Success in ACN – Can it Happen to You?

ACN is a network marketing company that was founded in 1993 by Greg Provenzano, Robert Stevanovski, Mike Cupisz, and Tony Cupisz. they provide consumers services including Local and Long Distance Telephone, Internet and Wireless Internet, Satellite TV with DIRECTV and DISH Network, and Home Security with ADT. they also have independent business representatives who engage in a home based business opportunity. can you, the average person, be successful in the home based business known as ACN? Let’s take an unbiased look at the pros and cons of to answer that question.

The Pros:

Any company that has survived 17 years in today’s economic turmoil has to have a strong core. ACN has a presence in 20 countries, spanning North America, Europe, Australia, and new Zealand. they are claiming double digit growth in the past few years, and report (however unverified) over $500 million in sales a year. with the ability of creating a an international business, where a person living in Canada could work with contacts back in Italy, and the endorsement by Donald Trump on the TV show The Apprentice, ACN has some very strong credentials.

The Cons:

While it is true everyone is using telephone service, this is a market that is highly over saturated with different companies offering super deals everywhere you turn. even of the benches at the local bus stop. also ACN, like most network marketing companies, teach their new distributors to start with their friends and family. I don’t see Donald Trump soliciting his friends and family with the business opportunity ACN provides, so where are these opportunities that take the average person the ranks of RVP and beyond?

The key to success is to learn how to market ACN to people, worldwide, that have a need, want, and desire for these products and services. You can begin with you family, but before you are a complete burn out and become part of the NFL (No Friends Left) Society, you need to get your message out to the world. the internet world. You need to know the inner workings of the Social Network arena using Facebook, Twitter, and other Web 2.0 media to reach out to people. You then need to master the internet advertising market known as pay-per-click to attract target leads, and position them in front of you.

Both alternatives are very effective in growing a ACN business, but they do require a unique set of skills that you need to acquire. Just like any other business, if you want to be successful, you need to be trained. if someone is truly interested in a successful ACN business, I would suggest they consider a serious investment in some professional marketing training. otherwise, they may be better off just saving a few dollars on the phone bill.

Patrick Logan is a professional marketer, with over 40 years experinece in the corporate and private computer and internet world. to learn more about developing a significant and profitable ACN business, get the free ACN Insiders Report here.