Greetings from Nova Scotia

Hello, fellow network marketers!

I just found this site and wanted to do a shout out to all NS network marketers.

How is your business going?

I am new in our affiliate marketing business with SFM, although my husband and I have been involved in network marketing for years previous to our time out.

We stepped away from the business for awhile to attend to personal business that took up all of our time for several years.

We are both retired and I started looking into ways to increase our income.

After a lot of investigation, I found SFM.

My facebook site is https://www.facebook.com/onlineincomegenertor

You can work hard for smaller commissions and build up your business. One needs to evaluate the time and money it takes to make a reasonable income with smaller commissions.

A larger commission allows for a higher income. You still have to be responsible and professional. In fact you have to be even more professional.

Don't worry if you are new or inexperienced. The training will teach you how to become professional and experience will train you too.

Everyone starts the same way at one time, with little or no experience. It is never too late. The market is not saturated.

I like high ticket commissions. This company starts out with a free trial and then allows the prospect to choose how they want to get started. I have never felt any pressure. You won't either.

Our business focuses on training network marketing affiliates to create a non-adversarial approach to their digital marketing.  I like that. I don't want to pressure anybody to join anything.

The first little while with in the business is online training. How much time can you commit to your business? A few hours a day, full time, part time or whatever you need it is up to you.

I invite you to have a look, take the free trial and then give me your feedback. Go straight to the info page to find out more.

Http://tidyurl.com/zib8rs

We are located in Nova Scotia Canada but they have people from all around the world on their conference calls. Some people have to get up really early or stay up really late, to be on the calls.

It is well worth it.

Talk soon,

Connie Brauer