In the past, it has worked. Unfortunately, this concept wouldn't be any useful today.



But how do I make such a bold statement? Because around every six to nine months, a big group of people from one specific company get traded to another. There was an era when these individuals were known as MLM junkies, but now, the people above them in their program are in the same situation.

Not so greatly, the network marketing industry has become anxious with timing, soft launches, and the next big thing. But what is causing this anxiety?

It's just the game of numbers. The count of newcomers getting into network marketing compared to the count of new companies that are opening up, does not have a decent ratio. Any time that you want, you can start your own company. The issue is that you will be limited to the number of people that are going to join your business.

This now brings in the idea of the 'Pre Launch'. A company will use this as their chance to get networkers to promote this new company. It usually gives the networkers an advantage to help get the company off its feet while there are not many people involved, which lets them make more money.

Now, as the networker has started promoting this new company, another company will start up and offer its pre launch, only promising the next big thing. Right there, this cycle begins.

While this cycle continues, at least one new company will do a pre launch every six months. The people in the other network marketing companies race to the top, and the programs they leave, fail. You see, the competition is created so quickly.

Bear in mind that in the MLM industry, marketers are the main portion of the business, making you very valuable to any MLM company.