MLM Marketing: Beware Personal Consumption Models

Filed in archive MLM Tips on May 26, 2010

When considering MLM marketing opportunities, beware personal consumption models.

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As MLM marketing coach Jackie Ulmer explains these are poducts with a wholesale price that "FAR exceeds" what any customer from the general public would pay for it.

This gives the product or service the Network Marketing company is trying to sell you, the one they want you to sell other people, no "retail-ability", in Ulmer's words.

At this point it's time for a reality check. How can this be a good business?

Consider some advice shared in earlier posts from online business guru Scott Fox and MLM marketing expert Jeffrey Babener about choosing the right MLM business opportunity.

Obviously, if a product isn't competitively priced or of significant quality to be in demand from the general public and if the major method of distributing this product is for you to purchase it to use personally and recruit others to do the same this is not a good business.

As business experts recommend, use good judgement when evaluating MLM business opportunities. A good business model sells great products and services to people at a price and value they accept.