Hey, thanks so much for joining me on Build Your Tribe. Before we get started, I just want to

mention that today's guest happens to be an incredibly successful entrepreneur who has built

a seven-figure-plus business in less than two years. It's pretty remarkable. He also,

coincidentally, is a graduate of the Marketing Impact Academy. If you've been hearing about this

for years, if you know people who've gone through the program and you're hearing about their success

and wondering if it's possible for you, the answer is yes. To learn more, please go to marketing

impact academy.com. Welcome to Build Your Tribe with your host, Shaline Johnson. Got Facebook?

Need more money, more clients, more business? You're in luck because today you're going to learn

exactly how you can use Facebook groups. Either build your business, build engagement,

improve the likelihood of your stuff being seen on Facebook. And even more exciting, how you can

use Facebook groups to monetize your passion. That's so cool. So today, my guest is Bob Hylig.

I've had Bob on the show before. He's a great guy. I love what he stands for. I love what he does.

He also happens to be a graduate of the Marketing Impact Academy. What Bob did is saw a need,

a need in the marketplace. Bob serves network marketers, any network marketer.

Now you've heard of network marketing before or MLMs. Those are the people who sign up to become

distributors. Many people think of AM way, like back in the day when your neighbor sold soap to

your household products. But now there are so many network marketing organizations that you might

not even realize they are a network marketing organization from skincare to makeup, household

goods, nutrition, exercise, supplements, clothing, food, legal fees and services, vitamins, pet supplies.

You name it for just about any product you can think of. There's probably a network marketing

organization that offers that. Now for those of you who aren't familiar with this model, it means

there's products that are available and instead of paying a retail outlet, a percentage of that

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