MLM will go (scratch that) MLM is going mainstream

Posted on 30. May, 2006 by Ty Tribble in Network Marketing - MLM

I just unleashed 7 of my most closely guarded Internet Marketing files for the first time. Download Ty Tribble's MLM Web Secrets. It's my free gift to you for visiting.

One day you are going to wake up and MLM will have entered the mainstream.

Do not adjust your monitor.

Think I'm crazy?

I actually have evidence.

Mainstream Companies Embrace Network Marketing

Warren Buffet's Berkshire Hathaway now owns the Pampered Chef - Berkshire Hathaway is as mainstream as they come. See Dairy Queen, Ben Bridge Jewelers, Fruit of the Loom, See's Candies and Geico Auto Insurance.

The Jones Apparel Group, a mainstream clothing designer with brands including Nine West, Jones of New York, Kasper, Anne Klein, Energie and l.e.i. recently launched Million Wishes, a Network Marketing party plan that markets clothing and accessories.

Here are a few more mainstream companies that have embraced Network Marketing:

Lillian Vernon, Citigroup, Hallmark, Jockey, Vanity Fair, The Body Shop and Reader's Digest.

Mainstream Marketing is embracing the Network Marketing concept

Variety:

WORD OF MOUTH marketing has been around for decades -- think Tupperware parties and Avon Ladies. But it's suddenly a red-hot field. As conventional advertising loses its clout, marketers are scrambling to infiltrate our day-to-day lives. They want to tap into blogs, Internet chatter and text messages, and also into off-line conversations among friends, colleagues and people who don't even know each other -- at parties, in church groups, you name it.

One WOMMA company, the Boston-based BzzAgent, has a network of 90,000 demographically diverse "brand evangelists" programmed to promote the company's clients at every opportunity.

Last but not least (for today), my friend and fellow anti-hype Network Marketing blogger, Kim Klaver just made Viral Garden's top 25 marketing blogs at no. 22.

Share: