HISTORY
MLM started in the US, in 1959,
by business partners Rich
DeVos and Jay VanAndel.
Multi-Level Marketing have
multiple levels of people who
are marketing a product to
consumers.
Multi Level Marketing
It isa marketing strategy in
which thesalesforceis
compensated only for salesthey
personally generate.
In thisstrategy, theseller
recruitsother distributorsor
salespeopleto receive
commissions.
They recruit downlinerswhich
arenecessary to generatehuge
number of sales
THE TRADITIONAL MARKETING
In a non-MLM company, a
sales manager and sales
representatives are hired by
the company.
Once a sales manager is
overwhelmed, the company
can hire another manager or
convert a sales
representative into a
manager.
The Multi Level Company
MLM company “starts” with
recruiting person to get
customers.
The MLM company only
pays commissions, not
salaries.
 Beneficial for rapid
expansion.
Beneficial for sales
representatives for earning
commission over their usual
income.
What kind of products are sold in
MLM?
Health Products are sold most in MLM.
Travel MLM product.
Telco and communication product.
Jewellery and Ecofriendly product.
Education product.
MLM Companies in INDIA
SALES TECHNIQUES
Look for a prospect
Attending Business Meeting/Seminar
Convince prospect for the business profits
Take the joining
Give training
Intellectual Distribution Of
Products
CAREER GROWTH IN MLM
Most MLM companies provide career growth in terms of
Levels and Target is ceiling.
Commission earnings are weakly
These levels are, like:
SILVER GOLD STAR DIAMOND
PRESIDENT CLUB DOUBLE CROWN CROWN
Criticism Of Multi Level Marketing
Exploitation of personal
relation.
High-pressure Selling.
Dubious Claims
Motivation: Powerful but
Misguided
Exaggerated income claims
Check points for the legal MLM
Company must have their own
branded products.
A good residual plan is must.
Value for money should be there at
the time of joining.
Products should be of daily use or
must have repurchase power.
Quality should be good as it is word
of mouth business.
At least a Private Limited firm
should be there.
Multi level marketing

Multi level marketing

  • 2.
    HISTORY MLM started inthe US, in 1959, by business partners Rich DeVos and Jay VanAndel. Multi-Level Marketing have multiple levels of people who are marketing a product to consumers.
  • 3.
    Multi Level Marketing Itisa marketing strategy in which thesalesforceis compensated only for salesthey personally generate. In thisstrategy, theseller recruitsother distributorsor salespeopleto receive commissions. They recruit downlinerswhich arenecessary to generatehuge number of sales
  • 4.
    THE TRADITIONAL MARKETING Ina non-MLM company, a sales manager and sales representatives are hired by the company. Once a sales manager is overwhelmed, the company can hire another manager or convert a sales representative into a manager.
  • 5.
    The Multi LevelCompany MLM company “starts” with recruiting person to get customers. The MLM company only pays commissions, not salaries.  Beneficial for rapid expansion. Beneficial for sales representatives for earning commission over their usual income.
  • 6.
    What kind ofproducts are sold in MLM? Health Products are sold most in MLM. Travel MLM product. Telco and communication product. Jewellery and Ecofriendly product. Education product.
  • 7.
  • 8.
    SALES TECHNIQUES Look fora prospect Attending Business Meeting/Seminar Convince prospect for the business profits Take the joining Give training
  • 9.
  • 10.
    CAREER GROWTH INMLM Most MLM companies provide career growth in terms of Levels and Target is ceiling. Commission earnings are weakly These levels are, like: SILVER GOLD STAR DIAMOND PRESIDENT CLUB DOUBLE CROWN CROWN
  • 11.
    Criticism Of MultiLevel Marketing Exploitation of personal relation. High-pressure Selling. Dubious Claims Motivation: Powerful but Misguided Exaggerated income claims
  • 12.
    Check points forthe legal MLM Company must have their own branded products. A good residual plan is must. Value for money should be there at the time of joining. Products should be of daily use or must have repurchase power. Quality should be good as it is word of mouth business. At least a Private Limited firm should be there.