Over the last 2 years, Empower Network has attracted a lot of media attention and hype for being the next big home business on the block. Today we will be looking at the negative aspects of it, focusing on areas such as the value for money in terms of products you receive.
With so much hype surrounding the online business industry, it's hard to learn how to make money online without getting misled by hype. Every new opportunity claims to be the one you were waiting for.
This particular opportunity was no different, arriving in a whirlwind of hype and misinformation. Like most other new home businesses, there were thousands of affiliates who wasted money and time to no avail, hoping for an overnight method of building a secondary income. Now that the dust has settled we can see things a little bit more clearly.
The first rule of home business success is that you must find a company which provides you with an affiliate plan and product package you are attracted to. It cannot be one-sided, otherwise it will not lead to long-term success. []
For example, there are many folks who spend their time hopping between businesses each month and not getting any results. They tend to be drawn in by large pay plans. The products generally get overlooked and they are there purely to make cash as an affiliate. This leads to failure. Think about it, as an affiliate you earn by signing up other members to go get the product package from the company you represent. If that product package is nonsense then it doesn't really matter how great the affiliate plan is, because you'll never earn a lot of money selling something which is not value for money.
The product provided by Empower Network is a blogging system. Anybody who has used the internet for a while now will know that they can essentially grab a blog for free if they want to, so this questions the value behind a $25 monthly price tag here. There is one small difference with this particular type of blog which will either make it or break it for you.
The blogging platform has achieved authority status within search engines such as Google. So, if you are trying to establish yourself as a leader within a particular niche then that could be something worthwhile as it would allow you to gain higher rankings for low or moderately popular keywords. If not, however, then it doesn't really represent any value to you at all.
Things are kept very simple with regards to the affiliate plan. Despite all the hype surrounding it, members simply earn $25 per referral each time they introduce others to the company.
How attracted you are towards a business like Empower Network will depend upon how much you could use a blog with authority status in search engines. If this is something you could use in your quest to make money online with a business or as an affiliate then it's right up your street. However, if you are merely tempted to join by the large income potential within the pay structure you would be better off finding an opportunity which had products you actually found appealing.
With so much hype surrounding the online business industry, it's hard to learn how to make money online without getting misled by hype. Every new opportunity claims to be the one you were waiting for.
This particular opportunity was no different, arriving in a whirlwind of hype and misinformation. Like most other new home businesses, there were thousands of affiliates who wasted money and time to no avail, hoping for an overnight method of building a secondary income. Now that the dust has settled we can see things a little bit more clearly.
The first rule of home business success is that you must find a company which provides you with an affiliate plan and product package you are attracted to. It cannot be one-sided, otherwise it will not lead to long-term success. []
For example, there are many folks who spend their time hopping between businesses each month and not getting any results. They tend to be drawn in by large pay plans. The products generally get overlooked and they are there purely to make cash as an affiliate. This leads to failure. Think about it, as an affiliate you earn by signing up other members to go get the product package from the company you represent. If that product package is nonsense then it doesn't really matter how great the affiliate plan is, because you'll never earn a lot of money selling something which is not value for money.
The product provided by Empower Network is a blogging system. Anybody who has used the internet for a while now will know that they can essentially grab a blog for free if they want to, so this questions the value behind a $25 monthly price tag here. There is one small difference with this particular type of blog which will either make it or break it for you.
The blogging platform has achieved authority status within search engines such as Google. So, if you are trying to establish yourself as a leader within a particular niche then that could be something worthwhile as it would allow you to gain higher rankings for low or moderately popular keywords. If not, however, then it doesn't really represent any value to you at all.
Things are kept very simple with regards to the affiliate plan. Despite all the hype surrounding it, members simply earn $25 per referral each time they introduce others to the company.
How attracted you are towards a business like Empower Network will depend upon how much you could use a blog with authority status in search engines. If this is something you could use in your quest to make money online with a business or as an affiliate then it's right up your street. However, if you are merely tempted to join by the large income potential within the pay structure you would be better off finding an opportunity which had products you actually found appealing.
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More Info: Russ Howe is now a world leading Empower Network affiliate. You can watch his thorough and direct empower network review in today's video clip, which covers the aspects of the home based business industry which prevent most affiliates from succeeding.
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