Attraction Marketing Mistakes people are making

by Daniel Mcgonagle on October 12, 2009

A lot of network marketers have learned that PRACTICING attraction marketing is one of the key to their success, with the other major necessary component being their marketing a funded proposal.

Sometimes teaching people new concepts to implement like attraction marketing is like teaching a child to ride a bike for the first few times; as soon as you take off the training wheels or let go, they fall down.

To PRACTICE attraction marketing you need to PRACTICE it, not write about it.

So why am I writing about it then , isn’t that a two-faced and confusing thing to say (don’t write about but here I am writing about it)?

I guess it might seem that way but my goal here is to tell you not to write about it but instead put it into play for yourself by doing everything but write about it.

I do beleive in transparency when revealing what marketing methods I use for my business, but sometimes you can go too far and confuse your readers when you act like a grade-school teacher who tells their students,

“When writing something here’s the format;

Tell them what you’re going to tell them,
Then tell them
Then tell them what you told them”

While that’s a great format for telling people what you’re writing about in a paragraph, that’s not necessarily what you want to do when you try to “sell-ucate” your prospects and readers.

With attraction marketing to work well, you need to practice what you preach…not just preach.

There’s a big difference there, and once you figure out what that difference is, you can keep the training wheels off for good.