Within the MLM or Network Marketing business model, the company depends on YOU to find other distributors and clients to build its business. The company then pays you a sales commission for your efforts.

If you sponsor other distributors, you could also get paid for their efforts, but it is well documented that most people fail within this type of business model because where there is no sales and no recruiting there is little or no money.

On the other hand, with the cooperative marketing business model, you can simply buy (or earn) lifetime profit sharing rights for legitimate customers that the company acquires for you.

That means YOU own the rights to that customer’s lifetime purchase value. Let me simply reiterate: customers are yours forever. That means that every time that customer makes a purchase, you receive compensation for that sale. And when that customer refers to another customer, your sales efforts get even more complicated.

Can you appreciate the power of being able to start your business with real clients instead of having to go out and sell and acquire clients yourself? Meditate a bit on that …

And if you really enjoy teaming up and recommending others, think about the ease and simplicity of being able to offer others a “reduced stake residual income business” that they can literally start today and have customers tomorrow.

We know that most MLMs are based on DISTRIBUTORS and rely on “internal consumption” of the company’s products or services by these same Distributors for continued growth.

Within the MLM community, the dawn of the 21st century coincided with the strange phenomenon of distributors jumping from one company to another when they weren’t making a profit fast enough. These events have only intensified in recent years due to the economic recession. As a result, the dedicated and committed MLMers that remain have watched attrition take over their downlines like an aggressive cancer, leaving them only to see helpless as distributors quit en masse and, along with them, the monthly autoships that once they had and they generated their commissions.

Take it from someone who’s been there: It’s really painful to see all that hard work literally go down the drain!

When comparing the cooperative marketing business model to ANY other online (or offline) business model, you may find that your hype of being “THE ‘NEW CHAMPION’ in the home business arena” could be a done.

A cooperative marketing business relies first and foremost on satisfied customers buying the product (not recruiting distributors). As a result, it is not uncommon to have an organization with more than 90% CUSTOMERS, which means that no more than 10% are in business to make money.

On the other hand, a typical MLM organization (also known as “the downline”) generally consists of around 97% of distributors looking to earn additional income from home and only around 3% who may be actual consumers (defined here as customers who buy the products without the business opportunity attributed to them). That’s a BIG difference, isn’t it?

Let me illustrate this in more detail: In an MLM business, when a Distributor shares their business opportunity with ONE person and recruits that ONE person into their organization, they end up with … (Drum roll please!) new client.

Not to mention the fact that promotion and marketing are not for everyone. Some people are good at it, the vast majority are not!

And don’t even get me started on cold calling and phone prospecting! I don’t know of anything more degrading than the idea of ​​phoning a complete stranger and reading a script, or worse, spewing information about them until they hang up in disgust.

However, in a cooperative marketing business, you have the option of sharing the business opportunity with ONE person (with a rejection-free approach), and when that person joins, you can have real customers in your (and your) business. very the next day.

That means if you referred ten people who bought (or eventually got) the earning rights to 25 clients each, you would now have a total of 260 clients in YOUR business (10 affiliates / business clients and 250 clients) instead of only have ten affiliated companies / clients.

In direct opposition, with most (if not all) MLMs, you are presented with the business model, and then told to go out and “explore the world” for clients and distributors. I’ll let you decide which path offers you the easiest and most profitable journey.

That said, it is imperative that you gather as much information as possible in order to honestly assess the long-term profitability of ANY legitimate home business opportunity. To do so, there are many objective factors to consider, therefore, to help you do this, I recommend that you download the FREE report at: http://www.mlmmythbusters.net Skipping this could be a huge financial misstep because it doesn’t There is no escape from this sobering fact: more than 97% of people who join any business from home fail. During this frustrating journey, the vast majority of them spend far more than they earn, so be sure to do everything you can to avoid becoming just another stat.