Discover the pros and cons of promoting multiple MLM Companies at the same time. Find out why you should instead focus on one company and go all in.

1. Should You
Promote
Multiple
MLM
Companies?
Chuck Holmes
Network Marketing
Professional

2. Disclaimer
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Individual results will
vary.
All views in this training
are my opinion.

3. Overview
Many people want to know if you can succeed in this
industry in a big way by promoting more than one deal.
Many people in our industry promote multiple MLM
Companies.
Probably 95% of the people promoting multiple companies
are not making money in EITHER company.
I’ve never met a top rep who promoted multiple deals, but
they might exist.
Building one successful team is hard enough, building two
is next to impossible.
Focus is the key to success.
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4. The Three Major Challenges of Promoting Multiple MLM Companies
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Loss of focus. Confuse your team. Cross-
Recruiting/Termination.

5. # 1: Loss of Focus
When you promote multiple MLM Companies,
you lose your focus.
Focus is the key to success in just about
anything in life.
Could you imagine an Olympian trying to focus
on two different sports at the same time?
Could you imagine someone being married to
two different people at the same time?
You get what you focus on. I’d rather focus on
one thing and achieve excellence with it, than
try to do two or three things half-assed.
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6. # 2: Confuse Your Team
The worst part of promoting multiple MLM
Companies is that you confuse your team in
the process.
They’ll think they should be doing what you
are doing, and as a result, many of them will
promote multiple MLM Companies.
Now, you’ll have a team of 50 to 100 or more
people, and everyone is in two to three deals.
That sounds like a disaster waiting to happen.
As a leader, you should always lead by example
and do the things you want your team to do.
Pick one company and focus on nothing else.
Teach your team the importance of focus.
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7. # 3: Cross-Recruiting/Termination
Promoting multiple network marketing companies can
be a quick way to get terminated from your company.
Not all, but most MLM Companies have a clause in
their distributor agreement that prevents you from
promoting multiple deals (especially if you are a
successful rep).
Be sure to read your company’s distributor agreement
before you decide to promote multiple MLM
Companies.
The last thing you want to happen is build a big team
and then have your distributorship terminated for
cross-recruiting or being in multiple deals .
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8. Your Best Option
Your best option is to find a good company, with products
you love, and to focus on that and nothing else for the next
three to five years.
I’ve never met one top earner in multiple deals. There
might be some out there, but I’ve never met one.
Every successful MLM Distributor I know has been with one
company at least five to ten years, and many of them much
longer than that.
Focus is paramount! Be the best at ONE THING, with ONE
COMPANY!
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9. Exceptions to This
Rule
You’re only a wholesale buyer in several
companies, and not promoting any of
them.
You only retail products and don’t
recruit reps.
You are a doctor or medical professional
with an audience of people who would
benefit from several different product
lines.
You don’t care about being successful in
the industry.
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10. Final Thoughts
These are three reasons I believe no
one should promote multiple network
marketing companies at the same
time.
I’m all about multiple streams of
income, but I believe you shouldn’t
have more than one MLM Opportunity
you are promoting.
If you’re set on multiple streams of
income, find something else, such as an
affiliate program, promoting leads or
training.
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11. About Me
• Chuck Holmes
• Network Marketing Professional
• 20+ Year Industry Veteran
• Top Earner & Top Recruiter
• (443) 421-8260 text
• mrchuckholmes@gmail.com
My Websites
• www.OnlineMLMCommunity.com (my blog)
• www.StartaFunBiz.com.com (my opportunity)
• www.CharlesHolmes.net (learn more about me)
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