I’ve decided to make an appeal to reason for all those who are constantly flooding my email address with their business opportunity pitches. Joining the network marketers community on Twitter I think it as having a different objective than that of just being exposed to a whole range of BizzOpps.

And this objective is to colaborate and share ideas and useful resources without necesarly sticking an affiliate link in each tweet we make. Only after you’ve brought your personal share of value to the table for the entire community, are you entitled to discuss business. and not the other way around.

One thing I’m absolutely certain about – 70% of all network marketers on Twitter are not interested in anyone else’s business opportunity. This can be seen clearly on how just about every network marketer behaves, more explicitly, what are they tweeting about ?; and Guess what? THEIR own “kick ass” Business Opportunity. That’s the only business they’re interested in.

Do you see the stupidity of the situation? Exactly. Everyone is advertising to (practically)… no one. It’s called blind advertising. (…I just made up this term…)

Solution? Well, (checking out my business opportunity would be a good idea! – KIDDING), Ok, let’s try again… Well, the solution is in making tweets that address these two guidelines: entertain and provide value for the community. For a solid presence on Twitter you’ll want to establish a balance between these two.

Just watch the timeline in your account and see what is in demand, go back formulate a solution and finally serve others.

Instead of a classical summary to what was covered in this short post, I urge you remember this: Twitter is a social media platform and most definetly NOT an advertising platform. You’re on Twitter to meet like minded people not to supplement your Google Adwords efforts.

If you found this post useful or just offencing, since you’re a veteran pitcher on Twitter – Jokie -, please let me know your thoughts with a comment in the area below.