The Cheapest Way to Create a forum on Getting Referrals

May 20, 2008 8:20pm CST
Hi, everyone! I am thinking of starting up an information forum on an exciting business opportunity that will soon be launched sometime this month. This would be with the objective that I will collect some worthy referrals who will eventually sign up and join under me.I would appreciate if you guys could share your experiences (or if you read something about it) on how you created yours with the cheapest investment possible. Thank you.
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zz1111
@zz1111 (215)
• China
21 May 08
ohoh,it is a question that i am eager to know too.mskate!because i am the same who get no referrals by now. it is interesting,isn`t it? how i admire you that you have a so nice idea to create a forum on getting referrals.i think it is going to be successful right now! best wishes to you,and i`d love to share with you more experience about it.
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sdas86
@sdas86 (6076)
• Malaysia
21 May 08
Hi zz1111, I have responded to your discussion. My idea is to ask friends and family members to join your referral link first and then you can try to use other methods to get even more referrals.
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zz1111
@zz1111 (215)
• China
21 May 08
the way you just said is very good,but i have try it already.mybe,we could find other methods to get our goal! thank you,dear! hope we will communicate with each other frequently and share our experience.
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MichaelJay
@MichaelJay (1100)
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22 May 08
The quickest and cheapest way is to create a blog and try to publicise it. These are usually free with sites like blogspot.com Many people are interested in gtting in on things when they are new. I have made a page called Network and Be Damned which is on a link from my profile. There I have listed the programs which I have found to be most effective and are free to join. The social website that pays is a good way of networking with like-minded people and creating interest. You should 'tease' people with a dribble of information to excite their interest rather than hitting them with a sales pitch immediately. This breadcrumb trail approach can be very effective. Good Luck.