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Posted by Randy Kopplin on September 12, 2019 - 6:51pm


Today, I want to discuss cold market recruiting and its dangers.

And I don’t say dangers lightly.

Historically, offline in-person cold market recruiting was the primary means to find prospects in the network marketing industry.

Broadly defined, the cold market refers to people you didn’t previously have a relationship with and basically don’t know you personally.

The warm market is defined as people you do know… your friends, your family, even your acquaintances.

In network marketing, the warm market is where you normally start.

But once you’ve exhausted your friends and family, it’s time to go into the cold market of folks you don’t already know.

And the two main traditional methods people use are a) in-person prospecting and b) cold calling purchased leads over the phone.

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Kevin Jacobson You can Target your market so that you find people that are truly interested in business opportunities, you have a much better chance of success, then trying to talk people into your business opportunity.
September 13, 2019 at 5:41am