Anyone besides me want to SCREAM??? My Rant 4 the Day

Oh well, Cindy late to the party as always but better late than never. No you are not just having a bad day, you are saying what needs to be said. You cannot treat these spammers with kid gloves forever. APSense is growing and it is turning into one of the big dogs in the yard, the last thing we need is a bunch of spammers tunning around crapping all over said yard.

If you are going to run with the big dogs, you had better BE a big dog. In other words if you are going to market on a reput

no, u r NOT having an off day! the posters that copy/paste w/nothing but links are having a REALLY off day! ur are so rite! totally! it is more like spam than getting to know each other & the business's we are in! thx of the rant! keep 'em coming!

Jan, I must have really screamed at someone???
Sorry
I must of been having a bad hair day.
Cindy

Hello Cindy, I am here via a comment you left on another community article. No, I do not want to scream at 'beginners' they have to start somewhere to fine tune their marketing skills. In another community, some years ago, I am aware of a sucessful marketeer; whose page looks very similiar to your article subscription. I learned that that marketer only had skills a tad above their network. Collectively, the group was happy to own their first computer and their leader was happy they could sha

I guess that's what drags us all in :-) and why we (mostly) enjoy what we do. Wasn't "keep moving forward" the moto of Cornelius from "Meet the Robinsons" ? Either way it's a great quote. Thanks Cindy.

Your so right Ian... it is a learning process indeed.
It never stops
Think how boring it would be if it did.

Keep moving forward,
Cindy

Reading all of your comments reminded me of this quote - which I think is quite Apt.

Marketing is not an event, but a process . . . It has a
beginning, a middle, but never an end, for it is a process.
You improve it, perfect it, change it, even pause it. But
you never stop it completely.

Jay Conrad Levinson

Have a great day everyone.

Thanks Stephanie...
I am ready for your pole I know others would be as well
Bring it on...

Cindy

Hello all,

Everyone is so right. And giving the situatiuon here you a are allowed to rant about the error of people's ways (SafeAdZone - Clint and Cindy). I have a mailing list but then I realize that is not the only way to truly build rapport with other people.

I like apsesnse as well. The concept of a multi service network is genius. However, the spammers abuse what they have but choking you with their ads. That is so wrong all a marketer worth their good salt should take their time a

Awesome post Cindy, I haven't seen this many reply's to a blog lately :-) I'm sure I can add some rant in here, but you all have pretty much summed it up for me as well...I'm only part time on the net, come here maybe 1 or 2 days a week, but always theres something good cooking here at APSense amongst the clutter. Thanks for listening :-)

Ian

I'm pretty new to APsense but not to network marketing. So, my question is, what is the best way that you have found, Cindy and others, to truly, honestly establish rapport?

What can people do to separate themselves from the "short cutters" and "Spammers".

I think Wincer has built a fantastic system here, it's the best I've seen because the main functionalities are FREE, that's what all the others (DM, Giblink, that new achooo - ugh) are all lacking.

I guess people just have to establ

This is a problem that is compounded when they follow that with SPAMing other members' inboxes. This is not the way to market. This is just a sign to the more experienced marketers that you have no clue.

You're right, Cindy, there are many posts like that.
They're the ones to never visit again. :-)

Something else people do is request a contact, and the
first thing that happens when you do, is a sales pitch
lands in your in box. Haven't purchased anything yet
though!

Cheers
Jean

Annual Press you are so right.
Many people are very lazy and this is
NOT a profession for a lazy person.

I have worked harder at this than at anything I have ever done. The difference is... I have enjoyed all of this.

I remember when I started I didn't know how to copy and paste with a mouse I knew nothing about a computer I studied till I thought my head would explode.
but I never quit... it never entered my mind to quit
to stubborn I think.

I was lucky I got with a great group of

Also, somtimes people are too lazy to. Build the relationship they are so busy scrapping for the bottom dollar that they fail to see that they are hindering themselves.

I agree on all counts. People are taking short cuts and scrapping for the bottom dollar that they fail to see that a good business relationship is key to their success. Hmm that gives me anotherarticle. So much work to do.

Alta.. that is indeed a dead give away.
My defenses go up at that one too.

Thanks for the comments.
I just hope that those that NEED to see this WILL
I am hoping that is NOT to much to ask.

HHCTB?
Cindy

You know what you are absolutely correct. I am tired as you are of being hounded to death over the next best system. Everybody needs to shut up about their business opportunity. Abviously we are here for one reason and that is to make our business grow. But there is a right way and a wrong way to do so. Blasting to people doesn't work!!! Care about them, give them something of value, the most valuable item you have is yourself, and your ability to listen and hear what they are saying to you, not

Thanks Clint, I am so glad you have joined us here at ASPense.
And glad to know I am not alone in my thoughts.

You know relationship marketing is really not that hard.
It is just like being in school. Some kids were your friends and some kids were not.
It is just that simple.

You want to do things with your friends.
Or at least show an active interest in what it is that they do.

The kids who I was not friends with are the ones that I am sure were throwing links at me.

Cindy

Hi Cindy, I agree 110%. Some (most) Marketers just totally miss the concept of relationship building and possibly just benefitting from establishing rapport rather than pushing their juice, lotion, potion or travel deal.

Keep ranting, I agree!

I rant on my personal blog, too, not as often as I want, but, plan to rant more. It's cathartic! :)

Clint
http://www.clintonclark.ws