Network Marketing Chat

So, you think the economy is bad.  You’ve read all the news stories and heard all the horror and hype from media broadcasts.

One thing that strikes us however, is that our MLM (otherwise known as Network Marketing) clients are NOT, and I repeat NOT, crying the blues about the economy, at least not the ones that are successful in MLM.

This led us to question ‘why’ this would be so.  It seems to be for a few reasons:

A.  MLM programs generally deliver products that are a necessary part of individuals’ lives, whether it’s nutritionals, motivational instruction, gas and grocery credits, or travel discounts.  These things are what others USE continually as they NEED to use these products anyways.

B.  MLM programs are businesses that allow others to increase their income by becoming more active, or decrease their income by becoming less active (and less active means less taxes to pay!)

C.  Successful MLMers are very much into the latest and greatest technologies, such as flash movies, podcasting, radio spots, etc., and use these to their advantage.  Many traditional businesses take years, if ever, to embrace the newest technologies, and marketing-wise, this can hold traditional businesses back significantly in competitive markets.

D.  And last but not least, MLMers, are the most hopeful and helpful of all people.  The successful MLMer ‘never says die’ and lives for each and every new day and each and every new encounter with others.  They are true ‘people persons’ and this optimism does leak out into their general overview of life, and their general overview of the economy.  They do believe things will right themselves in all areas of their lives, and positive thoughts LEAD to positive outcomes.

In a nutshell, MLM programs and Network Marketing programs if run correctly and worked feverishly, do enjoy some buffeting benefits from the ups and downs of the usual ‘work-a-day’ world in which others live.  Just have a conversation with an MLMer when you’re feeling down, and you’ll come away from the conversation feeling one thousand times better!

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