Recruiting stalls for most people at the same moment: the product is fine, the plan is fine, and nobody can say why anyone should care. These posts keep circling back to that, and the answer they give is unglamorous. It starts with knowing the product well enough to write an honest review of it, and continues with letting the person in front of you talk about themselves before you pitch anything at all. He also tells you to write every mistake down so that you never repeat it.
Lucas Adamski runs long, well over a thousand words a piece, and he covers multi-level marketing alongside social media, affiliate promotion and running a home business as one continuous subject rather than four separate ones.
The writing stays instructional from beginning to end. There are no confessions and no stories about a bad month, so anyone hoping for a personal account should look elsewhere. What you find instead is the same advice worked from several directions, which suits a reader who needs it repeated before it sticks.
Useful when you have a downline that is not moving and you suspect the problem is you rather than the compensation plan. Pick one habit from a post and hold it for a week before reading the next.