Guaranteed Sign-Ups for Your Website: Is it Right For You?

Ohhh... So you don't want to spend your precious little time getting people to join your program... or you don't know how and you don't want to learn how because you're too lazy... So you decided to pay someone else to do that for you!

You decided that it would be ALOT faster and easier if you just PAY someone to get other people to join under your program. Because the only thing you know is that with a BIG group, you can make alot of money... So why not just pay someone and have your BIG group right away tomorrow?

Well, of course, you can do that.

It's call "Guaranteed Signups", and there's a number of company who offer this service.

One company charges only $70 for 100 signups.. .and if you're trying to build a group in a Network Marketing (or MLM or affiliate) program with a downline... waking up one morning to find that 100 new people have signed up in your group sounds like a dream come true!

But are you sure THAT would be worth $70?

That depends.

If they're real people who have read your website and decided that they want to join your program and actually DO SOMETHING after they sign up... yes, that would probably be worth far more than $70.

Infact it could be worth hundreds or even thousands of dollars depending on how your program is structured and the compensation plan your program includes.

But...

What if... those names and emails just came from a list in a database maintained by that company? All you have to do is send the money, someone pushes a button and the *POOF*, there's goes what you called "Guaranteed Sign-Ups".

But what if they never even ONCE seen your website?

~OR~

What if... the company you purchased the "sign-ups" from give those 100 people a link and then say, fill in the blanks and i will give you a few cents.

What if... that company that charged you $70 had a list of people living in impoverished countries who will gladly sign up for your program (as long as it's free to join)... because that company pays them 10 cents for joining each program the company sends to them?

What if... you paid that company $70 and they spent $$10 to get 100 people from China (for example) to sign up for your program?