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In case you didn't hear the shovel clanking in the background as this load was being delivered, please think about this when you are considering joining a startup MLM company ...
Industry statistics show that 90% of companies fail in their first year, and 90% of the remaining 10% fail in their second year. That means that after two years, only 1 in 100 startup MLM companies will still be around to send you a check. That is a 1% chance of survival.
Now picture yourself at the casino, intent on a pleasant evening of playing the slots. According to a good friend of ours who loves to gamble in Vegas, slot machines can pay out anywhere from 83% to 99% and must be signed as to their payout.
So there you are with your bucket of nickels looking at one machine on your left that reads 83% Payout and one on the right that reads 99% Payout!
Which machine do you choose to play? It's a nobrainer, right? Unless you believe in choosing by color or by intuition, you would sit down at the machine with the 99% payout. A much better chance of a big jackpot, or more realistically, you get to keep your nickels longer!
Now think about how you choose the best MLM company.
You look at Company A, a ground floor prelaunch startup opportunity, which is signed with a payout of 1%. Company B is two to five years old and is signed at 10% or 20% or 50% or 60% or anything over 1%.
Which company do you choose? It's a nobrainer, right? After two years, a company has a far greater chance of surviving a couple more years, and perhaps many years into the future to take care of you.
You want to build it once, build it big, and build it to pay your children's children, right?
If you agree with that, it makes no sense to invest your energy, time, money and reputation into a company with a 1% chance of survival. Let others be the pioneers. You should be wiser and choose an established company for yourself and your family.
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Bob and Anna Bassett
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About the Author: Bob and Anna Bassett
Member Since: 03/31/2009
I'm a Distributor For:: Vitamark International
Other Company: Together To The Top
Industry: MLM
Primary Web Site: http://www.TogetherToTheTop.com
Maybe Some Need Gamblers' Anonymous
I know someone who's been in three ground floor opportunities, and yet still wanted to join the last one, third time just be a charm right? Oh well, once is enough for me, life's too short and time's a wastin' as they say!
Thanks for the post!
PRE-LAUNCH HYPE
Just like all businesses on & off line, Don't get caught up in the HYPE, if it's a good company it will be there after 2 years & get in then, after all the bugs are worked out. Good Reminder, Thanks Bob & Anna
Don't totally agree
Guess that's why Baskin Robbins has 31 flavors. :-)
I agree with your stats regarding failed companies. Same holds true for traditional companies. And the same reason for failure.
- poor management
- underfunded
many MLM companies get started by disgruntled reps with no management experience. ZONK!
Most get get started with limited funding. ZONK!
Let's flip the pancake. Most highly paid reps for MLM's started in the first year of business.
Is it risky going with a startup? Sure. Do your homework. Management + Funding. IMHO
Tony Logue
Founding Distributor ~ Aviara Life
Do you feel good about signing up someone in your company?
I know I feel a whole lot better about bringing someone into my opportunity if it's a tried and true, stable company where you can make some great money, as opposed to a hyped up, start up, iffy
prelaunch proposition. But that's just me.
LIES, SCAMS, SPAM, BEWARE!!
Great Article Bob and Anna. Ernie makes a valid point. Thank you for sharing and New networkers BEWARE!!!
We agree, Tony!
Disgruntled distributors usually go in underfunded, and because they have little cash, they bring in their buddies with even less experience. The result is bickering and lack of direction and a bunch of disappointed reps who have followed them.
It would be interesting to see a study of when the highest paid reps joined the company. We think that most of the money is made after the first two years after the kinks are worked out, but we're open to looking at some stats if anyone has done a study like that.
Usually we find that someone telling us to get in early has pyramid thinking from a lack of confidence that any business is going to last.
Thanks for your comment. Much appreciated.
I Know First Hand What Happens To Start Up Companies~
I won't be victim again, I will say that. People warned me but I didn't listen. I fell for the hype, like so many others do.. Accurate information is so valuable, our Future depends on it! Time is priceless, why would a person want to play RISK with their dreams? Thank you for your brilliance Bob and Anna, I wished I would have had my hands on the truth 2 yrs ago when I fell for the hype. Never again!!
Been there Done that.....................
Jan Knutson