MLM COMPANY REVIEWS

Welcome consideration
that make a difference

1. Has the company been around for at least 5 years?
If you want the efforts you put in today to pay off for many years in the future, choose a company that has proven that it will be around for the long term. 90% of all network marketing companies FAIL within their first 2 years. You don't want to invest your precious time and resources (not to mention your future) in something that may not be in business next month, do you?

2. Is the company well capitalized?
In other words, does it have the cash that it will need to grow, to maintain a solid infrastructure, to attract talented management, to keep pace with technology and, of course, to pay your commissions!

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UNDERSTANDING

3. Does the company offer products or services that are unique?That is, they're not readily available elsewhere (especially at a discount) and they're not just another "me too" product that has loads of competition.
4. Is there a genuine need for the product or service?You've probably heard horror stories about people ending up with a garage full of expensive water filters - the reason that happens is because only other distributors will purchase the product at that price! Your product or service must fill a REAL need at a fair price - and there should be a large untapped market for it. In other words, it MUST provide tremendous value, so the customer is the biggest winner.

MIKAH MILLER

5. Is the product or service trendy or a fad? You can't build long term residual income (i.e., your retirement!) if the product or service only has short term appeal (e.g., beanie babies, etc.). Think long term instead. Is the product or service something that your customers will continue to use for a long time?
6. Can you generate immediate income?So that you can finance your marketing and expansion efforts from cash flow.
7. Does the marketing system take full advantage of technology?Not everyone is a sales type, but ANYBODY can plug into a system and tools that do the selling and sorting for you!