The Renegade Network Marketer

It seems to be a tricky balance though. Corporate guidelines can be very strict on how you advertise. Liability lawyers, contracts and fine print can get in the way of even mentioning a business opportunity, your
network marketing company name or products on a personal website.

If a distributor mentions the company, its policies, or makes claims about the product(s), they could get into trouble.

Sieg likens it to "tying both hands behind the rep's back, throwing them in a pool and then telling them to swim". It doesn't work.

The solution to becoming successful on the internet without breaking any Company rules, is to develop a different mindset on what it is you're selling.

This is at the heart of what The Renegade Network Marketer is all about. Sieg has created a system that is outside the corporate framework. She then makes it available for you to use -- whether you are new to network marketing or a seasoned veteran.

Through The Renegade Network Marketer, Sieg helps others build their own presence on the web and then market that success even further.

It turns out that in network marketing your most important product is actually you; you and your successful marketing system.

You can promote your own brand, or internet identity, and your methods for
lead generation, using internet attraction marketing all the while establishing your expertise on the subject. You can do all this without violating you network marketing company's rules.

Just as it's difficult for you to freely advertise your company or product at times, it's difficult for a company to stop you from marketing your own particular system of success.

It's a strange dance that distributors and their company's perform. But it plays out every day on the web.

Network marketers have found ways to get around their company's strict advertising guidelines. The Renegade Network Marketer is one of those ways.

Not even once in the entire The Renegade Network Marketing system does Sieg even come close to mentioning what product she represents. She can't. Her hands are tied legally to prevent it.

And yet, she continues to add thousands of leads, and new distributors for her network marketing business every day.

So what does she do? She develops a marketing system that works, and then promotes that on the web as a part of her overall business strategy. Sure, at some point her prospects get hooked up with the company.

But in the beginning it's all Sieg. It's all The Renegade Network Marketing system.

For network marketers the news is good. The internet and all its marketing power stands ready for your use through The Renegade Network Marketer.

I'm not so sure the news is as good for the network marketing companies being represented.

If they don't change the way they do business I can see them being lost in the dust of the new school of thinking; like the thinking found in The Renegade Network Marketer.

Sieg got her start in network marketing nearly twenty years ago. Apparently that was when network marketers chased down Red Lobster waitresses' in restaurants and shoved cards in their blouse pocket. Sieg was there during that time, and by all accounts, she chased down her fair share of waitresses.

She was frustrated. The network marketing business was leaving her wanting more. She felt like she was spinning her wheels and increasingly, she felt like she was losing touch with her friends and family.

Sieg was being taught that sales in network marketing meant direct selling, and that meant selling at the top of your lungs.

Sieg's network marketing career has changed. She is now using the new attraction-based model. In her ebooks, The 7 Great Lies of Network Marketing and The Renegade Network Marketer, Sieg talks about some of these experiences, and clues us into what changed her network marketing outlook.

In The 7 Great Lies of Network Marketing Sieg says:

"After almost 2 years of religiously going to meetings, setting up appointments and showing the plan, I came to a point in my business where I hit a massive brick wall."

For all the work and effort that Sieg put into network marketing to that point, all Sieg had to show for it was a "mountain of debt, a pile of products, and a dwindling list of friends who actually still talked to me."

Sieg changed when she figured out a simple fact. The old school network marketing methods that she was using weren't working for her. She needed more than what her network marketing uplines were telling her, she needed new tools to run her business.

That's when Seig turned a corner. Sieg began to study sales and marketing, and what she found changed her life.

Sieg found out that there was an art and science to sales. She found techniques that gently taught prospects her way of thinking rather than having to clobber them over the head with trite sales lines. She learned that sales, like any other professional position, must be treated as a profession. So Sieg became a professional. This is a more "attractive" method.

Sieg's professionalism is in sales, marketing and professional development. Since her turning point in network marketing using the attraction marketing model, Sieg has researched such greats as Dale Carnegie and other leadership development 'guru's' in the field.

Through her work, Sieg has honed a new set of network marketing and sales skills. She has retooled her marketing to take advantage of the internet through attraction marketing.

Ann Sieg has taken a failing network marketing business, and she credits attraction marketing. She has become a recognized leader in the network marketing industry and sets an example of walking the walk in successful business building. The Renegade Network Marketer delivers for network marketers who want to know more about this remarkable change.

Ann Sieg is living the American Dream. It's the success story everybody wants to tell. Hard work, determination and good old stick-to-it-tiveness make for success in spite of adversity.

People are attracted to network marketing because they see it as the great business model it is.

Regardless of where you are now, you probably got into this business because of the upside potential.

You've most likely learned the network marketing business, actually any home business, takes work. Lots of hard work.

After the initial highs recede, after the glossy brochures have become tattered, torn and soiled, and after everybody's gone and it's just you; it sets in just how hard this business is.

This is the time when people think about quitting. When you think "Maybe this isn't for me, and maybe I should just throw in the towel."

And then there's Ann Sieg. Nearly twenty years ago she was a newcomer to network marketing. She had listened intently to all the possibilities, looked at the business opportunity and she felt the calling.

She entered the world of network marketing like the rest of us. Full of hope, full of dreams, and ready to work.

Ann's road in network marketing was not easy. She took advice from the typical sources available at the time. And she found that most of the advice was bad.

So bad, in fact, that her family was threatened when her son tried a pumped up sales technique to the wrong crowd. He was almost beaten.

That's enough to scare anyone away. But for Ann Sieg, it fueled her desire to find a better way.

That experience and experiences like it changed the way Ann approached her business. Through these changes, Ann found that the network marketing business can provide the rewards she was promised in the early days.

She began to see a new industry emerging, and she was ready to capitalize on it. Sieg recognized the potential in the new methods of internet network marketing and attraction marketing.

Ann had been trying for too long, with too little success to build her network marketing business using the traditional marketing methods taught by her MLM.

She began an intensive self study course in marketing, sales and personal development. She learned how to present her ideas in ways that attracted customers and prospects. She abandoned the old ways she had been taught through most of her MLM training.

Ann Sieg's work in the network marketing industry has set new standards. She has, almost single handedly, revamped the network marketing business model from the inside out.

She let us know that it's okay to talk about the negatives of the network marketing business as long as we are willing to work with the positives. Then she applied her own teachings and addressed the negatives one by one and found the solutions.

When the transformation was complete, Ann Sieg had built a network marketing business second to none. Her internet presence is wide and she is often the subject of news releases, articles and personal web testimonials.

She has established a training program for her team so that they can follow her network marketing success.

Her credits also include two eBooks, The 7 Great Lies of Network Marketing and The Renegade Network Marketer, both must reads for beginning network marketers and veterans alike who want to attract customers to their network marketing business.

Ann Sieg made good. Not just for herself, but for the rest of us.

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