Many people don't even realize they need an MLM prospecting system. They simply work and work, or keep on paying to send visitors to the company's landing pages, and eventually become discouraged with the lack of results.
There are a few things they fail to take into consideration (if they do it the old way):
In this network marketer review of Ray Higdon, we see an interesting phenomenon. Originally from a business background in real estate investment, he appears to have a very interesting approach.
Keep in mind as you read the following review - never "failed". It seems he was never the "struggling network marketing professional". He also never did it part time.
That does not, however, take anything away from the fact that what he teaches works, and is based on common sense and business logic: 
Eric Worre - Many people have written about his book "Go Pro", but not many people have ever done a review of Eric Worre himself - the man behind the book. There is a lot to tell, so...
An objective review of Eric Worre:
Having spent most of his twenty five years in network marketing as a distributor, Eric brings with him a wealth of experience and knowledge. 
Many people wonder if attraction marketing has withstood the test of time. Does it still work? After all, things are changing rapidly in the age we live in, and even more so on the internet.
If you have ever tried your hand at network marketing, you were most probably told to recruit friends and family…
yeah, right…:)
Let’s get this straight:
Facebook prospecting for MLM doesn't need to be difficult. If you do it the wrong way, you could make it difficult for yourself, but there is an easy, logical way to do it.
Before you start Facebook prospecting, always remember this: NEVER mention the name of the company or opportunity you are promoting in your social posts (or messages).