Is The Dead of MLM Looming Ahead?

October 30, 2007 | By Monika Mundell |


This thought crossed my mind while I was browsing the Internet for some MLM forums and information that is up to date and not from some long forgotten and shut down MLM. Certainly, with all the MLM companies launching every month we won’t run out soon on choices.

Unfortunately often these so called hot shot company’s die before they were even launched. And the fact that it is pretty much impossible to keep track of what’s out there in the MLM forest must make it a real pain in the bum for those who try.

Looking at the question above one cannot be blamed for thinking like this, since most people’s attitude is negative about MLM. Be that from a former personal experience they had with the industry, or even a relative that got burned the sure thing is that we never run out of MLM horror stories ever.

image The question is however pure rhetorical  and if it wasn’t for the real companies that operated within MLM, then the industry might just as well die.

Luckily for those who succeed this is far from the truth. The bad side of MLM only affects about 95% of the ones who try - pardoning the punt!

 

Looking at it from this perspective we cannot blame those that question the whole "thing" can we now?

Which puts us back to the eye of the beholder.

Looking at it with an open mind will help us to understand what could go wrong and therefore prepare ourselves for eventualities. If you sprout a "bad feeling" from the start however, then you might be best of doing anything else but dabbling in MLM.

So is the dead of MLM imminent? Only you can answer this question depending on your attitude toward it.

Monika

 

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