For starters the pyramid structure? I really can’t take issue with the tiered compensation structure. Almost every large sales organization in the world uses it. Salespeople get commission, and sales managers gets bonuses from his or her sales people. This goes all the way up the chain to the CEO.
A critical thinker (like myself) will think that it is all to good to be true. Well, it is. What is wrong with it?
The products that I have come across are not super great. They are nice, but over priced in my book.
What I have the real issue with is how easy they make it sound. All you have to do is put up anywhere from $100 to a couple of thousand to get started. They all offer you a better lifestyle and it sounds so easy. What they don’t tell you that the failure rate of all those who start is in the low to mid 90% range.
A friend has been in network marketing schemes for years. She is one of the rare ones. She makes a little above modest living. She works her butt off selling her products and getting new people to sell for her.
What I have the real issue with is; tell the prospects that networking marketing of any kind takes real hard work. Real hard work. Yes, it is a business-in-a-box. But like anything else, if want to succeed, you have to work hard at it.
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