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Old School vs. New School Network Marketing

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Old School vs. New School Controversy

Ray Higdon and Buddy Hodges at Pro Marketing Summit

Ray Higdon, Number One Top Earner with Numis Network , expressed his opinion in

a brief video at the Pro Marketing Summit. (Click this link to watch 1 minute video.)

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5 Responses to "Old School vs. New School Network Marketing"

Mike Hemmins says:

August 3, 2012 at 12:36 pm
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Hi Buddy…Common-sense argument I guess? MLM isn’t that far removed from traditional business and every business needs to prospect. I think the benefit for certain people within the MLM industry is that they can choose to market online (albeit passively) and still develop their business. OK, it may take a little longer, but sometimes cultural differences within different countries may mean that a more passive slant is the better way. Whatever way you look at it, Ray is definitely THE man right now. Great video – thanks…
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Jacs Henderson @ Network Marketing Online says:

August 9, 2012 at 11:53 am
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Brilliant that Ray would answer your question on Video Buddy – at the end of the day, we all need to find what works best for ourselves 🙂
hope you enjoyed the Summit!
Jacs
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Mandy Allen@Learn To Blog says:

August 11, 2012 at 6:18 am
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It’s great working online and meeting people from all over the world, but don’t you think the BEST way to interact fully is to get together in the same room? I really love networking events where I can meet people face to face. I also learn better this way. Great video and I totally agree with Mike’s comment above about the structure of business through the ages.

Enjoy the journey.

Mandy
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Christi Johnson says:

August 21, 2012 at 11:14 am
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Buddy…I LOVE that you have a picture with Ray Higdon. He is my FAVORITE male network marketing professional. Hands down…my FAVORITE! He keeps things simple, he is consistent, he understands how to provide value to us consistently…and I just love him.

I think that old school tactics can meet well with new school tactics, and no matter who you are, you have to be able to prospect. In all businesses, you eventually have to get on the phone, don’t you? Great article, buddy! (I love that your name is Buddy and that “buddy” is one of my favorite terms as well. LOL!!)
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Harold Gardner says:

November 29, 2012 at 7:13 pm
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My suspicion is that everyone is looking for that magic secret where well qualified prospects flow into your sales funnel at no cost or effort. I don’t find a contradiction between the old & new school ways. We have always had a multitude of approaches. Some work better in particular niches. Some work better for particular sales people. Some work better for particular companies. The key is discovering the right solution for your situation and working that solution…or more likely that combination of solutions.
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