Do you remember playing Monopoly the board game? With its little green houses and red hotels.   (Unless you have the Collectors edition in which case the houses are silver and the hotels are gold).

Do you remember collecting rent from people who landed on your property… Do not pass go… Get out of jail cards… Community Chest cards and all that?

It came to me in a flash today, that building a financial empire on the web is a lot like that.  This can really supercharge your MLM business online from both the opportunity and the products or services you provide.

In Monopoly, you start the game with just a little bit of money (just like MLM network marketing industry).  You land on properties and decide to buy them, if you can afford them. Eventually you add houses to your properties and then hotels.

Most people start online with little money and buy a property. It’s called “getting a domain name and hosting”.
Eventually they start to develop the property by adding web pages, or “houses” to the property.

If you eventually have 100 pages, it’s like owning a hotel in the game. It costs more to get (mostly time), but you collect a lot more when people land on it. They click on your AdSense ads, and buy more from your affiliate links.

In the game, if you own all the properties of a color-group, you collect double the rent when someone lands on any property in that group.

The web is similar, if you dominate a niche market with related sites that are linked together. You double your chances that someone will buy something from at least one of your web properties.

So, say you have a health niche.  It’s well known that people search for the specifics, not the general health category.  In fact, it’s “proven” buyers get VERY specific.  So do you have something to help diabetics, cholesterol, aging, depression, blood disorders, candida, Cardiovascular health, nutrition,
sleeping or smoking…c’mon ALL of these are in the health arena… and in monopoly…you establish a page for each on your site and bingo…search engines find you and so the people do.  Everyone of those niches in health have extensive keywords tied to them that people would search for…is your site coming up? 

The more I think about it, the more I realize, that playing the game of Monopoly is a lot like building a web monopoly… except you’re not doing it for “Monopoly money” you’re doing it for real.

Either way it takes a commitment. Monopoly can take hours to play. Building a web monopoly is no different, but the objective is similar…”To become the wealthiest player through buying, renting and selling of property.”

So let me ask you, are you tired of working for someone else? Are you tired of dressing for work and the commute. Are you fed up with the office politics, the boss and the clients? Are you ready for a change?

But are you truly and deeply committed to that change, from the bottom of your heart?

If you’re truly tired of the rat race, and ready for change, it’s time to close that chapter of your life. It’s time start playing a new game of web site monopoly.

Start with just one property and who knows…Maybe soon you’ll be the wealthiest player in the game.

MLM is known for it’s quality products and you could be selling a ton of your product if you know how to set it up.  At one time, I had 25,000 customers buying one of my health products and the fantastic part is they literally built the site with the words they used to describe the product.  Once I published 1 customers name, I had a ton of others asking to add their testimonials…and then they started to send people to the site to SEE their name.  It was a 2 year effort and lasted 5 years, so it was well worth the time it took.

Can you implement an idea like this for your MLM Business?

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