymore. Then it’s like they can cheat because they know it’s going to hit black every time so they bet bigger and bigger until it finally hits red again and they back off still up thousands. That’s the name of the game, because at the end of the day affiliate marketing is a numbers game.

    Unless you’re the luckiest horseshoe in the world you will inevitably lose some money while trying to find what works by yourself. I don’t care if its a CPM un-targeted mass buy, PPC campaign using long tail keywords, CPA ads or promoting poker portals – Once you find your own little spot that nobody else has found you can milk it for all it’s worth. If you are still thinking you just can’t risk a loss and couldn’t stomach and ad campaign that didn’t make you money, I do wish you good luck and hope I don’t hear you one day saying “Do you want fries with that?”.

    Kyle suggests you sign up for the Best Affiliate Program to earn top dollars on lifetime revenue.