[Madwand]

My name is Scott and I'm an Ignite rep. Here is the #1 and fatal problem with Ignite and Stream Energy.

The wave of Web 2.0 marketing has allowed people to grow their MLM business in ways never dreamed of in the MLM industry. MySpace, YouTube, Blogging, and 100's of other strategies have made it possible for Network Marketers to drive a steady flow of fresh prospects to their business every day. The Pros are hitting 5 figure monthly incomes in under 60 days with this new trend.

Nearly every single MLM company encourages their reps to use these strategies to build massive downlines except for Ignite.

Ignite is still stuck in the same old MLM methods dated back to the 1970's. These old style methods are fading fast and are becoming very ineffective in today's market.

My personal experience: I created a simple YouTube Video about Ignite. Within 3 days I was in the #1 position on Google which is not hard to do if you know what you're doing. I was getting contacts everyday from people curious about the business. Within 7 days my entire Ignite web page was shut down. I couldn't add a customer or sponsor a single new rep.

You see it's Ignite policy that you can not use any other web page or link to promote your personal ignite web page. Without warning they shut me completely down.

I then created a few simple online classified ads for the purposes of acquiring customers. I sent them to Ignite for approval and was again told that I can not do any such advertising.

Since I build my business by marketing online I was basically shut down almost completely. I live in Ohio and I can't easily gather all my friends and family together to start an Ignite business in only Texas and Georgia. Friends and Family never work anyway.

Ignite is way behind the trend and this will be their ultimate demise unless they change they way they allow reps to market their business. So many other companies have beat them to the punch (Ambit, Affordable Energy, Zurvita to name a few).

If you like the old fading methods of MLM then go for it. If not then I would not recommend Ignite.

Information Provided by

Scott Marvin