If you’ve ever tried building an online business, you’ve probably discovered something very quickly: joining an opportunity is often the easy part.
Getting people to actually see what you’re promoting is where the challenge begins.
You can have a great product, website and opportunity, but without consistent exposure, it’s difficult to build momentum.
That’s one of the ideas behind the SPS Rotator, part of the Simple Pay System.
The current SPS material describes the rotator as part of a wider team-building system connected with LiveGood. The broader SPS concept also incorporates traffic strategies, promotional pages, tracking, follow-up systems and team resources.
Why a System Matters
Many people enter affiliate or network marketing and immediately become overwhelmed.
They’re wondering:
- What do I promote?
- Where do I advertise?
- How do I track my advertising?
- What do I tell new members?
- How does my team duplicate what I’m doing?
Without a straightforward process, it’s easy to jump from one advertising method to another without ever developing consistency.
The SPS approach is designed around providing more structure.
Rather than thinking only about recruiting somebody today, think about building a process that another person can understand and repeat.
That’s where duplication becomes important.
The Rotator Concept
A rotator is essentially a system for directing traffic among different destinations or participants according to the system controlling it. SPS uses its rotator within its team-building process.
According to the current SPS instructions, a participant completes the initial SPS form, proceeds through the specified LiveGood enrollment process, and then returns to complete the SPS setup. The site states that completing that final setup is necessary to receive a promotional link and participate in the SPS rotator. [simplepaysystem.com]
Before joining, prospective participants should read the current SPS information carefully so they understand the requirements and costs.
Why Traffic Still Matters
No rotator eliminates the fundamental requirement of online marketing: people need to see the offer.
That’s why I believe the most interesting aspect of SPS isn’t simply the word “rotator.” It’s the idea of creating a repeatable marketing process around it.
Your job is still to promote, generate exposure, learn which traffic sources work for you and become better at communicating your offer.
There are no guarantees that any traffic source or business opportunity will produce income.
But a straightforward system can give you something valuable:
A plan to follow.
If you’ve been looking for a more structured approach to building your LiveGood business, the SPS Rotator may be worth investigating.
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