Raymond Fong came to the United States by way of Taiwan. He moved to the “Land of Opportunity” when he was 9-years-old. Prior to his move, he lived in Taiwan for four years without his mother while she entered the U.S. and through a rigorous immigration p
From the start, Raymond was a savvy student, earning a 4.0 GPA through high school and graduating with an International Baccalaureate Diploma in the late 1990s. In 1999, Raymond was accepted to Harvey Mudd College. Despite a notable lack of sleep traded for time spent in physics lab and working on his MicroProcessor project, Raymond excelled in college and found many successes there. He even made time to study abroad for a semester in Australia.
Following his graduation in 2003, the budding student took a full time position with an aerospace company where he pursued a career in engineering. At first, Raymond was pleased with his professional progress. Right out of college he was collecting nearly $100,000 in paychecks and bonuses. This way of thinking quickly changed. Shortly after he was hired, the company Raymond worked for laid-off a round of employees. While he didn’t lose his job, Raymond realized how easily his lifestyle could be compromised.
Raymond quickly opted to earn a master’s degree. That same year, he entered the University of Southern California. He graduated two years later with a degree in computer engineering. During his time at USC, however, Raymond discovered something about himself that would change everything. He realized that going to work from 9 to 5 was not his ideal job. He loved engineering, but he really wanted to do something that was nontraditional in nature. It was then that Raymond’s life changed forever.
While in college, Raymond was introduced to multi-level marketing (he then introduced it to Fernando Ceballos, his current business partner). Raymond set out on his own MLM venture and realized success. But he still believed there was more MLM could offer. Raymond and Fernando spent endless hours developing a new way of network marketing that creatively involved the World Wide Web. In the meantime, Raymond also nurtured vital relationships with important marketing professionals including Tim Eray, Russel Wright, Jimmy Davis, and Mike Dillard.
With his new relationships in hand, Raymond was able to discover a way to train his down-lines and improve their overall output. This, however, was not the end of the road for Raymond. He continued to nurture his inner student and spent hours dedicated to learning new network marketing techniques that he has since capitalized on. Now, Raymond owns and operates his own search engine optimization firm, Affinity Integration. He provides services that include search engine optimization, search engine domination, article marketing, social content, social networking, and copywriting.
Raymond does not dedicate all of his time to Affinity Integration. He is always busy with new and innovative projects that relate to his mission of improving online marketing. Raymond and his mentor, Mike Dillard, paired up to nurture Mike’s own Web site, BetterNetworker.com, an online community of home based business owners. He also had a part in molding the InterNet Worth Marketing business model, a method that assists MLMers in their venture for larger paychecks. Lastly, Raymond and Fernando have another major project on the table, Attraction Marketing Formula, an online company that educates Web site owners on ways to generate traffic and other important skills to help their businesses thrive.
