Wednesday, August 22, 2012

"Choosing A Good MLM Company"


What is Multi-level marketing other wise know as MLM?

MLM is a purported income opportunity, in which people recruited into a pyramid of participants make ongoing purchases of products and services, and recruit others to do the same, and they still others to do the same, etc.- in an endless chain of recruitment and and personal consumption, in order to qualify for commissions and bonuses and to advance upward in the hierarchy of levels in the pyramid. Product purchases become the means of disguising or laundering investments in what is in fact a product based pyramid scheme.

Prospect are typically lured into the scheme with exaggerated product and income claims. And because the pay plan is heavily stacked in favor of those at the highest levels in the pyramid, the vast majority of participants spend more than they receive and eventually drop out, only to be replaced by a stream of similarly misled recruits, approximately 99% of whom are likewise destined to experience loss and disappointment.

What is a pyramid scheme?

A network marketing opportunity to get rich quick off the payments of others who join the organization. Network marketing isn't built on simple mathematics where many losers pay a few winners. Network marketing isn't a opportunity to get rich quick. Period.

How to find a good MLM opportunity.

1. Make sure the Network Marketing distributors aren't forcing the sale of a large amount of product or services, To qualify you as an MLM distributor for commissions. An amount over $500 is very suspicious. Good MLM companies don't require a lot up front when you start as an MLM distributor.

You need products to sample yourself and to learn to sell, so not having any product purchases to a shaky deal.

2. Network Marketer Distributor personal monthly purchase requirement (qualification) is no more than is comfortable for a MLM distributor and his family to consume each month. Play it safe, if your Retail Customer's sales are counted as part of your monthly requirement. Remember a customer does not belong to the pay plan nor do they make money.

3.Make sure the company actually emphasizes sales to Customers as a part of the company's marketing plan. The company to be legal has to have a track record of sales to Customer's that do not belong to the pay plan. company training should emphasize such sales in their training material.

4. Make sure the company has training that you understand. Initial training should show you how to make retail sales to customers, as well as sign up new distributors underneath you.

5. Make sure the company distributor agreement has a buy back policy for products/services guarantee for 90 days up to a year is best. the buyback should return at least 90% of your money when you return the products.

Don't be in a big hurry to join a MLM unless you like the products or services. If money is the only reason that you are joining, wait awhile and think it over. More information go here.
 
To Your Success
 
Howard
 

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