Allow me to begin by saying that I’m not in any way trying to put down the MLM Lead System Pro. I think it’s a potentially good system for the network marketer beginning the often confusing journey into the online networking realm.

So here’s my take.

For starters, MLM Lead System Pro is an automated marketing funnel that is fully customizable and offered for a reasonable price ($47/month).

Some of the benefits I’ve seen include:

1. Personal branding.
2. List building on personal autoresponder account.
3. Customizable.

This is a huge step up from many of the other automated systems out there.

Now here’s what I don’t really like.

The MLM Lead System Pro doesn’t allow the user to ever see what organization is being promoted on the front end. The funnel feels really sneaky to me…and although the sales page is convincing and fairly well written, I still feel like I’m being led down a hazy path….only to end up at the MLM Lead System Pro sales page.

It feels insecure, and brands the people marketing the system NOT as leaders, but as individuals posing as leaders (of what?) that are heavily relying on the crafted sales page. It leaves us thinking these folks haven’t developed their sales skills enough to powerfully influence others.

Now, before you think I just plain don’t get it, let me explain.

I know the ins and outs of Attraction Marketing. In fact, I’ve built several organizations using strictly attraction marketing strategies to market.

My experience tells me that people want transparency. We buy from and join in business with people we trust. And honestly, the internet has enough opportunists out there that it only takes a fraction of a second to break someone’s trust.

It just doesn’t feel right to watch someone brand themselves as a leader only to have them lead a prospect right back to a sales funnel that SELLS the sales funnel.

But before I’m labeled a hypocrite, please understand that I tried some similar tactics in my newbie days of online marketing. I only began to experience success when I treated people with the same level of honesty that I myself appreciate.

I’ve built some very successful organizations, and I’m willing to share what’s worked for both me and my downlines.

By: Jenn Lawlor