Multi Level Marketing generally differs from traditional business models. MLM has ‘independent contractors’ that buy the products and sell it to make a profit for the company. They often spend a lot of their own money on products to meet targets necessary to earn commissions. They pay fees to be members of the company and pay for ‘conferences’ and ‘trainings’, again, making money for the company.
It is common to find these MLM companies saying that they are cash rich and debt free. Of course they are, they have very little overheads as they leave the marketing and selling to these ‘independent contractors’. These MLM companies can sell products at an inflated price because it doesn’t matter that it is essentially an unmarketable product on the open market. They know the people caught up in these schemes will buy the products anyway. The product becomes just a way for the…
[Red:] Today, we share the experience of UK-based ex multi-level marketer, Esme. With the end of her maternity leave on the horizon, she found herself averse to the idea of returning to her job. So, she took the plunge with multi-level marketing. In her own words, she’ll tell you how that worked out for her. Over to you, Esme.
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