I have leads for just about any need… MLM, Network Marketing, High Ticket, Top Tier, Direct Sales, Gifting, Affiliate, and more. Contact me today to discuss your needs.

Another great distinction is that genealogy leads are your best match in terms of targeting your offer with people who are the best fit. It makes sense to always strive to share your offer with those who are the most targeted to receive it based upon carefully chosen criteria. With genealogy leads you have the necessary data to wisely choose who to share your offer with. Opportunity seekers don’t afford you the same abilities. And you can do is hope for the best and use the “shotgun approach” which rarely ever works.

1. They are a buyer who has demonstrated they don’t have a problem spending $500. when they like something.
2. They also don’t have a problem spending another $200. a month on auto ship.
3. They also are okay with the MLM business model concept including the compensation plan.
4. They also are open to nutritional health type products. Perhaps they are in to fitness and wellness etc.

So, if you have a product or service that fits in to the areas of health, wellness, fitness, of course MLM, this would be a highly targeted list for you to share your offer with. The people on this list would be most likely to have a genuine interest in your offer based upon the aforementioned criteria.

This approach is the very same one that major companies and corporations use to do demographic targeted marketing because it works! Remember, you don’t need to try and reinvent the wheel when it is turning very smoothly. These billion dollar companies have already done the market research for you!

1. Do not use a canned recorded message from your upline or sponsor. You do not want to blend in with the rest. You want to stand apart as someone who is unique and can help the prospect achieve their goals.
2. Do not try to close the sale in the initial message recording.
3. Use a short, direct to the point initial recorded message. It should give the prospect two options. Go to your site or add to DNC.
4. Do not give away too much information in the initial call. You want to tease the prospect enough to get them to visit your site.
5. Always have a double opt-in landing page. Use a compelling headline and a short video that gets people to opt in to your list.

https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/business-center/guidance/qa-telemarketers-sellers-about-dnc-provisions-tsr

Given the fact that lead prices can vary based upon supply and demand, as well as many other factors, it’s tough to maintain a set price for each list day after day. To try to do so would create too much extra work to maintain, given the large number of available lists.

I offer essentially 4 lead package price options which are outlined elsewhere on this page. Just scroll to the price section to see the breakdown and available options. I trust you will find them to be of great value to you as a consumer.

Feel free to contact me for a quote either for a single lead list or available discounts when purchasing multiple lists at the same time.

 Based upon the expressed needs of past customers I have set up three payment options which I have found to satisfy everyone.

1. Direct deposit. This option saves me the merchant fee. I pass the savings back to you depending upon how many lists you purchase. Be sure to ask me how you can get a FREE list with your purchase by making a direct deposit.
2. Wire. These days almost everyone is using online banking. It’s very popular. A wire transfer is super fast and convenient to initiate from your online banking account or at your local branch. I will email wire instructions upon request.
3. Overnight. Some prefer simply sending payment overnight via UPS, FedEx etc.

Contact me today to discuss which payment option works best for you, along with your option to get a free list with your purchase.

Think about a business opportunity magazine with many ads in the back appearing side by side. The advertisers continue to place their ads and the magazines always do very well in ad sales. This obviously proves the competition doesn’t bother anyone nor slow down their sales. What it boils down to is the actual offer and how it is being presented.

Speaking of presentation… not everyone is a great presenter. Let’s say Bill, Todd, and Sally managed to get their hands on the same list. Bill is a MLM guy. Todd is doing a Gifting activity. And Sally is in a Top Tier program. So we have three different opportunities. Each being presented by a different person. Now let’s say all three are doing voice broadcasting. And (even though it’s rare) let’s say that somehow Bill, Todd, and Sally managed to all decide to work the same list the same day. The issue then becomes who is interested in which offer. Let’s say the list is 5,000 people who received all three offers. Human nature will dictate that a certain percentage will be open and interested in Bill’s offer… a certain percentage in Todd’s offer… a certain percentage in Sally’s offer. Then on top of that, another thing to consider is the offers themselves. How good are they. Remember, presentation is obviously very important in sales.

There are many different niches with lots of diversity in each. There are people working MLM, Networking, High Ticket, Top Tier, Direct Sales, Gifting, Affiliate offers etc. and many more. Not everyone who contacts me is looking for the same type of list, as they are each working a large variety of different programs and opportunities.

Let’s say John is involved in a MLM opportunity. He is going to be interested in other like-minded MLM and Networking prospects. He is looking for people who share his passion, and believe in the long term residual income business model and compensation structure of MLM.

Let’s say Mary is involved in a Gifting activity. She is going to be interested in other like-mined people who share her passion, and believe in receiving cash in the mail without a product being offered. She is not interested in team building, training etc.

Let’s say Mike is involved in a High Ticket opportunity. He is going to be interested in other like-minded people who share his passion for the High Ticket, large income per sale business model.

Let’s say Julie is an affiliate selling other people’s products, programs, services, training courses etc. She is going to be interested in prospects who are willing to spend in the low to mid ticket, sometimes higher price range.

If you look at the examples above, one easy distinction is that John isn’t interested in gifting leads and Mary isn’t interested in MLM leads. The obvious reason is that the compensation models are completely different. John would be wasting his time trying to recruit people who are passionate about the gifting activity, and likewise Mary would be wasting hers approaching MLM prospects.

This is one of many reasons why it’s very important who you purchase leads from. You always want to make sure you are sending a good offer to a targeted list that is most likely to be open and receptive to your offer. Then and only then can the “numbers work in your favor” as they say.

The bottom line is there simply isn’t one list that works for everybody. There are many niche targeted specific lists that will work very well for the right niche respectively. I will discuss your type of offer and strive to get you the best list(s) that are best suited and targeted for your offer.

Many other lead and list brokers will sell the same list as many times per day as there are people willing to buy it. I pride myself in refusing to follow this unscrupulous business practice. Instead I believe in long term client relationship building and repeat business. I know that the only way this will happen with you is when you have a good result with the list(s) you purchase. I will do all I can to help you get the right offer out to the right list(s). It is not my goal to add to the over saturation of any list. I also spread out the lists when I sell them. For example, if you call me requesting a specific list and I have already sold it earlier in the day and I know someone else is about to send an offer to it, I will tell you. It’s just the fair thing to do. It’s a good ethical business practice.