Global Verge Buzzirk Business Opportunity Review – Is Global Verge Ready For Mainstream Success?
All the hype and commotion on today’s marketing is coming from a company called Global Verge. So what is the deal with this business opportunity and is it worth pursuing?
The Basic Info of Global Verge:
Missouri is the headquarters for Global Verge with their motto “Help make the world a better place.”
Global Verge is founded on 3 principles:
1) Buy services and products from Global Verge due to value
2) Attract more people to the opportunity
3) Join Global Verge business and move product through the Global Store.
So guess what. The hype isn’t wrong. Sales are doing great and products are souring. More and more people are finding value in the company and at the same time people are making money off of products people want today.
But is there something a miss? What is there that isn’t being paid attention to…
Something seems a bit odd. The product seems original but something seems weird. From the information given, there is is something missing:
Are distributors supposed to grow their business doing that? I guess one could take the position that as long as you have a company website you have a internet presence but that is pretty sorry in my book. That has nothing to do with online marketing.
Going about using the 100 names list is not what reps want as a marketing plan. Bothering all your friends and family doesnt make people happy.
Do you think it’s a normal occurance for people to run to the next great business or product?
So the missing piece to having an explosion for home business owners is “Who is going to teach me HOW to marketing Global Verge Online?”. Selling your company url isn’t going to work.
What will be the Unique Selling Point for distributors? The 3 foot rule is not a marketing strategy.
Learning HOW to attract targeted leads to your business is the ONLY way to explode online. Business growth is much easier when people actually want Global Verge.
Flip the tables and start attracting leads to the business versus begging for people to join.
