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Answer Upon - A Review of Desktop Lightning
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Fortunately, Desktop Lightning has built in a couple of features that ameliorate these concerns.
First, they limit the number of messages any member receives to 14 per week. DesktopLightning explains the mathematics behind this limit in their Support section, if you are interested, but the main point is that even if you join Desktop Lightning a year or two after the initial release, you will not be inundated with messages.
Second, if you are a Platinum member (currently $14.99 per month if you purchase it immediately after signing up; if you wait to upgrade it's $19.99 per month), you benefit from the "Platinum Bonus" program described above, in which you are able to send messages twice a week to 57 randomly selected Desktop Lightning members.
Recommendations (Details)
I'm neutral on the free version since it might prove frustrating for newbies trying to recruit downline members when they have little marketing experience to b
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Positive
- Communicate directly with a minimum of 114 randomly selected members every week without enrolling a single downline member.
- Receive a maximum of 14 messages per week.
- The owners of the program do not bombard you with their own advertisements.
- The cost is much less than if you paid for email leads, not to mention the problem of spam filters for traditional email marketing.
- Free membership won't yield significant results unless you are quite experienced at building a downline.
- Desktop Lightning has not yet created a sense of community among its members. An active forum where members genuinely help each other and the moderation isn't arbitrary and aloof, would prove very attractive to new and existing members alike.
- Recipients of messages are other affiliate and network marketers. Therefore, individuals marketing products or services that don't appeal to that audience would probably not benefit as much from Desktop Lightning.
Desktop Lightning is a viral marketing tool designed to help you build a list of potential new distributors, customers, or joint venture partners.
You communicate with your list via a desktop application, which alerts the user whenever he or she has a message via a small notification window in the lower right corner of your screen (similar to many programs, such as the Gmail notification tool).
Positive Features (Details)
Over time, DesktopLightning will empower you to build a list of people who are already interested in earning money from home via affiliate, internet, or network marketing.
You are able to communicate with these members direct to their desktops, thereby bypassing the spam filters that prevent many of your emails from reaching their intended audience.
Thus you have a very targeted market for your opportunity or services. By gradually building a relationship with your list members, e.g., by offering them assistance and advice, you create an atmosphere of trust which increases the chances they will become interested in your business opportunity or services.
A major benefit of Desktop Lightning if you are a Platinum member (currently $14.99 per month if you purchase it immediately after signing up; if you wait to upgrade it's $19.99 per month) is the "Platinum Bonus" feature. The way it works is that every time you send out a broadcast to your downline, your message also goes out to an additional random group of at least 57 people in the DesktopLightning system.
Thus, not only will your messages reach your downline members, but they will also reach a random group of at least 57 other members. This "Platinum Bonus" significantly enhances the value of the upgraded version. I should note here that Desktop Lightning does not have an affiliate program. I want to mention this fact so that you know that I am not recommending the Platinum version because I can make money off it. I recommend the Platinum version because I believe you receive good value for your money.
Negatives (Details)
It takes awhile to build a list, whether it's using Desktop Lightning or other methods. Therefore, you have to approach building a list with a tool like Desktop Lightning as a long-term process. Some of the ads for Desktop Lightning refer to sending messages to thousands of people. The ads can make it sound like you'll be sending messages to thousands right away.
Unless you have a huge list of loyal subscribers that just ain't gonna happen!
Of course, if you approach the task as a marathon as opposed to a 100-meter dash then this doesn't have to be a problem. I simply don't want you to assume that a thousand-member downline from the get-go is the norm.
I was initially concerned that DesktopLightning would suffer from some of the same problems as other list-building programs. For example, in many instances the older the program, the less attractive it is to potential new members because they fear being inundated with emails from a large upline and they worry about their own ability to recruit new members.
Another problem with many downline builder programs is that the new member drop out rate is high, usually because new members become discouraged only being able to send emails to a handful of people. Sure, a few experienced marketers build a large downline quickly but the average person has to promote a list-builder for a few months to build a reasonably sized downline. Many new members become discouraged and quit before that happens.
Fortunately, Desktop Lightning has built in a couple of features that ameliorate these concerns.
First, they limit the number of messages any member receives to 14 per week. DesktopLightning explains the mathematics behind this limit in their Support section, if you are interested, but the main point is that even if you join Desktop Lightning a year or two after the initial release, you will not be inundated with messages.
Second, if you are a Platinum member (currently $14.99 per month if you purchase it immediately after signing up; if you wait to upgrade it's $19.99 per month), you benefit from the "Platinum Bonus" program described above, in which you are able to send messages twice a week to 57 randomly selected Desktop Lightning members.
