How To Answer "Is This Network Marketing?"
My AI and I came up with this the other day:
"I’m glad you looked it up. Honestly, I’d be worried if you didn't find criticism. In the 'Big Room,' we call that performing due diligence.
You’re right—the marketing structure is a multi-level model, and like any model involving people, it has a lot of 'noise.' Some people use it as a 'get rich quick' scheme and fail, which is where the criticism comes from.
As an advisor, I ignored the noise and performed a Logistics Audit. I looked at two things:
- Does the product (X) actually save families money?
- Does the system (the daily pay) provide a reliable £500/month for those who follow the plan?
If the X savings aren't real, the structure doesn't matter—it’s a bad deal. But if the savings are real, then the 'MLM' part is just the delivery system, like Amazon’s delivery trucks.
My work isn't to 'sell' you on the model; it’s to help you audit whether the Wholesale Truth of the savings fits your family's budget. Would you like to see the price comparisons, or should we just leave it as a 'no' for now?"
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How To Answer "Is This Network Marketing?"
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