Comments on: MLM Company Internet Policy Changes

By: Brett Duncan, MarketingInProgress.com

Brett Duncan, MarketingInProgress.com — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 18:58:23 +0000

While I understand the legal ramifications, I would think it's in a company's best interests to allow personal sites that use the company and product names, even if for no other reason than for the Google juice. At the same time, I'm more than familiar with the consequences of zealous distributors making false claims, so it's quite a balancing act. It's a shame that the regulatory issues force companies to tighten their grip on independent distributor marketing efforts when direct sales and the web are such a perfect marriage. Brett Duncan, MarketingInProgress.com’s last blog post..Do Good Stuff: the Secret of Cutting Through

By: Gary J. Harris

Gary J. Harris — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 12:56:49 +0000

Branding yourself is indeed the way to go. One of the axioms of marketing is "People Buy People, not Stuff" In addition, the whole premise of Network Marketing is that the customers will buy your products on your recommendation. It is your credibility that makes the sale, not your techniques. Great article, thank you. Gary J. Harris’s last blog post..Don’t Buy Leads

By: Eldon Beard

Eldon Beard — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 05:06:02 +0000

Hi AnnaLaura,

I appreciate your comment. I think you work with Jackie, so you have the good fortune to learn about this from one of the masters!

Eldon

By: annalaura brown

annalaura brown — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 23:44:34 +0000

yes, yes, yes, this is so true. You must market and brand you online to be successful. Not only is using the company name in many cases against the company rules but it can hurt you more than help you.