Company Opens the Net On Networking

The Recommended Business Network has launched Nationwide. This new concept in business networking rewards it's members for effort. No requirement for regular meetings, commission paid for referrals to other members, introduction fee paid for new members introduced and exclusive territories allocated on a first come first served basis. Nationwide network that means business.

(PRWEB) October 29, 2005 -- A new concept in networking is setting the business world buzzing.

Conceived and developed by father and son team, Terry and Mark Chapman, the Recommended Business Network (RBN) is being launched nationally this weekend

Combining advanced web and e-commerce based technology together with traditional business values, the Recommended Business Network provides a unique arena for businesses to network without the need to attend ANY meetings and it operates round-the-clock.

Once part of the network, businesses can expect referrals for work in their field of expertise and access to a range of fee-earning incentives that sets RBN apart from other networking organisations and initiatives.

RBN has a total of 350 territories throughout the UK and companies will pay a monthly fee to guarantee exclusive representation in their chosen territory.

With over 30 years in business, Terry, Non-Executive Vice-Chairman of Business Link Tyne and Wear, Regional Chairman, (and Fellow) of the Institute of Sales and Marketing Management and former North East Regional Chairman of the Federation of Small Businesses, speaks from experience. “Networking has always been part of business life but RBN takes it on to a new level”.

"Although the application process is not onerous, acceptance is dependent upon the provision of two references. Furthermore, as an assurance of each members' "Recommended" status, the receipt of two substantiated complaints within any 6-month period, will result in membership being withdrawn"

“ As well as being on the worldwide web, RBN differentiates itself from the standard concept of 'Networking' in that; members earn a 'finder's fee' for each new member introduced and will earn a commission for each introduction of work to a fellow member.”

“When an RBN member submits a referral that results in work - be that for an engineer in their own town - or a plumber needed hundreds of miles away, they will receive commission for introducing the work. Membership of RBN will attract work for themselves and by acting as a broker referring work to others,” said Terry.

With a National marketing plan which, over the last seven days, has seen 40,000 leaflets distributed to businesses throughout the UK, Mark feels confident that RBN is on course to establish itself as a bespoke business network where businesses and individuals can be assured of obtaining goods & services to the highest of standards.

The RBN website is at www.rbnworld.com.

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