The Keen Marketer

Since my journey into attraction marketing has changed my whole approach to network marketing, I had pretty well given up of ever recruiting locally.

It wasn’t until I read a post by John Holcombe explaining the difference between recruiting locally or long distance.

John made a really good point when he said that it was difficult to recruit locally because it was forcing us to adopt our old school recruiting habits where you bug friends and family. He added that you also needed to join social clubs and such if you wanted to reach a broader section of the population.

Not being a social butterfly, I don’t particularly like clubs.

I really took notice, however, when he mentioned how we can still recruit locally through attraction marketing.

He suggested we use search engine keywords that focus on the city you live in or the surrounding area.  Just as an example, I could write an article targeting network marketers that live in my neck of the woods here in Northern Ontario.

Search engines would eventually spit you out. He also suggested using Google which allows PPC local advertising.

Thanks to John’s tip and putting into practice attraction marketing in the very essence of what it means, I have learned more than one way of marketing myself.

Now my family and friends don’t have to avoid me.