MLM Articles

Cheap MLM Leads, are they worth it?

June 18, 2008 Article by Bob Alter

That is a yes and no answer. Yes, they are worth it if you can convert your MLMleads into paying customers or distributors. On the flip side they are NOT worth it if they lead to increased frustration and wasted time. If you want really cheap MLM leads simply do a Google search and type in "free MLM leads". It can't get any cheaper than that can it?

Autoresponder leads are probably some of the cheapest leads you can purchase, followed by co-registration leads. Actually co-registration leads are cheaper but you need to take one extra step before you can consider it a true MLM lead. Email leads will probably cost you a few more pennies per lead and anything above that makes you scratch your head. There are alternatives to cheap MLM leads and it's time you learn them. Read More

Top 3 Reasons People Fail in MLM and Direct Sales

June 18, 2008 Article by Brian Magnosi

So let's get down to it! One of the biggest reasons some many people fail in MLM and traditional Network Marketing companies is that they blindly follow the advice of the up-line and even their own company! Let's get even more specific. Most if not every MLM out there direct people to make a list of their family and friends (their warm market), then go chase those people down with their opportunity or product, or both. Once people have wreaked havoc on their poor unsuspecting family and friends, they are then directed to go out and buy leads (cold market). Thus we come to our first reason:

Is there any real explanation why so many people fail in MLM and home based businesses? Absolutely. There are specific reasons for all (not most, or even some) failure in Multi Level Marketing, MLM, Network Marketing, and even in Direct Sales. Nothing happens by chance. For every action, there is a reaction. I think we are all painfully aware that action, or even lack of action results in consequences-for better or for worse. Read More

Melaleuca MLM Business - Is Melaleuca A Legit Opportunity

June 18, 2008 Article by Joshua Fuson

Melaleuca (The Wellness Company) has become one of the largest and well-known network marketing companies ever. They offer a variety of healthy self-care and home-care products, as well as an income opportunity if a person becomes a distributor and sells their products.

However, there are some very real concerns and issues about starting or participating in a Melaleuca business. In this article, I will provide and unbiased review of the pros and cons of developing a Melaleuca business, and see if we can find out whether Melaleuca is a great opportunity...or a great scam.

Melaleuca - The Good

The company began under the name "Melaleuca Oil" with the offering of a single product called "T36-C5 Melaleuca Oil" which was formulated from extract of the melaleuca tree, commonly known as tea tree oil. A previous Melaleuca-based company by the name of "Oil of Melaleuca" operated as a standard multi-level marketing company whose literature made health claims the FDA would not approve. The company sold products whose uses and benefits were not verifiably documented. There were also exaggerated claims of the efficacy of the active ingredient, tea tree oil, and claims that the company was a sole source of the same, creating an impression of privileged access to a unique product. Read More