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Spread Your Risks
Don't forget that 90% of all MLM programs go out
of business. That means you have to take your time and
investigate thoroughly before choosing an MLM
organization. Also, just because you have one MLM
product, don't stop there. Look for other,
noncompeting products you can sell through other MLM
organizations.
Should you sell for several companies or stick to
just one? In one respect it makes sense to focus on
one line. Most compensation plans increase the
commission rate as you produce more volume. You're
better off selling 1,000 items for one company than 250
items for four companies.
However, there's an old saying about not putting
all your eggs in one basket. If you sell for just one
company and that company fails, you're out of the MLM
business.
So you should at least look around. Even after
you find one MLM company to represent, keep looking.
If you find another company that you like, give it a
try. See how it compares with your first company in
terms of service and promotion; see which product lines
consumers seem to prefer. If you represent two or
three good MLM companies, you'll protect yourself in
case one goes under.