Recent changes to social media algorithms have reduced my organic reach significantly. How are other network marketers adapting to these changes? What platforms are still effective?
How long did it take you to build your team to that level? And what percentage of your team members are actually active versus just maintaining autoship?
Great post. I have been saying this for years but nobody wants to listen. The people making money in MLM are the exception, not the rule. The income disclosure statements prove this but recruiters conveniently forget to mention them.
How long did it take you to build your team to that level? And what percentage of your team members are actually active versus just maintaining autoship?
Recent changes to social media algorithms have reduced my organic reach significantly. How are other network marketers adapting to these changes? What platforms are still effective?
While I understand your frustration, blaming the MLM model for individual failure is like blaming the gym for not losing weight. The tools are there - not everyone will use them effectively. Personal accountability matters.
My biggest piece of advice - never recruit someone who cannot afford to lose their investment. If a person is living paycheck to paycheck, you are potentially putting them in a worse financial position. Be ethical about who you bring into the business.
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