Recommendations (Details)
I'm neutral on the free version since it might prove frustrating for newbies trying to recruit downline members when they have little marketing experience to be
Do you dream of picking up the phone and hearing the person on the other end of the line say, “Hi, you don’t know me but I’d like to work with you. Here’s my credit card number. When can we start?”You might laugh, but isn’t that what we all really want, deep down?Well, the good news is, it’s totally POSSIBLE. I’ve found a way to make this happen and can honestly say that a third of the private coaching clients I sign on, I’ve never met before and don’t know who they are until I get that phone call that says they’re ready to get started. Here’s how I do it and how you can too.You need to stop pushing and start PULLING your clients in with your materials. To educate your environment and turn interest into a prospect and a prospect into a client, you’ll need some marketing materials that REALLY SPEAK to them.You’re looking for something that PULLS them in and gets them to, at all costs, want to talk to you:Here’s how you get ready for the next assignment:Put yourself in their shoes first. Stop focusing on yourself and talk about them and their struggles. Then, only then, can you position yourself as
Desktop Lightning is a viral marketing tool designed to help you build a list of potential new distributors, customers, or joint venture partners.
You communicate with your list via a desktop application, which alerts the user whenever he or she has a message via a small notification window in the lower right corner of your screen (similar to many programs, such as the Gmail notification tool).
Positive Features (Details)
Over time, DesktopLightning will empower you to build a list of people who are already interested in earning money from home via affiliate, internet, or network marketing.
You are able to communicate with these members direct to their desktops, thereby bypassing the spam filters that prevent many of your emails from reaching their intended audience.
Thus you have a very targeted market for your opportunity or services. By gradually building a relationship with your list members, e.g., by offering them assistance and advice, you create an atmosphere of trust which increases the chances they will become interested in your business opportunity or services.
A major benefit of Desktop Lightning if you are a Platinum member (currently $14.99 per month if you purchase it immediately after signing up; if you wait to upgrade it's $19.99 per month) is the "Platinum Bonus" feature. The way it works is that every time you send out a broadcast to your downline, your message also goes out to an additional random group of at least 57 people in the DesktopLightning system.
Thus, not only will your messages reach your downline members, but they will also reach a random group of at least 57 other members. This "Platinum Bonus" significantly enhances the value of the upgraded version. I should note here that Desktop Lightning does not have an affiliate program. I want to mention this fact so that you know that I am not recommending the Platinum version because I can make money off it. I recommend the Platinum version because I believe you receive good value for your money.
Negatives (Details)
It takes awhile to build a list, whether it's using Desktop Lightning or other methods. Therefore, you have to approach building a list with a tool like Desktop Lightning as a long-term process. Some of the ads for Desktop Lightning refer to sending messages to thousands of people. The ads can make it sound like you'll be sending messages to thousands right away.
Unless you have a huge list of loyal subscribers that just ain't gonna happen!
Of course, if you approach the task as a marathon as opposed to a 100-meter dash then this doesn't have to be a problem. I simply don't want you to assume that a thousand-member downline from the get-go is the norm.
I was initially concerned that DesktopLightning would suffer from some of the same problems as other list-building programs. For example, in many instances the older the program, the less attractive it is to potential new members because they fear being inundated with emails from a large upline and they worry about their own ability to recruit new members.
Another problem with many downline builder programs is that the new member drop out rate is high, usually because new members become discouraged only being able to send emails to a handful of people. Sure, a few experienced marketers build a large downline quickly but the average person has to promote a list-builder for a few months to build a reasonably sized downline. Many new members become discouraged and quit before that happens.
Fortunately, Desktop Lightning has built in a couple of features that ameliorate these concerns.
First, they limit the number of messages any member receives to 14 per week. DesktopLightning explains the mathematics behind this limit in their Support section, if you are interested, but the main point is that even if you join Desktop Lightning a year or two after the initial release, you will not be inundated with messages.
Second, if you are a Platinum member (currently $14.99 per month if you purchase it immediately after signing up; if you wait to upgrade it's $19.99 per month), you benefit from the "Platinum Bonus" program described above, in which you are able to send messages twice a week to 57 randomly selected Desktop Lightning members.
