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I was conversing with a fellow marketer of mine, Jocelyn Jones, last week about how to impose teamwork into a direct sales business to constitute the team, and then to what extent would you maintain the concept. Our talks kept on arriving back to a renowned networking strategy called Tribe Marketing.

Tribes are a group of marketers that help promote each other’s business by commenting on their blog, tweeting about them, digging their articles, giving testimonials, rating and commenting videos on Youtube, and anything else that will help build the names of the people in their group. If done the right way this can be extremely powerful.

Looking for people to work with is very simple; all you have to do is enquire people you know that are in your own business opportunity, and people, who are in groups on your social networking sites like Facebook or LinkedIn. Explicate to them that by assisting each other you establish credibility in other people’s eyes and that is what develops a solid business in this industry.

There is an appropriate way and an improper way to do this. The incorrect way is to have a little group of 3 people that continue giving each other 2 way link backs. If you are making use of this tactic for SEO marketing, doing it this way will altogether defeat the sole purpose of what you are trying to acquire. Search engines detest this, and can effortlessly determine this activity, which can make your site blacklisted.

The appropriate way is to collect a large group of people, preferably at least 15-20. Then split the group to assist each other. For example, I agree to facilitate the promotion of my friend John’s content, he facilitates promoting Suzie’s and Suzie promotes mine. See, how easily it works? One way linking is how you improve your ranking in search engines. The more people you accumulate in the group, the more one way links you can build.

Anyway, Jocelyn was telling me about her team with TVI Express how they use the Tribe concept in an unique and highly successful way. Unlike majority of the downline groups or teams in formal MLM’s where they make use of the original Tribe Marketing to establish separate teams, Jocelyn’s team promotes the group and segments the new members evenly among the team. It doesn’t matter how long you’ve been a member or how many people you’ve personally recruited either.

Each member of the group gets to choose their own marketing technique they’d like to do to help promote the group so you never get stuck doing something you’ll hate. If you are a newbie to network marketing or just don’t realize what to do, the team will even assist you in finding something and instructing you how to do that. Everyone shares something and everyone is benefited.

As a matter of fact, their team slogan is “No one is left behind”.

Does this actually work? You can get your answer from Mrs. Jones if it does. In 40 days, and for lower than a $300 investment, she acquires a downline of over 80 people, has gained all of her money back, and has also got a nice big fat $10,000 check. She personally recruited only a few of her 80 group members and got the rest because the team works in mass together allowing them to build a large team in a smaller amount of time than it would take if each individual person tried to build their groups on their own.

So, does this work? Construct a team and let your upshots speak for themselves.

If you want to see if Jocelyn’s Tribe Marketing concept actually works, visit The Presidential Group now to learn the secrets to this teams massive success.

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