“The future of Network Marketing is unlimited. There’s no end in sight. It will continue to grow because better people are getting into it. It would be one of the more respected business methods in the world”
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Authored by kevinn on 22nd September 2016
My New Chapter in MLM
I have been doing MLM since 19th July 1975. I have joined many MLM Companies. It is not easy to find a 'good' MLM company.
What do I mean by the word 'good'? This is my definition. This is a kind of company I am looking for.
A Good MLM company A Bad MLM company
1. Manufacturing their own products. 1. Do not manufacture their own products.
2. Have their own, office building. 2. Rented office building
3. Have got their AJL already. 3. No AJL but bonuses already given out.
4. Company is run BY the OWNER. 4. Owner knows nothing about MLM.
5. Repeat, consumable products. 5. Non Repeat, Non-consumable products.
6. Servers IN the office itself. 6. Servers managed by others.
7. A debt free MLM company. 7. Not enough money to start a company.
8. DISTRIBUTOR FRIENDLY plan. 8. COMPANY friendly plan.
What do I mean by DISTRIBUTOR FRIENDLY plan ? Come and visit our blog the next time.
Have a nice day. See you again.
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Authored by Hock H.E. Tan on 11th December 2010
I would like to define Network Marketing as simple as possible, by comparing it with a Traditional Business.
This is I think the basic understanding of Network Marketing. A company distributes its products or services. What the traditional company pays for and the Network Marketing company don't, is advertising. Independent business owner market the products and services for the NM company and in return they are being compensate in a form of bonus and commission from the advertising money the company have saved.
The MLM company gets the best form of advertising, that is Word Of Mouth by a network of Independent Business Owner, or you may called is also as Independent Distributors, whom are based only on commissions.
In the distribution process, there are middlemen in the traditional business. They have their hands in the profit pie. Instead of all the pie being taken by middlemen (wholesalers, stores, retailers), the pie is being given to independent distributors in many levels in Network Marketing business.
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Authored by kevinn on 29th March 2009
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