Recommendations (Details)
I'm neutral on the free version since it might prove frustrating for newbies trying to recruit downline members when they have little marketing experience to b
The cost of presenteeism has now surpassed the cost of absenteeism. Presenteeism, which refers to sick employees who come to work instead of staying at home, now surpasses $180 billion annually. Absenteeism, where the employee does not report to work, costs $118 billion annually and medical expenses and lost productivity.Employee “illness” can be grouped into five different categories. The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) breaks down the impact in this way:1. Personal illnesses account for 35% 2. Family issues make up 21% 3. Personal needs combine for 18% 4. An entitlement mentality accounts for 14% 5. Stress makes up the final 12%The SHRM figures refer to absenteeism alone, therefore may not be applicable in the same percentages to presenteeism. However some presenteeism will fall in each of the categories. This occurs when, for example, an employee has family issues to deal with however they do not feel the entire day needs to be taken off of work. They will make the necessary phone calls to resolve the family issues on company time. In the case of the entitlement mentality, when employees see other employees taking long lunches or bre
A major benefit of Desktop Lightning if you are a Platinum member (currently $14.99 per month if you purchase it immediately after signing up; if you wait to upgrade it's $19.99 per month) is the "Platinum Bonus" feature. The way it works is that every time you send out a broadcast to your downline, your message also goes out to an additional random group of at least 57 people in the DesktopLightning system.
Thus, not only will your messages reach your downline members, but they will also reach a random group of at least 57 other members. This "Platinum Bonus" significantly enhances the value of the upgraded version. I should note here that Desktop Lightning does not have an affiliate program. I want to mention this fact so that you know that I am not recommending the Platinum version because I can make money off it. I recommend the Platinum version because I believe you receive good value for your money.
Negatives (Details)
It takes awhile to build a list, whether it's using Desktop Lightning or other methods. Therefore, you have to approach building a list with a tool like Desktop Lightning as a long-term process. Some of the ads for Desktop Lightning refer to sending messages to thousands of people. The ads can make it sound like you'll be sending messages to thousands right away.
Unless you have a huge list of loyal subscribers that just ain't gonna happen!
Of course, if you approach the task as a marathon as opposed to a 100-meter dash then this doesn't have to be a problem. I simply don't want you to assume that a thousand-member downline from the get-go is the norm.
I was initially concerned that DesktopLightning would suffer from some of the same problems as other list-building programs. For example, in many instances the older the program, the less attractive it is to potential new members because they fear being inundated with emails from a large upline and they worry about their own ability to recruit new members.
Another problem with many downline builder programs is that the new member drop out rate is high, usually because new members become discouraged only being able to send emails to a handful of people. Sure, a few experienced marketers build a large downline quickly but the average person has to promote a list-builder for a few months to build a reasonably sized downline. Many new members become discouraged and quit before that happens.
Fortunately, Desktop Lightning has built in a couple of features that ameliorate these concerns.
First, they limit the number of messages any member receives to 14 per week. DesktopLightning explains the mathematics behind this limit in their Support section, if you are interested, but the main point is that even if you join Desktop Lightning a year or two after the initial release, you will not be inundated with messages.
Second, if you are a Platinum member (currently $14.99 per month if you purchase it immediately after signing up; if you wait to upgrade it's $19.99 per month), you benefit from the "Platinum Bonus" program described above, in which you are able to send messages twice a week to 57 randomly selected Desktop Lightning members.
Recommendations (Details)
I'm neutral on the free version since it might prove frustrating for newbies trying to recruit downline members when they have little marketing experience to b
Do you know where to find the best merchant account? If so, you probably already have one. If not, maybe it’s time to find out. A merchant account can open the door to e-commerce and position your company for unprecedented growth. The chief benefit sought by many business owners is the ability to process credit card payments. Studies suggest that people who pay with plastic tend to shop often and spend more. You can take advantage of this trend with a merchant account from a reliable lender.Plenty of well-known or highly ranked banks and financial institutions offer what some consider as the best merchant account. Since not all of them can be the best, however, it’s really up to the client—that’s you—to decide which account plan will best help your business to grow. Much will depend on the fees involved with various services. For example, some lenders charge application fees while others do not. Other lenders expect you to pay annual membership fees. It is a good idea to check out the price lists at each lender’s site or to discuss these with an account representative before signing a contract. Some lenders are known for implementing a terrific credit processor with a combination termina
Unless you have a huge list of loyal subscribers that just ain't gonna happen!
Of course, if you approach the task as a marathon as opposed to a 100-meter dash then this doesn't have to be a problem. I simply don't want you to assume that a thousand-member downline from the get-go is the norm.
I was initially concerned that DesktopLightning would suffer from some of the same problems as other list-building programs. For example, in many instances the older the program, the less attractive it is to potential new members because they fear being inundated with emails from a large upline and they worry about their own ability to recruit new members.
