by Rosie Cottis

In this new 7 Lies Of Network Marketing review I will set out exactly what I think about Ann Sieg’s controversial free report.

Ann’s report has sure stirred up some hot responses across the MLM world, especially among those who are dissatisfied with their network marketing business.

If you are struggling with your MLM business, you are not alone! Take a look at these worrying statistics:

- Some 90% of distributors will quit within the first 3 months. The most common reason? It’s too hard and too expensive.

- Over 95% will give up within the first 12 months.

- Even more disturbing, up to 80% never even experience the excitement of sponsoring their first recruit. The rest mostly sponsor 1 or 2 people, who then leave within a few months.

If you find these statistics disturbing, you are right to feel that way! Ann Sieg has set out in writing what many experienced MLMers have been afraid to say. She exposes all of the myths that we have been taught (and are teaching our downlines) about how to grow a network marketing business.

When I first saw the title ‘The 7 Great Lies Of Network Marketing’ I must admit that I thought it would be just another MLM basher. But after reading the report, I found it is not that at all. After setting out the ‘lies’ that you should disregard, Ann Sieg goes into how you can actually be successful in network marketing - while ignoring the myths that you have probably been taught.

Network marketing can be the best way to achieve financial success and independence for many people. And yet, as the statistics show, the great majority fall at the first obstacle. Why? Mainly because we are still being handed down methods that went out of date five or ten years ago.

“Everybody is your prospect … your business will be built for you … anyone can do this … there’s no selling …” Sound familiar? These are just some of the network marketing myths that Ann Sieg’s report exposes. Then, she explains briefly how you can become one of the ‘lucky’ ones who are successful with network marketing. Hint: it’s nothing to do with luck!

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