Old network marketing methods have been reported in recent times as being dead. That may be so but network marketers are having a hard time of making the transition to online marketing.

That transisiton is about to get easier thanks to Mike Klingler who has developed a training ground he calls Renegade University.

Klingler recognized that many network marketers were floundering with the principles of promotion and marketing their business online and has answered the call of networkers in distress with the Renegade University.

Renegade University teaches the concepts of attraction marketing in a hold-you-by-the-hand fashion; a concept many in the online world still find hard to come to terms with.

Ann Sieg promoted the concept in the Renegade Network Marketer and started a snow ball effect among MLMers who suddenly realized the power of utilizing online promotion strategies within their network marketing business.

Renegade University

Renegade University students will have the opportunity to learn how to market their business online which will include methods such as article marketing, building and marketing to their lists and creating cash flow within their business from sources other than network marketing.

Such a system is an ideal example for the system within the system concept. When Ann Sieg “set the cat among the pigeons” with her hard-hitting report The 7 Great Lies Of Network Marketing and followed it up with The Renegade Network Marketer, the foundation was laid for MLMers to finally learn the principles of creating cash flow that they perhaps should have been taught earlier.

Klingler didn’t waste any time in capitalizing on the new system and has gone a step further with the Renegade University which lays out simple activity steps for students to follow.

Throughout history, it’s the solution providers who have cashed in on money and success. Network marketing has been an enigma on the business landscape since it first surfaced.

The Renegade University is establishing itself as a solution for network marketers who are struggling with the concept of inter-network marketing.