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Is MLM a Viable Business Model to Consider

  • Saturday, June 13, 2009 12:32
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    There are advantages to Multi-level Marketing also known as Direct Selling and Network Marketing. First, the start up cost is usually very low and that is a big plus to the work-at-home mom or returning veteran (for example) who has limited funds to launch a home based business. It is a way to get started in business with a very small personal investment and that is a very appealing thing for many people. Pre-packaged tools and products are provided and that saves a lot of money and relieves the need for warehousing. If you think you want to get involved with MLM, do your research first. The challenge with MLM businesses is that people at the top are most often the winners. The biggest majority of people at the bottom end up spending money and time to get involved and end up losing whatever they put in unless the company is product driven. Multi-level Marketing (MLM) is a marketing and distribution structure. Be sure to check with at least a few other people who've entered at your level and see what they have to say and if it’s possible to be successful.
    Last modified: Saturday, June 13, 2009 12:32 | Deleted user

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