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The Broken MLM Business Model - Top Tier Business Model Thriving

It was not a long ago when I had my first MLM (Multilevel Marketing) experience. I had joined a financial services company that sold Life Insurance, Loans, and Securities.

I was there for about 2 years before I realized how broken the MLM business model really was. It was a model that was very difficult to duplicate and was falling short of delivering the entrepreneur the right tools to succeed in the 21st century.

Are you currently considering joining an MLM Company?

My intention is not to bash the MLM companies I believe it's a very cost effective way for a company to mass distribute their products & services. The problem for me is that the traditional or ‘old school' MLM model fails to give today's aspiring entrepreneur a real chance of building a sounds business for himself. Now, unless you like hotel meetings, house parties or even cold calling, MLM may be for you.

You see, in MLM your success is completely dependent on the amount of people that you ‘recruit' . Why? Because TOTAL commission is spread over 5 or 6 levels deep. This means that you would need to generate MASSIVE amounts of sales personally at a very low commission rate in order for you to make a living. Most of your income because of the way the business model is built would come from other people's production. Therefore if you do not recruit, you will NEVER have a solid business and you will burn out. That is why people that join MLMs quit within the first 90 days.

Now let me ask you. What are the odds that you will find someone (actually a couple of people) as hard working and dedicated as you are? The odds are very slim, and I'll tell you why… The reason is that true entrepreneurial leaders understand their success is directly proportional to their efforts, and as so, they DEMAND a much higher compensation for their efforts.

In today's modern 21st century world, unless you help others succeed your success will be cut short. In MLM, having someone have taste of success is very difficult because of these low commission structures that are spread to so deep.

That is why The ‘Top Tier' Online Business Model is thriving more than ever. By combining a HUGE upfront commission mixed together with a residual income only 2 or 3 levels deep, entrepreneurs can now build solid businesses that generate substantial income up front and can also build a residual income that will allow them to retire one day.

The world is ever changing and the Traditional MLM Business Model did not adapt to this new era of doing business.

Isaac Tobelen is a Home Based Business Owner and Professional. His extensive experience in Real Estate, Finance and MLM has allowed him to launch a successful home based business with a goal to coach and mentor people just like you to start their own successful home based business.

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