keeping up with the latest technology. Does
the company have a website? How is it? Can people sign up directly
on the website? Do they have an email auto responder system set up
to follow up on your leads? Do you get a custom web page? Do they
set that up for free?Another important consideration is training.
What kind of training does the company provide? Do you have to pay
for it? How much is it? The training cost should be less than $100.
If they are constantly pressuring you into going to expensive trainings
that are $500-3000 (and there are companies out there that do that),
then stay away! What kind of people are involved? Anyone successful
or famous? Anyone in there that has already made a fortune somewhere
else?
Has anyone in the company written any mlm related books?The next area
is compensation. Study the compensation plan. Run the numbers to figure
out what you need to do to make each level. Talk to others in the
company and figure out how much they are making. Ask them to show
you their check. Make sure that they are making the check from actual
product sales and not from sticking product in their garage.Do your
due diligence on the company. The following are a few websites you
should look at in your due diligence:Better Business Bureau-
www.bbb.org,Bad Business Bureau- www.badbusinessbureau.org,Federal
Trade Commission- www.ftc.gov.Finally, ask around. Do a google search.
See what you can dig up. Don’t sign up until you are completely
satisfied that the company is legitimate.
Bottom line, the multi level marketing business can make you extremely
wealthy but you must do your homework to make sure that you are in
the right company.About the Author: Carlos Scarpero is a Dayton, OH
based internet entrepreneur and member of Success University. You
can visit his website at http://www.massively-successful.com
or email at massively_successful@yahoo.com