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Ty Tribble has been doing Network Marketing for a very long time. Like anything someone does for years and years, they tend to become an experts expert over time. Over the years he’s not only mastered how to get a ton of traffic to promote any Network Marketing Program, but he has also acquired the keen ability to convert this traffic into leads, income and MLM Reps which is very rare in this industry. There are a few who can do this and Ty is definitely one of the few who has harnessed this skill.

Ty Tribble currently lives in the city of Federal Way in the state of Washington with his family. He has a wife named Richelle as well as two children Tyler and Emma. Ty has been featured in Success From Home Magazine and even Entrepreneur Magazine which has millions of readers. A lot of people even consider him the #1 Authority on blogging for the Network Marketing Industry although we think truly yours here and his business partner could be a runner up, lol.

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Ty Tribble is a MLM guru renowned for his blogging prowess and ability to convert his readers into leads and then into new distributors for his Eiro Research opportunity. Ty Tribble has been around for a while and many people know his name, look up to him, and even look forward to joining his team. Why? Is it because of some secret MLM guru gazing power? No, not at all.

In fact, all MLM gurus share what Ty Tribble has done in common. The thing that Ty Tribble did was instead of going around with fake pictures of Eiro Research and blog after article of hyping up Eiro Research, Ty Tribble built his business around himself. He built up his brand as a internet network marketer. With the testimonial from Mike Dillard, there is not much more social proof someone needs when considering to join Ty Tribble.

Be sure to check out our extensive coverage of iJango at the MLM Blog.

I will be doing a Social Marketing training event covering the basics of Social and Internet Marketing in Clarksville, TN on Saturday, June 6th from Noon to 4PM…

SATURDAY, JUNE 6
EIRO SUPER SATURDAY featuring Founding Partner Ty Tribble
Training, Strategy & Leadership Development
Noon – 4:00pm
Fieldstone Place
51 Patel Way
Clarksville, TN 37043
Please contact Marcia Norfleet at mnorfleet9@aol.com for more information.

The event is free and will be focused on EIRO Research.

Dallas based EIRO Research has launched a $5,000 home business economic stimulus package to help home business owners earn significant income, faster.

If you would like to learn more about the EIRO Home Business Economic Stimulus Package, visit: EIRO Opportunity

In addition, EIRO raised the commissions on it’s EIRO Energy Drink product, offering one of the best payouts in home business:

EIRO Research, a Dallas-based nutritional company, posted over 215% growth in the first quarter of 2009. Rapid growth in the company follows a successful pre-launch convention in March 2009 and the launch of EIRO Energy, a natural, healthful alternative to conventional energy drinks. EIRO Energy is the company’s second product, following the November 2008 launch of its superantioxidant liquid nutriceutical, EIRO.

In response to the early success of EIRO Energy, EIRO Research announced on April 1, 2009 that it has increased commissionable volume on the popular energy drink. “Response to the launch of EIRO Energy has been tremendous. The high volume of orders we have experienced since the product’s launch has allowed us to reduce our costs on EIRO Energy. We are thrilled to be able to pass this on to our associates,” explains Chris Hausman, CEO.

EIRO Energy is available in 12-unit fridge packs of 8.4 oz cans and is available to associates for a wholesale price of $35 with a newly increased commissionable volume of 30.00. Response from EIRO’s associates to this increase in commission has been phenomenal. Founding Partner Ty Tribble says, “In over 15 years in this industry, I’ve never seen a network marketing company do anything like this!”

Give to your network without seeking anything in return and then when you ask for something in return, watch what happens…

Helen Walters of Businessweek.com shares a couple of very cool examples of the power of building a network community:

Happening # 1

David Armano (@armano), VP of Experience Design at the Chicago marketing consultancy Critical Mass, posted an enigmatic tweet on his Twitter feed. “Hey everyone. I am going to need a very BIG favor from you. It’s going to be asking a lot. I’ll let you know more very soon.” A few minutes later he posted a request for help for Daniela, an acquaintance in a bad situation.

Sadly, we’ve all heard similar stories before. But what happened next was nothing short of phenomenal. Armano’s network of 8,150 followers swung into action, spreading the word about Daniela. Within a few hours, donations had reached $5,000. This morning, donations have topped $11,700, and there’s probably more to come.

Happening # 2

Tireless tech world figure, blogger, Tweeter (etc), Robert Scoble (@scobleizer) found himself in a jam.

The bus transporting him and eight blogger cronies to the CES show broke down about 100 miles outside of Las Vegas. “Getting taxis to come pick us up this time of night is proving troubling,” Scoble tweeted. “Any ideas?” Apparently so. Scoble’s network (of nearly 48,000) swung into action and a few hours later the day was saved. “Tons of people have been helping us get unstranded – all via Twitter,” Scoble noted.

I know that dripping and pinging sound like something a person should visit the doctor about but they are actually techniques that I use to stay in touch with people in my network.

Dripping

Dripping is the term I use to describe how I drip information on potential business partners. Sometimes things don’t align (life happens, etc.) and a person who is very interested in your product or business doesn’t get involved right away. These are the people I drip on. I send them a weekly email with information about an upcoming meeting or conference call and then I always add some type of value to the email such as a link to an article on small business. Lastly, I invite them to re-engage with me. I offer my phone number and tell them to give me a call if they have any questions.

Pinging

I stole the pinging concept from Keith Ferrazzi. Here is an explanation about pinging from Inc.:

Eighty percent of success, Woody Allen once said, is just showing up. Eighty percent of networking is just staying in touch. (Keith) Ferrazzi calls it “pinging.” It’s a quick, casual greeting. He makes hundreds of phone calls a day. Most of them are simply quick hellos that he leaves on friends’ voice mail. He sends E-mail constantly. He remembers birthdays and makes a special point of reaching people when they have one. When it comes to relationship maintenance, he is, in the words of more than one friend, “the most relentless, energetic person I know.”

I am about to hit the road for a 6 Week U.S. Tour leading up to the Pre-Launch event for Eiro Research. If you would like to see me speak live, you will find me in the following cities:

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Jan 12th: Indianapolis, IN
Jan 13th: Grand Rapids, MI
Jan 14th: Chicago, IL
Jan 19th: Kansas City, MO
Jan 20th: Louisville, KY
Jan 21st: Corpus Christi, TX
Jan 26th: San Diego, CA
Jan 27th: Las Vegas, NV
Jan 28th: Redding, CA
Feb 2nd: Kansas City, MO
Feb 3rd: Louisville, KY
Feb 4th: Corpus Christi, TX
Feb 9th: Girard, OH (With Eiro CEO Chris Hausman)
Feb 10th: Columbus, OH
Feb 11th: Lafayette, LA
Feb 16th: Jacksonville, FL
Feb 17th: Orlando, FL
Feb 18th: Sarasota, FL

If you plan on being in any of these cities while I am in town, let’s connect.

Ty Tribble
Office: 253-517-7669