Questions About MLM/Networking

**jut703** · November 11th, 2017 04:01 PM

Originally Posted by _Cathy_

I'm just wondering why would a successful global brand such as Unilever go into networking?

But if I can get the products cheaper, I might join since I use a lot of Unilever products anyway.

Different line of products. They only have 2 lines right now, Beyonde (a berry health drink) and Aviance (beauty products).

You can't buy Dove, Surf, etc.

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**StockEngine** · November 11th, 2017 04:08 PM

Originally Posted by _Cathy_

I'm just wondering why would a successful global brand such as Unilever go into networking?

But if I can get the products cheaper, I might join since I use a lot of Unilever products anyway.

a spider can catch more if it spreads its web more...

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**_Cathy_** · November 11th, 2017 04:19 PM

Originally Posted by jut703

Different line of products. They only have 2 lines right now, Beyonde (a berry health drink) and Aviance (beauty products).

You can't buy Dove, Surf, etc.

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Oh! Not so interested anymore

But makes me wonder why they have to go into networking when they can just sell it "normally"

**MR_BIG18** · November 11th, 2017 06:23 PM

Originally Posted by _Cathy_

Oh! Not so interested anymore

But makes me wonder why they have to go into networking when they can just sell it "normally"

free advertisment and word of mouth, before signing up, ask yourself if youre the type that can handle rejection on a regular basis, if not, move on

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**jut703** · November 11th, 2017 08:56 PM

Originally Posted by _Cathy_

Oh! Not so interested anymore

But makes me wonder why they have to go into networking when they can just sell it "normally"

Their explanation is that unlike regular Unilever products which are mass market, their Unilever Network products are more middle-class and thus they are tapping into direct selling via e-commerce.

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**dreamur** · November 12th, 2017 06:51 AM

Originally Posted by jut703

Their explanation is that unlike regular Unilever products which are mass market, their Unilever Network products are more middle-class and thus they are tapping into direct selling via e-commerce.

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I bet your intention was more into spying on their new products and market strategy bro.

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**Monseratto** · November 14th, 2017 07:59 PM

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**jut703** · November 14th, 2017 08:54 PM

Originally Posted by dreamur

I bet your intention was more into spying on their new products and market strategy bro.

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Walang connect yung presentation dun sa main line of products nila bro. Unilever Network feels more similar to Unicity than it does to Unilever.

Part of their presentation was the income potential. If you have a downline of 4 levels with a total of 7000 members and they all purchase 10k a month f products, you stand to earn 4M pesos/month.

First - how do you get 7,000 people to join you without any overlaps? Second - if you have 7,000 people, do all of them have an incremental 10k to spend on beauty/wellness products? Third - if they do purchase 10k worth of products, can they do it sustainably?

It just doesn't make sense to me how it all adds up and how it's a sustainable means of earning unless you repeatedly join and leave different MLMs before they reach saturation, or put differently, paulit ulit mong uutuin network mo na sumali sa iba't ibang MLM.

Originally Posted by Monseratto

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That Egyptian guy who invested 38M and got scammed is either a huge idiot or was double-crossed. I'm thinking the latter cuz you don't get 38M pesos without having some sense of business acumen. Just so happened that his co-scammers took off with his money.

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**dreamur** · November 14th, 2017 09:05 PM

Originally Posted by jut703

Walang connect yung presentation dun sa main line of products nila bro. Unilever Network feels more similar to Unicity than it does to Unilever.

Part of their presentation was the income potential. If you have a downline of 4 levels with a total of 7000 members and they all purchase 10k a month f products, you stand to earn 4M pesos/month.

First - how do you get 7,000 people to join you without any overlaps? Second - if you have 7,000 people, do all of them have an incremental 10k to spend on beauty/wellness products? Third - if they do purchase 10k worth of products, can they do it sustainably?

It just doesn't make sense to me how it all adds up and how it's a sustainable means of earning unless you repeatedly join and leave different MLMs before they reach saturation, or put differently, paulit ulit mong uutuin network mo na sumali sa iba't ibang MLM.

That Egyptian guy who invested 38M and got scammed is either a huge idiot or was double-crossed. I'm thinking the latter cuz you don't get 38M pesos without having some sense of business acumen. Just so happened that his co-scammers took off with his money.

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I can relate bro since I really do not have the knack to do a face-to-face marketing. The challenge is how to convince your potential down line if you yourself do not believe in the scheme.

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