As a network marketer you are in the business of building a downline. If you are seeking to be successful you want to build a massive downline. The issues you need to confront are not just about putting more people in but rather what should come before that.

When building your business you are constantly trying to solve problems that arise in your own business but also in your downline's. The easier it is for them to grow their business the more money you will make. Sometimes solving all these problems can lead to overload and exhaustion. You are only one person so it is important to have a method in place that can take care of these issues systematically.

You need to focus on solving the two biggest problems your downline faces. If you solve these two problems the rest will come much easier. Out of all the issues that come up most of them equal one of two things they run out of.

1- Not enough money.

2- Not enough leads.

These two items have been the fall of many network marketing businesses. So how do you solve these problems?

The easiest way to solve both these problems with one stone is to have a funded proposal. A funded proposal offers you and your downline the ability to create money up front while building a list of leads to present your network marketing opportunity to.

It solves the problem of money by providing upfront income whether someone joins your business or not. This upfront income usually comes from the sale of an information product.

The issue of not enough leads is resolved by generating them yourself. The best case scenario is when your upfront money covers all your marketing effort to generate leads. Your downline then has both of their problems fixed. They have money to generate targeted leads to grow their business.

It is important for you to remember that if money and leads is an issue for you it will also be a problem for your downline. First get your problem solved and then you will be better equipped to help those in your business! For more details on growing your network marketing opportunity, follow the link below for more information.

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