How to Build Your Downline

the problem   is  this  building  an  Downline   it  takes  time  also  it's  an  time game  as  well 

1. Be loyal to your company brand. Lead by example, so buy and use the products you sell. If your company specializes in home water purifiers, don't buy bottled water. Be a walking advertisement so your downline will do the same.

2. Encourage your downline to attend as many group-wide meetings and conventions as possible. Being in an atmosphere with other distributors provides motivation and revitalizes the resolve to set and keep goals. Also, these conventions showcase products and services, which can help improve sales. By building your immediate downline and those they sponsor, you increase income for everyone involved.

3. Mentor the downline in your group and organize meetings in their homes. Encourage them to invite people investigating the opportunity, then tell your other distributors about the time and place. Don't worry about space. The more crowded the venue, the more excited participants become. It's better to run out of seats than to set out too many empty chairs.

4. Promote the business-building tools that were helpful to you. Since you can't mentor all of your downline at the same time, encourage them to seek information and training from the CDs and books. Make sure you have read and listened to everything you suggest, in case members of your downline ask you about them.

5. Show you care. Place people before business to build trust. Listen to their challenges and offer real solutions that benefit them, not just yourself. Having the respect of members in your downline can motivate them to continue growing their businesses because they enjoy working with you.

Utilize Social Media.

Another thing that you should be doing in order to market your business opportunity is utilizing social media. Far too few network marketers strategically use social media in order to build their downline. This can be one of the most effective ways to building a solid downline because you have the potential to reach a ton of people, with very little ‘effort.’ How hard is it to write a single post on your Facebook wall or to post a single Tweet on Twitter?

Follow Up.

The biggest mistake that network marketers make when they are prospecting is not following up correctly. The truth is, the prospect will remain a prospect until he/she says they are not interested. If they give any other response and/or excuse, you need to continue to follow up with them. A lot of people are simply too busy or too scared to commit to your business opportunity at the time you speak to them. That does not mean that they are going to be too busy or too scared later on down the road. Always follow up with them.