Although there is a lot that goes behind the scenes of the business, the money making activities can really be broken down to just 3 steps.

1. You have to sell the service, being electricity.

2. You're going to have to build your organization- that means sponsoring new distributors or building your downline

3. The last step would be teaching your distributors on how to duplicate the process

Sounds pretty basic right? But from what I seen, many Ambit distributors struggle to do just that.

The Problem?

Well for one, its in the way the service is promoted by many distributors. Many new Ambit Energy consultants have no clue on how to do just that. For many it's their first time in a network marketing business opportunity. They have no marketing experience and no previous training.

Okay, you may get your traditional to do marketing outline, such as writing down a list of your 100 closes family and friends, going out posting flrys, knock on doors and maybe even do some cold calling. But really what all that does is just make you sound is like a desperate salesman. Its no wonder why many never get the results they're looking for leaving them wondering if Ambit Energy was the right business opportunity to begin with.

You know its funny how those who succeed and make several thousand dollars per month with Ambit Energy say it's the best thing they could have done for their family and financial future, and those who fail and quit say the opposite. To them it just another scam. They lose the initial start up costs of $400.00 dollars - plus their time, so I guess it's only natural to give the company a bad rap.

If you're doing research on Ambit Energy trying to decide if this opportunity is right for you, here's what I recommend you do.

Talk to a couple of Ambit Energy Reps. You might even consider connecting with former distributors. It'll be interesting to find out why the reason why they quit.

What I personally found was that all successful Ambit reps all had one thing in common- They were all committed and determined, they were willing to do whatever it took to succeed.

You see, from my personal experience in network marketing, Ambit is not the problem - its marketing approach, mindset and training that most distributors never get.

As a distributor if you never get the proper and effective training to market the product or service, you are never going to learn how to generate leads. And if you're having a hard time generating leads you're never going to create sales. It's that simple.

If you have no leads coming in You have no business.

The fact is that Ambit Energy has nothing to do with your business. It all about the marketing, the way YOU promote, the way YOU approach a prospect, the way people see YOU, and the way YOU sell YOURself.

Here's something to keep in mind:

"People hate to be sold but they love to buy"

Just think about it, the last time someone came up to you trying to sell you a product at the mall or out on the streets your first thought is "Great".. what is this guy trying to sell me now" And before they can finish talking you're already saying NO. Most of the time you're saying NO before you even know what they're selling.

You do this because you are immediately turned off by this approach.

Of course you are! Who wouldn't?

Or you may say something like "I don't have any money right now" just to make them leave you alone but sure enough, 30 minutes later you're spending money on stuff you probably don't even need.

You see, we as people love to buy stuff; we just don't like to be pushed to it.

I say this because YOU as a network marketer must understand that they way you approach a prospect will determine if you make a sell or not. It's not necessarily what you're selling but how you sell it.

Remember people want to buy, but they never want to be sold. It is your job as marketer to find those techniques that work, those techniques that make people want to buy from you.

If you can do that, I promise you, Ambit Energy can be the best business opportunity out there for you. But one thing for sure, it will take hard work, a positive attitude and a solid marketing plan to succeed.