[The Chris Heuwetter]

Multi-level marketing, or MLM, is an innovative
wave of marketing strategy that’s becoming an
increasingly hot topic for marketers and those
looking to work from home.

On one side you have the genius concept of a
sales force being able to earn from personal
sales, as well as the sales of others, but on the
other side you’ll find that less people actually
make money than those who don’t.

This begs the question...

Why do so many people fail at MLM?

Some quit, some start too late, and some simply
have false expectations of network marketing.

If you’re considering joining a network marketing
program, it would be wise for you to consider where
and why some people fail, and then ensure that
you join a professional program that offers top-level
support.

In this article we’ll look at a few common MLM areas
that people fail at, and then offer advice on how to
turn that failure into success by exploring a reputable
program...

...the Nutrie Opportunity.

Reason For Failure #1 -- Starting Too
Late

With MLM you’ll hear a lot of: “It’s never too late to
start.”

That’s correct depending on your program of
choice – should you start at the tail end of a poorly
structured program, you’ll very likely not be
successful.

When reviewing opportunities, ensure that you...

...Understand the business model being used, are
able to identify long-term business goals to carry
your newly-found excitement, and see evidence
that there has been a detailed analysis conducted
on how the proposed products fair on the market.

The Nutrie Opportunity and their leading Automatic
Body products make use of a direct selling, two
team-building concept.

If you consider the results of a survey conducted
amongst various participants who are new to direct
selling – more than 50% of direct sellers have
reported that their net income from direct selling,
after taxes and expenses, is positive.

It thus makes sense that professional direct
sellers/Brand Partners currently part of our Nutrie
Marketing Alliance, would be successful.

Reason For Failure #2 -- Stopping
And Starting

Getting into an MLM program typically costs about
$200 to $300 if you factor in a general starter kit and
a couple of products to get you going.

If you’ve invested that much into a program...

...and then suddenly stopped before earning anything
above it, most people will consider that failure.

And that’s really what it is because you’ve run at a loss
if you’re not able to be refunded for the products you’ve
purchased.

A smart solution would be to join a program that has low
or optional start-up costs like the Nutrie.

They require no purchase of products or participation in
Nutrie’s Auto Ship program to become a Brand Partner
or to fully participate in their compensation plan.

The purchasing of products is optional, and should you
happen to change your mind afterward, you’ll able to
return them on commercially reasonable terms.

Reason For Failure #3 -- Choosing The
Wrong Program

Whether it’s health or business related, a quick fix plan
has an 80% failure rate over a period of two years or
less - programs that promise overnight success will
very likely not result in success or any form of long term
income.

The program you choose needs to offer professional
support and training, and also equip you to handle the
ever-changing landscape of internet marketing.

At the end of many hours of research you’ll hear tons
of good and bad things about MLM – it’s up to you to
choose a top level program that is reputable, and suits
your lifestyle and business planning – in light of this,
the Nutrie Opportunity is well worth checking out.

Reason For Failure #4 -- Getting in
Under the Wrong Sponsor (aka... no
support!)

Perhaps the most important thing you must do, if you
want to be wildly successful, is to have a great team.

That's one of the reasons we started "The Nutrie
Marketing Alliance"...

(Just one of the members includes a $1.6 million a year
earner. He's ranked in the top 60 earners in the MLM
world...)

And you can join for free (limited time only...)

[Moneymaker2012]

Can a person sign-up even if he/she is from 3rd world country?

[The Chris Heuwetter]

Originally Posted by Moneymaker2012

Can a person sign-up even if he/she is from 3rd world country?

Yes - you certainly can

[lifetimeprofits]

i pm'ed you

[William Gent]

It is still the same old MLM. I spoke with a "coach" last night. Told by the "coach" that she makes as much money from signing up new sales people as in selling the "Product."
What is the product? A bunch of overpriced drinks. Look at the ingredients.
Where is there any evidence that these drinks work. Where are the double blinded placebo controlled studies with thousands of participants.

[Sarahj4077]

I actually am a representative and make more from being a coach-it is what you put into it like any business.