Over 90,000 Entrepreneurs Globally Receive Private Invites For Neurs Affiliate Program In First 24 Hours
Entrepreneurs and affiliate marketers in over 142 countries enrolled in the global affiliate program for Neurs within days of its launch. Neurs is a business start-up consulting firm that connects and empowers entrepreneurs worldwide, providing training, connections, and capital resources that entrepreneurs need to find, build, and profit from their ventures.
Houston, TX (PRWEB) February 06, 2014
The first day of online activity for Neurs.com, January 25th, 2014, marked a milestone for the company as more than 90,000 people from over 100 countries learned about the free affiliate program from members within 24 hours of launching. As of February 7, 2014, affiliates had signed up in over 142 countries. Coverage of the announcement was distributed via PRWeb, a widely used press release newswire.
“The website that Neurs is launching in the first half of 2014 will be the number one destination for entrepreneurs globally,” said Robert Hawthorne, No. 1 best-selling author and Neurs affiliate at http://NeursInvite.com. “It will solve many problems that entrepreneurs, and those who offer services or opportunities to entrepreneurs, face today.”
Neurs is a business start-up consulting firm that connects and empowers entrepreneurs worldwide. It supplies the training, connections, and capital resources that entrepreneurs need to find, build, and profit from their ventures. This past week marked the beta launch of the private, by-invitation-only debut of Neurs.com, the premier online entrepreneur-based network from Neurs, LLC.
Unlike sites such as Facebook that connect friends with friends, and LinkedIn, which connects professionals and employers seeking talent, Neurs is the premier online meeting point for entrepreneurs and business professionals. It allows users to connect with one another through a new business “matchmaking” service. The service also features business opportunities available locally and globally that entrepreneurs would not have known about previously. A detailed review of the Neurs.com opportunity covers the program’s structure and income potential in depth.
Neurs.com aims to become a global hub for entrepreneurs, from franchises looking to connect with entrepreneurs to those in the direct selling industry and service providers such as attorneys and CPAs.
Neurs is expected to officially launch during the first or second quarter of 2014, coinciding with the release of the book “Start Now,” written by Dr. Dennis Cauvier and Frank Codina. Cauvier is a professional speaker, business consultant, and author of 10 business and self-development books, including the international bestseller “The ABCs of Making Money.” Codina is the co-founder and CEO of Neurs. He was also one of the founders of a startup backed by a joint venture between Primerica and Citi, and is founder and general partner of NEURS Capital, an early seed investment firm focused on fast-growing technology ventures. Background on the affiliate model and founding-member structure is covered in the post about NEURS.com Founding Members on the Rise.
Because access to Neurs is by invitation only, the company takes the entrepreneur connection concept further by offering a patented affiliate program that lets members generate income simply by referring other members. The affiliate program is 100 percent free and is modeled after online affiliate programs used by Fortune 1000 companies. Readers who want additional context can also read the site’s NEURS.com Official U.S. Launch Event Details post, as well as the earlier Neurs.com overview.
To receive a Neurs Invite, free membership, and to enroll in the affiliate program, visit http://NeursInvite.com, an independent affiliate of Neurs. Those evaluating the program can also compare nothing but positive reviews submitted by members across the network. For broader perspective on affiliate and entrepreneur networks, Forbes and The Wall Street Journal regularly cover the landscape of startup networks and affiliate business models.