The tags promise network marketing lead generation and recruiting, and then the posts turn out to be about hair conditioner, blocked drains and organic vegetables. That gap is the first thing to know before you decide whether to stay.
What actually fills the blog is a short shelf of general how-to writing. A deep conditioning treatment you can do with a towel and half an hour. Why grout in a pipe usually beats a homeowner and needs a professional. How to keep your feelings out of a currency trade when your first winning position makes you want to double down. What matters when you choose a health insurance plan.
Only one piece addresses the business the tags describe, on keeping prospective downlines interested rather than chasing them.
The writing is plain and general, the sort of thing you would find in a magazine sidebar, and it will not tell an experienced reader much that is new.
Come here for a quick answer to a household question, and look elsewhere for marketing training.