Most people who are in a network marketing business usually ‘burn out’ their enthusiasm because they either:

(1) Run out of leads
(2) Run out of money while trying to generate more leads.

This is a common problem struggling marketers but it is much different using the Magnetic Sponsoring system.

You see, Magnetic Sponsoring talks about a funded proposal system. In other words you get PAID to generate leads regardless if they join your network marketing company or they don’t.

It’s very simple. Magnetic Sponsoring contains an affiliate program that targets the generic network marketing crowd. What network marketers want is more leads, and more cash. The funded proposal system teaches network marketing prospects all about generating more leads and getting more cash - precisely what every network marketer wants to learn all about!

Therefore, a person who uses the Magnetic Sponsoring system is able to build a relationship with other network marketers - people who are already SOLD on the idea of network marketing and they are probably looking for a leader to follow as well.

If they are willing to invest in the program (regardless if they join your network marketing company or not), the system pays you a commission based on the sale and therefore, as you are prospecting, you get a nifty side income as well.

Once you give others what they want, they will most likely give you what you want.

A business analyst is a person whose job is to analyze business needs and critical problems for the stakeholders and propose practical solutions.  Many times this is done with a project proposal.  The business analyst is to study the proposal, determining which would be the best course of action to reach  the proposed solution.  At times this can not be done.

The plan and solution may look good on paper.  When it comes time to implement the program, people and teams can be divided.  50% of all project proposals fail due to a lack of communication.  The business analyst must also be a good people person to make the teams work together for the betterment of the business.

The entire project is based on saving money.  When a qualified business analyst can not perform his or her duties because of the lack of co-operation, the result is a waste of time and money.  The project is doomed for failure.  A business analyst must be able to use negotiation skills and motivational techniques for the entire project to succeed short term and long term.

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The project scope is the core of an individual project.  Without a project scope the project will just float.  Proper needs assessments and other intricate details will be overlooked.  Each project is designed to resolve issues the stakeholders are experiencing in their company.  These well meaning individuals will dump data and information charts, lists and figures presumptuously on the desk expecting it to all make sense.  The “here’s the problem, fix it” attitude can be frustrating.  There are numerous feature requirements which must be met.  It is unclear as to what to prioritize where.  Cost estimates may not be accurate.  Delivery dates are tentative.  It is enough to make someone through up their hands in desperation and say “I QUIT!”.  The trained business analyst will just grin and dive in.  He or she will know what is needed is a project scope.

The project scope is the outline of the project.  The project scope is considered the itinerary of an individual project program.  The project scope is the step by step guide to determine who, what, why, when, and where.  It will be able to define to the stakeholders what they want to have done.  It will be able to list who will be doing which job.  The project scope will list why each step is critical to success of the project.  It will also address the time frame as to when the project should be completed.

The project scope will detail for the stakeholders outside resources being utilized for completion of individual tasks.  Each development team will be able to view the project scope and see what is required of them.  The project scope will also detail needs assessment and cost estimates.

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