People of different background also join in. I find nothing wrong with network marketing. But certainly, I am a bit wary of the products and the schemes. The details.
Robert Kiyosaki, espouses network marketing strategies and I subscribe to the notion that it is the best marketing invention.
However, I would not consider all companies that employs this strategy is good and is really after the good of its members. How do you know that the networking company you joined is good? Here are some general guide to help you:
1. The Product: This is the core of the business. The product must really be helping people change or improve for the better. The product must have proven track record, test results on a long term. It must be a basic requirement or a replacement of an existing need.
2. Product's Lifespan: The product must have long shelf life. It is not easily expired or outmoded or surpassed by another new product.
3. Product Volume Load: The first acquisition volume of the product must approximate your use for at least a month. If it is more than what you can consume, and it is not compliant either to item 2 above, then you've got problems in inventory spoilage.
4. Product Cost: You should know the actual product cost. It must be priced same if not lower than similar products or what you can get out the shelf or from other supplier.
5. Product Consistency: The product must be consistent in it efficacy and this has something to do with its quality and how it is manufactured.
I hope you really think many times over and go through the five items above before you jump in and join!
God bless!
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