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He asked a man struggling with the same affiliate programme who his sponsor was, and the reply was a question: what sponsor? LuSundra recognised the feeling immediately, having been left in the same position, and built a post about serving people before leading them out of it.

The other three are practical and short. One explains a syndication community in plain terms, where you share other people's work and they share yours, and puts a number on how much further that reaches than posting alone. One deals with a page sitting in no man's land with no followers, and the awkward realisation that simply inviting people works even though it feels desperate. One breaks a sales funnel into four parts so that somebody who has only heard the word can see the shape.

Four posts. Read the servant leadership one if you have people under you and no idea what that means, and the funnel one if you have been nodding along without asking.

You Must Serve In Order To Lead|A Leadership Principle

Dec 29, 2011 · LuSundra

The inspiration for this post came from a webinar I attended that talked about being a servant leader. Let me share a quick story: I met a gentleman on Facebook who is…

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Content Syndication With TribePro

Dec 27, 2011 · LuSundra

Content Syndication With TribePro – What’s In It For Me? With blogging fast becoming one of the most popular avenues to generate income, new bloggers need a way to get their message…

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3 Ways To Get More Fans On Your Facebook Fanpage

Dec 26, 2011 · LuSundra

Are you struggling with ways to get more fans on your Facebook Fanpage? If you’re a business-owner of any sort, having a Facebook Fan Page is a great tool. With Facebook having…

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4 Parts Of A Basic Sales Funnel

Dec 19, 2011 · LuSundra

A sales funnel is an absolute necessity to any online marketer. That sales funnel must begin with an enticing offer, gradually qualify your leads, and ultimately provide you with prospects for your…

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