Leaders Club tries to sell its leads to all other mlm companies. They have a great target market because rather than do the same thing as every other mlm, they're actually marketing to the people currently involved in other mlm companies. Leaders club simply claims they can help boost your existing mlm efforts. Leaders Club goes on to name several big names in mlm that use leads from the leaders club. I didn't see any mention of any tracking of how well the leaders club leads specifically performed. Just because a big name mlm uses leads from the Leaders club from time to time doesn't mean the leads are any good. I'd like to see some better statistics and tracking from these big mlm companies that supposedly use leads from the Leaders club. I'd like to see some good testimonials from some of the companies that use the leaders club leads.
The real genius of the leaders club is the fact that not only do they provide leads to other mlm companies, but they actually are an mlm company themselves. So I imagine they have created a situation where they can take the existing distributors from other mlms and bringing them into their organization.
The Leaders Club leads are generated by running generic MLM business opportunity
advertisements in major newspapers and magazines. When a prospect
calls and answers these ads, they are put onto lists and sold. The leads are sold with or without phone
numbers, and you can purchase them in your choice of quantities.
Again, they claim they provide leads for approximately 100 different network marketing companies.
A subsription to Leaders Club will run you at least $45 per month and much more if you want a serious quantity of leads. Leaders Club claims to help its subscribers maximize their
marketing potential with our monthly newsletter, training calls and select
books and audio’s from their Leaders Club Resource Catalog.
Leaders club claims they advertise in leading opportunity publications, card decks, magazines, newspapers, and on the Internet.
Leaders club also claims that every prospect who responds to their ads speaks to a live operator who asks their name, address and phone number and verifies their interest in building a home-based network marketing business. Leaders Club claims to then double check these leads against the national postal database to further ensure accuracy.
Leaders club claims most of the leads you receive will have answered a lead generation ad the company places out like nets within the last 60 days. Beware of the fact that some companies send the same leads to thousands of their customers. And I can't say whether leaders club does this or not. I'm still investigating them at this point in time. I will let you know by posting my results from the Leaders Club leads on this website in the near future.
