Here’s another comparison I just received from Global Resorts Network corporate.
Hawaii is an extremely expensive place to vacation, and if you’ve ever looked into vacationing
there you know exactly what I’m talking about. But with GRN you can vacation in a luxury resort
and enjoy Hawaii in style for pennies on the dollar. $298 to be exact.
I’ve pasted the email I just recieved from GRN below:
Ready for Maui?
We couldn’t resist pointing out this wonderful vacation getaway at the
beautiful Sands of Kahana.
The resort is conveniently located on the western coast of Maui, between
Kaanapali and Kapalua.
Step outside on your lanai and enjoy incredible views of the islands of Lanai
and Molokai by day, and spectacular sunsets by night.
We were only able to find one provider (Sullivan Properties) who was offering
availability during the time of comparison.
When comparing the exact unit size (3 bedroom) and dates being offered through
membership, your cost booking through this provider for the week is $3,140.68.
Membership has it for only $298.
That’s right… Three bedrooms, eight days, seven nights, eight people, $298 total. Only available
at this price with Global Resorts Network.
I just recieved this email from GRN about a new hotweek. I’ve pasted it word for word below:
We’re hoping our new “advance notice” hotweeks
will eliminate all the excuses for taking a little time
out for some fun and relaxation.
We’ve got ‘em all over the US (and beyond) and here
is one such “little gem” you just may want to jump on…
Welcome to the Wyndham Skyline Tower, just two
blocks from the renowned Trump Taj Mahal, located
in the heart of Atlantic City’s nightlife.
It’s not only close to all the Atlantic City action, but also
assures you a wonderful on-site experience.
If you enjoy a vacation stay with lots of activities night
and day, this is a great resort choice for you.
Although we could not find any major travel providers
offering the exact dates to compare to, we discovered
the average nightly rate here (for a one bedroom) is
between $200 - $250 per night.
With over 6 months before check in, why not grab it
now for only $398 and invest in some fun.
.
That’s right, $398 is your total cost (one bedroom unit) for the entire week with Global Resorts Network.
We had the 2nd Global Resorts Network Summit a couple weeks ago and I wanted to give a quick update on how it went. On August 8th and 9th around 40 of us, all independent distributors of Global Resorts Network, met in Denver, CO to share marketing ideas and strategies.
Happy Attendees
Jamison Herdrich and Mark Hoverson co-hosted the event and were sure to make it one that would include more than just boring seminar type lectures. On Friday morning about 10-15 of the attendees woke up early in the morning to take a sunrise hot air balloon ride. A hot air ballon ride is an experience that everyone should take at some point in their lives, it was exhilarating for everyone in the two balloons. One ballon actually hit a tree on its way up, but luckily no one had any injuries. Everyone had a blast and agreed that the balloon ride experience was a great way to start the GRN Summit.
The FUN didn’t end after the hot air balloon ride. On Friday afternoon about 25-30 attendees took a bike ride along Denver’s Cherry Creek Bike Path. This is a great way to check out Cherry Creek path leading to downtown Denver. Plus, on a sunny Friday afternoon biking definitely beats sitting in an office cubicle. Later Friday night the attendees met in the penthouse suite overlooking downtown Denver for a casual cocktail hour.
Highlights
Saturday kicked off with influential presentations and LIVELY discussions. Global Resorts Network leaders such as Jamison Herdrich and Mark Hoverson shared their success SECRETS and marketing techniques. The energy at the GRN Summit was lively and the discussions were highly relevant. During the break out sessions attendees shared their experiences and worked together to come up with result driven action steps. The room was full of like-minded individuals working together to strategize toward a common goal of achieving higher levels of SUCCESS. By the end of the seminar attendees had information-packed notebooks full of marketing ideas to apply toward their Global Resorts Network business.
Intelligent strategy discussions continued that evening over dinner at a local steakhouse. The laid back approach to the GRN Summit allows attendees to network and build SOLID business relationships while, having fun at the same time. Overall, the Global Resorts Network Summit in Denver, CO was great turnout and valuable experience for all who attended. Many have expressed interest in having another GRN Summit in the very near future (details TBA).
