Amway Hopeful For Comeback In United States

Posted on 05. Jan, 2009 by Ty Tribble in Amway


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toledoblade.com -- Amway hopes marketing will help it continue comeback in U.S.

Now, as Amway's 50th anniversary approaches in May, Alticor is retiring the inert Quixtar label and pouring millions of dollars into reviving the Amway brand in North America with market research, national television commercials, and ads in newspapers and magazines and online. The company will use a transitional name, Amway Global, before reverting in about a year to Amway.

"We thought, well, if we're going to build a brand, build the brand that everybody knows already," Alticor president and co-CEO Doug DeVos said. "It's going to be much more successful and cost a lot less and happen a lot faster."

Despite predictions of continuing economic gloom, Alticor executives hope to repeat in the United States the kind of growth they've seen abroad in the past - and to revive the mystique that helped the company spread throughout the Midwest and, by the mid-1960s, the rest of the U.S. Amway's hundreds of thousands of distributors dreamed of getting rich by selling cleaning products and by recruiting their acquaintances to join the fold.

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2 Responses to “Amway Hopeful For Comeback In United States”

  1. Lou

    05. Jan, 2009

    Quixtar should do ok with the bad economy as there are still many people out there trying to suppliment their income. So they should do good

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  2. Kurt Henninger

    05. Jan, 2009

    I think its great that they are trying to revive an old MLM brand. However, what many people do not think of is that for every dollar the company spends on advertising, that is money out of the pocket of distributors…..that I am NOT a fan of.

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