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Comment on Efusjon multilevel marketing ? by Dean S

Dean S — Wed, 26 May 2010 09:40:48 +0000

I too am a part of Efusjon – I signed up a week ago and have placed two and have had my upline and sidelines place two for for me as well. The monthly auto ship is around 160, but i spend almost a 100.00 a month on energy drinks anyway. I have a great upline I’m really pushing this, so I think in short term, it will be profitable..

Comment on Efusjon multilevel marketing ? by Suzie L

Suzie L — Wed, 26 May 2010 08:44:20 +0000

I am In Efusjon and I think it is a good company. The pros are it is a good market for energy drinks which everyone is into. And you can actually make money doing it. I have not found any bad things about this company yet. You do have so sign up for autoship to make money and it is about 170. per month for 4 cases of Energy Drink , but I was spending that anyways on energy drinks at the store. No I make enough money to pay for my drinks and have made extra money.

Comment on If MLM is such a brilliant marketing model…? by Sudhir

Sudhir — Mon, 24 May 2010 11:35:36 +0000

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Comment on If MLM is such a brilliant marketing model…? by Mexico4me

Mexico4me — Mon, 24 May 2010 11:06:37 +0000

*Wink* *Wink* Marcello!
How the heck are ya? I figured you were missing me when you posted this question.
I missed you too.

(I just KNOW he’s going to ask me out one of these days)

*Blush

Don’t hold your breath! Why would I give up an income you could only dream of? Silly boy.
When are you going to realize that your hate campaign is filled with questions too ridiculous and childish to warrant an answer from an intelligent,business owner? I just like playing with your mind and seeing what your next stupid question is going to be.

If you come up with an intelligent one, perhaps I’ll take the time to answer it, but all this mud slinging is going to get you nowhere except using your silly little alter-ego’s to answer your own questions. Fairly transparent.

Comment on If MLM is such a brilliant marketing model…? by Sunny

Sunny — Mon, 24 May 2010 10:45:47 +0000

Because not every MLMer is like entrunerprenur, if people REALLY market products then it could be on mainstreem, most MLMer just buy and meet the quata, so people do not know a lot about MLM products as they should, because most MLMers keep it on themselves, try to avoid rejactions.

Comment on If MLM is such a brilliant marketing model…? by emmettgolf

emmettgolf — Mon, 24 May 2010 10:32:28 +0000

MLM became a buzz word and everyone tried to jump on the badwagon. Just like everything else, MLM programs have to be run effectively to be brilliant. Many people who run MLM programs don’t know how to do it. You have to pay people for their downstream only if they reach a certain level of product sales each month. You have to make the number easy to achieve and help them achieve it. You have to have a ploicy that eliminates affiliate memberships if numbers are not consistently reached. You will sell product and weed out the people who want to sit on their rear ends and let everyone else do the work. A number of companies have gone public based on MLM marketing. Avon, Tupperware, Cognigen, — theres a pretty long list.

Comment on MLM/Network Marketing??? Why do so few make a profit in this industry? by Diva

Diva — Mon, 24 May 2010 09:58:43 +0000

The one thing you’re not taking into account is the marketing system. I know if I had to do things the old way like many MLM’s do, doing door to door sales, in home demo parties, cold calls, carrying inventory,etc etc I would not thrive. Gas prices are too high, packaging changes and then my inventory is not worth as much, people hate door to door salesmen and telephone solicitors….no thanks. If you have a great marketing system, you have a great chance at success.

The second thing, equally important, is the training and “on going support”. Most provide training but not many provide ongoing support! There’s nothing worse than being trained and then thrown to the wolves.

Lastly, if you don’t have a great “team” that helps each other instead of trying to cut each others throat, you’re doomed for the 3rd time over.

All of these thing are only some of the major reasons why people fail at MLM’s. There’s lots more but I know more about what makes a goo MLM work and that’s in my profile if you’re interested.

Comment on If MLM is such a brilliant marketing model…? by hoozdaboss

hoozdaboss — Mon, 24 May 2010 09:40:10 +0000

Have you ever heard of Robert Kiyosaki? If so, read his book, The Cashflow Quadrant. This guy is brilliant and he promotes MLM’s 100%. I, like many others in the free enterprise system, do not have the financial IQ like Mr. Kiyosaki and his kind, so I defer to his and his kind for knowledge and expertise. I believe he’s a heck of a lot reliable than the twit at the water cooler.

Comment on MLM/Network Marketing??? Why do so few make a profit in this industry? by Nikki

Nikki — Mon, 24 May 2010 09:15:40 +0000

Some sources state that the average income for MLM participants joining to actually earn income is around $13K/year, with the median income at around $2500/year. While there are some who want to turn MLM into their “sole source of income”, most are simply in it to make some extra money, to take a vacation, pay for a home renovation, or pay some bills.

A great many participants simply join to purchase the products at wholesale prices with no intention of recruiting anyone below them (the thought being, if I like MLM product X, and I purchase $100/year for my own use and the wholesale price is 1/2 of the MSRP, it makes financian sense to “sign up as a distributor” and receive a 50% discount on all future purchases of MLM product X.

Critics of MLM will often combine the income of the people who want to sell with the people who just want to purchase at a discount (which lowers the average annual income). Is this average innacurate, no, but it does not reflect the income of people who are actively pursuing the opportunity and trying to earn some money.

Comment on If MLM is such a brilliant marketing model…? by Mark T

Mark T — Mon, 24 May 2010 09:15:05 +0000

There are a few “sort of rans” out there.

Amway – manufacturers of plastic tat – that have established quite a reputation as being a fair size

Some of the “catalogue companies” do offer commissions on the sales of people you have recruit – ok, not MLM but 2LM

Basically though, the whole concept is a bit flawed – there is not an infinte number of people around to make everyone who joins money. SOMEONE ultimately has to part with more money than they are getting.

People love to delude themselves though and the idea of “running theirown business without need to do anything” appeals so much that people switch their intelligence off, their greed is turned on and they hand over their money.

Alas most people will only see the truth AFTER they have lost their money and finally realised that just because something works on paper does NOT mean it works in real life.