I hear other Global Resorts Network representatives talk extensively about which system is their best option for marketing their businesses. While 3rd party systems are an essential piece in the marketing puzzle and are a great way to ease the marketing learning curve, the top leaders within this industry all use thier own personally branded system.
Leaders within Global Resorts Network are teaching their associates both the importance of thier own personal brand, as well as pointers for how they can best create a system that is personalized to them. Newer systems allow distrinbutors to put their own personal brand on them with ease, and this is a great stepping stone to a completely personally branded Global Resorts Network System. Automation is still the crux of these systems, but it is done so in a personal way.
On April 25th and 26th forty select Global Resorts Network independent distributors are slated to meet for a conference at the Legacy Golf Resort in Phoenix Arizona. This conference, the first of its kind for GRN, will be a creative mastermind session for fellow GRN business owners. Al Morales, the President and CEO of GRN, is confirmed to be the keynote speaker for this travel company’s inaugural conference which is entitled the ‘Global Summit.’
The conference is limited to forty members of one particular Global Resorts Network team. This team has embraced personal branding in order to seperate themselves from everyone else attempting to market this travel club membership online. The organizers have attempted to make the conference as fun and as exciting as possible, and hopefully the attendees will feel like they are on a vacation and not on a work function. Recreational options for the conference will include a round of golf at a championship course. There are also plans in the works for a hike up to the top of a local mountain in the early hours of the morning. The fellow internet marketers also plan on collaborating on various marketing ideas and techniques, more information can also be found at Global Resorts Network
The key benefit to owning a Global Resorts Network business is the freedom that this type of business allows. Individuals that are tied to a corporate job are only allowed so many vacation weeks per year. With a GRN business, entreprenuers are actually rewarded for traveling.
My girlfriend Meghan and I took a vacation to Florida over the holidays. What had originally been shceduled as a 1 week vacation turned into a 2 1/2 romp through Florida. We are both young and enjoy traveling to new and different places. We don’t want to wait until we are in our sixties and retired to travel the world. Global Resorts Network has allowed us to experience a freedom to travel when we want and where we want at a young age. More information can be found at Global Resorts Network
When entreprenuers begin thinking about beginning any business opportunity, one of their primary points of focus should be on the quality of the product that they are to offer. Salesmen can sell any type of product, but the sales process is incredibly easier if that product is one that people immediately see the value in. The Global Resorts Network product has sold by itself for over 20 years at a price point 70% higher than what it currently sells for.
The features and benefits of the product would take up an entire white paper to go into, but the bottom line is that it is a product people want. With over 5,000 resorts across the globe and prices ranging from $298-799 per week without any taxes or surcharges, all at 4 and 5 star locations, people have been flocking to this membership for the retail benefits alone. When the perpetual leverage payment plan is added to the mix, its no wonder that Global Resorts Network has become the most popular home based business in the industry.
A business owner is given many options when deciding on how to market one’s Global Resorts Network business. Direct sales companies were traditionally marketed through offline advertisements such as newspaper spots and radio advertisements. Now, the internet is mainstream in America and across the world. This has opened up a multitude of options for GRN reps to advertise their businesses.
The internet is vast, and a new GRN representative more often than not feels overwhelmed when they first start their business. Hopefully that representative has a mentor in place that will help guide them through that process. A good Global Resorts Network mentor can aid a new distributor in deciding which marketing path would best suit their particular strengths. Not every new distributor will feel comfortable using videos and other web 2.0 technology. Although that is the wave of the future, business owners can have success without going that route.
The list of marketing resources available to a Global Resorts Network distributor is long. They include article marketing, press releases, video marketing, SEO, solo ads, forums, social networking, ezines, and PPC to name a few. Mastery in each of these marketing areas is not necessary to have success. Many representatives are specializing in one area alone and making alot of sales, enabling them to use the GRN membership to go on luxurious vacations.
The bottom line is that the options available to a new Global Resorts Network rep are many, yet the question remains… will that new business owner decide to take action?