Another problem with many downline builder programs is that the new member drop out rate is high, usually because new members become discouraged only being able to send emails to a handful of people. Sure, a few experienced marketers build a large downline quickly but the average person has to promote a list-builder for a few months to build a reasonably sized downline. Many new members become discouraged and quit before that happens.
Fortunately, Desktop Lightning has built in a couple of features that ameliorate these concerns.
First, they limit the number of messages any member receives to 14 per week. DesktopLightning explains the mathematics behind this limit in their Support section, if you are interested, but the main point is that even if you join Desktop Lightning a year or two after the initial release, you will not be inundated with messages.
Second, if you are a Platinum member (currently $14.99 per month if you purchase it immediately after signing up; if you wait to upgrade it's $19.99 per month), you benefit from the "Platinum Bonus" program described above, in which you are able to send messages twice a week to 57 randomly selected Desktop Lightning members.
Recommendations (Details)
I'm neutral on the free version since it might prove frustrating for newbies trying to recruit downline members when they have little marketing experience to b
One of the key ways netrepreneurs are optimizing their websites is through the use of targeted articles that use specific keywords or phrases that assist in the positive advancement of the site’s rankings with established search engines.Many of the articles on your website may change from time to time. The information that was provided was informative, but you’ve moved on to other targeted keywords as part of an overall marketing strategy utilizing Search Engine Optimization (SEO) techniques.Because there are not enough hours in the day many online marketers will bring a freelance writer alongside to assist in the development of relevant information in a style that fits the purpose and objectives of the website.If this describes you it is important that you specify the need for the ownership of full rights to the work. It may cost a little more, but if you don’t receive these rights from the author you may be restricted in how you use the material.In essence, when a writer surrenders full right, the provided work becomes your property upon payment. You can alter the content and even assign your own name to the work when you own full rights. This may be important in k
Fortunately, Desktop Lightning has built in a couple of features that ameliorate these concerns.
First, they limit the number of messages any member receives to 14 per week. DesktopLightning explains the mathematics behind this limit in their Support section, if you are interested, but the main point is that even if you join Desktop Lightning a year or two after the initial release, you will not be inundated with messages.
Second, if you are a Platinum member (currently $14.99 per month if you purchase it immediately after signing up; if you wait to upgrade it's $19.99 per month), you benefit from the "Platinum Bonus" program described above, in which you are able to send messages twice a week to 57 randomly selected Desktop Lightning members.
Recommendations (Details)
I'm neutral on the free version since it might prove frustrating for newbies trying to recruit downline members when they have little marketing experience to begin with. It could work for people who know or are willing to learn Internet marketing.
I highly recommend the "Platinum" version upgrade. The clincher for me was realizing that for $15.00 per month I could buy at the most maybe a 150 email leads (at 10 cents each) from a business opportunity lead vendor. But we know how email leads are these days--they're usually a waste of money because so many of the emails never reach an Inbox because of spam filters.
Alternatively, I could pay $15.00 per month for Desktop Lightning and send at least 456 messages per month (without having referred anyone!) direct to the desktops of "prequalified" prospects. By "prequalified" I'm referring to the fact that Desktop Lightning members already know they want a home business and they're doing something about it. Contrast that with a typical email lead who is "just curious."
One of the criticisms of list-building programs is that everyone is trying to sell--no one is interested in buying. But if you do it right (build trust, offer value, develop relationships) other home business entrepreneurs can be your best customers, distributors, or business partners.
Think about your own businesses: Did you learn about your opportunity, products, or services from another affiliate or network marketer? I bet the answer is "yes" for at least some of the products or services you promote.
If you are able to promote Desktop Lightning to a mailing list or via advertising and you are patient and persistent about it, it could prove to be a great way to build a targeted list of home-based business entrepreneurs with whom you communicate much easier than if you had to rely on email.
Who should not purchase Desktop Lightning?
If you don't already have an ezine or blog or web site and you know very little about Internet marketing such that even free advertising on traffic exchanges is something you're hesitant to do, then you'll probably want to hold off on Desktop Lightning.
You can use Desktop Lightning for free but I don't recommend it, mainly because you miss out on the "Platinum Bonus" feature, wherein you can send messages to 57 randomly selected members twice a week.
Purchasing Tip
If you decide to sign up for Desktop Lightning, immediately after entering your information--you register for the free program first--you will see a page with a one-time offer to lock in a discounted price ($14.99 per month) for the Platinum version.
Unlike a lot of "one-time offers" which seem to last forever, the publishers of DesktopLightning are actually serious about this offer. If you close that page and go back even minutes later wanting to upgrade, the price will have gone up to $19.99 per month.
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