The fundamental thing is to see if certain main factors are in place. This will be a general guide line to ascertain if you can survive and make money. You must look for:
How many people do you need to personally bring into the company to be able to make a 6 figure income. Bear in mind that the industry average is 2.8.
So if a company says you must bring in say 5 or 6 people personally in your front line then you are fighting an uphill battle.
Because the industry average says that the common mum and dad brings in less than 3, certainly closer to one or zero.
A good example will be the business plan for a company that has been arted by MLM Insider as the best company in network marketing, where all you need to do is to find at least two serious people to build a healthy home based business in Malaysia with network marketing.
This is one of the many reasons why this particular network marketing company has been writen up by Reuters as one of the best mlm companies in the world.
You may want to take a look at what the editors have to say here as well as check out the other companies so you have a fair idea what is the best network marketing company to get involved with.
Yes there are some people who bring in more than that but that's a small number of super distributors. So where does that leave you.
Does the plan allow for any unpaid product volume to roll over or over flow onto the next pay period. Most plans don't. You really don't want all your hard work flow down the drain.
With a carry over facilty in place you find that you will eventually get paid as long as you don't quit.
Check to see if you do get help with the volume from up-lines working in your area of the business. This fosters team work and is a win-win for all to succeed.
Look to see if you have to purchase a huge inventory of products and if the products are more expensive than the market.
Is the quality of the products far superior than the shops. And are the products only available through a company distributor.
Problems with Binary Network Marketing:
There are no real issues with the binary plan. In some countries such as Malaysia the binary plan is frowned upon by the government due to bad practices of companies.
All I can say is if that information about the plan may be with held from new prospects so that a sign-on can happen for selfish reasons.
If there are any problems with the Binary Plan then they may occur when:
Sponsors over promising their new distributors and not fulfilling their commitments. Sponsors should never tell their new people that they will build one team and that the new person builds the other.
Young distributors not be aware that they need to build a strong distributorship and not concentrate on just just two people in their down-line.
The binary does not work if people are not team players and do not foster training and support and help young distributors in their first year or two in their new distributorships.
