A very small percentage of people achieve huge network marketing success and make millions of dollars, even millions per year!
A larger group only make hundreds of thousands–gee, that’s a shame!
Too many to count make thousands per year.
But, a lot of people still have no MLM success or worse, they even lose money in their venture into the network marketing arena.
Why such radically different results?
In these short videos, MLM-theWholeTruth.com founder and network marketing veteran, Lou Abbott, reveals the whole truth behind huge network marketing success and what it really takes.
| Part 1: | Network Marketing Effectiveness Formula Exactly what MLM companies pay associates to do, and introduction to the formula that explains Network Marketing success or failure.
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Part 2 reveals even more: The 4 Factors for Radical MLM Success Explained
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These facts reveal the fundamental flaw in how network marketers promote the business. It doesn’t take only hard work or perseverance, it takes a lot of leverage and a lot of intelligence, not to mention creativity, to be at the top with the million dollar earners.
It would benefit the entire industry if people started accepting that cold calling and prospecting takes too long, and that there is a better way to go about building a profitable MLM organization. That is what is made possible by the internet.
What an exciting surprise! I have found I learn best via video and this one did not let me down. To take something so nebulous as “why,” apply it to this industry and business model, assign specific elements, quantifying it with real numbers, resulting in a valuable conclusion is simply inspiring.
Now people have something impactful and quantifiable, that may be applied to any situation, resulting in beneficial results to work with toward success. So simple when you lay it out and so powerful. I can’t wait to proceed to Part 2.
Lou,
Appreciate the video series. I like your analysis, and the realistic relational application for some very important factors. Those of us that have been in the industry for awhile, have all heard maybe some of them individually, but collectively in a formula that we can measure, with an eye on improvement in those areas, is something we can all wrap our arms around. Now newbies and old timers have a new diagnostic tool. Part 2 might be a bit scary, but fun. Bring it on!
Nicely done and intriguing…looking forward to the rest of the series!
Very Nice Lou… thanks for creating this report and video series.
I do, however, feel it’s necessary to correct one of your statements in the video regarding what we DO get paid to do in Network Marketing.
According to the FTC and other authorities, we do NOT and can not be paid to enroll/ recruit for a company. That’s one of the main red flags of a pyramid scheme and should be avoided at all cost if one’s intentions are to achieve reliable, long-term, leveraged, residual income.
We MUST understand and accept that we are ONLY paid to create sales volume… in 2 forms…
#1. Retail Sales Volume.
#2. Sales Volume from the sale of the affiliate, distributor packages.
If that’s all anyone ever does is recruit, recruit, recruit all the time and make no attempt at selling/retailing the products/services to the end consumers, they risk being investigated themselves by the authorities… which would lead to possible investigation into the companies practices and main motivation.
Until we learn how to do BOTH successfully, that reliable, long-term, leveraged, residual income may only ever materialize in our dreams… not in our bank accounts.
Joe
Thanks Joe. You are completely correct, of course.
Perhaps I should word it, “The amount which we get paid is dependent on the amount of customer volume we produce and the volume produced by the distributors we (and they) recruit.