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At one point or another, almost everyone has been presented with an Mary Kay offer. Perhaps you have too. Do you know what Mary Kay is? Multi Level Marketing is what Mary Kay stands for. It is a particular business model that many people confuse with illegal pyramids schemes. What happens is each time you sell something, you get a commission, but so also does the person that hired you. So, for instance, when you hire a person under you, when they make a sale, you also make a commission. This will happen for them as well. Beware! The promise of prosperity often fools a lot of people. Be careful when doing Mary Kay - here are some not so popular truths that you need to hear. Mary Kay opportunities have been touted as a superior business model, capable of making almost anyone money their first time out. This is absolutely not true. In fact, only 1% (or less) actually make any money at all with Mary Kay. That is the truth! Earning money online, with a website selling products and services, is probably a better way to go. The business model presented by Mary Kay companies is on shaky ground, a way of business that is not recommended for all. If there is a simple bookkeeping error, the whole system will crash. One of the primary reasons that multi level marketing is so popular is because it seems like a good way to make a lot of cash without putting in much effort. Surely, you must sell products and get new people working under you in the beginning. But, if you get decent people, you can let them recruit others that will make you money. This seems like a plan, right? Quite simply, it takes hard work to get the right group of people working under you. You have to show them what to do. You have to know which type of people with stay and work once they figure out what multi level marketing is about. You have to give them some reasons to continue working with you. You have to work in order for a business to be successful. Always remember this. Mary Kay recruiters will tell you that multi level marketing is ideal for starting your own business and becoming successful. This is false. It is hard to make money in a multi level marketing environment. Even if you sell a lot of products, most of the money you make will go to the people above you in the pyramid. Then, you will also be responsible for Mary Kay fees. Also, you will get stuck with dishing out money for membership dues in addition to fees for missing project deadlines. So you might end up losing money, not making it...even after all of that work. Everyone is the same - we all want to make money online and we will try different things to do it. As you are looking for a legitimate way to make money on the Internet, you're bound to find an Mary Kay company or two that will try to get you to join their program. Stay away if possible! Even though Mary Kay companies look very inviting, you should try to find some other way to make money on the Internet as there are so many to choose from. As a bit of advice, stay away from these companies if you can. This little bit of information is just a straw in a very large haystack. You will find many other valid reasons for staying away from these businesses. Mary Kay sales ideas - Source 1: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVUM5wdmhLk Mary Kay Marketing Plan] Mary Kay sales ideas - Source 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGgf7pYNMVc
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