Social Selling

Introducing Rylee Meek Rylee Meek is the founder and CEO of the Social Dynamic Selling System, which turns dinner seminar marketing into a science. After responding to a small ad on Craigslist in 2009, Rylee was introduced to a new concept of selling, one in which radically changed his life forever. Having just $673 in his bank account, but more importantly a burning desire for more, Rylee went on to produce over $80 million in sales over the past 8 years. Now that he has perfected his model, through continual trial and error, he is sharing this learned wisdom, and is on a mission to help other entrepreneurs and business owners achieve the revenue goals they have to live the lifestyle they desire. Everything he teaches is tried, tested, refined, and proven to create a predictable, sustainable, and scalable selling system. As he says "Our mission is to help you create predictable, sustainable and scalable business, so you can generate leads on demand, have people showing up to appointments and closing those leads into sales without spending a dime on advertising online." Sounds pretty dam fine to me. So what was it about that small ad on Craig's list that grabbed his attention so much? And when you think that people buy from people they trust, why do so few people actually attempt to meet and discuss over dinner? Well let's find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only Rylee Meek Show Highlights During the show we discussed such deep weighty subjects with Rylee Meek such as: Rylee shares how the world has lost the ability to truly sit down and build a level of trust with the people they want to go into business with. Why it is so important to grab an opportunity when you see it (although so many people fail to move on past that first look) We discuss Rylee's journey from first selling products that he didn't care about, to truly wanting to make a difference. and lastly...... Why the world is missing a huge piece of the pie, by ignoring local search and attempting to find a g