Why MLM?

Liquid Zeolite has been doing some incredible things for people over the years. There are countless stories about cancer, autism and so many other symptoms of high toxic levels in the body as a result of heavy metal poisoning.

There are a few different companies that are promoting Zeolite, Liquid Zeolite and other Zeolite enhanced with DHQ products. Whether they work or not is not the topic of this post. Some do and some definitely don’t. What I’d like to address is the means of distribution.

The Original Liquid Zeolite that was initially released into the market is distributed by a Network Marketing or Mult-Level Marketing company. This means that consumers are encouraged to purchase a membership that gives them the rights to refer other people to the company. Commissions on the purchases of Zeolite are paid up to the referrer, the referrer’s referrer and so on up a few levels. There is quite a bit of misunderstanding of the industry as a whole. There are certainly companies that are illegal pyramids, but MLM in itself is legal as long as the company follows certain rules.

The reality is that many of the most popular and highest quality natural nutritional products are sold through MLM distribution models. Many of the natural nutritional products that you can now purchase regularly at a grocery store were introduced to the market through an MLM company. There are a few advantages for a company to go with the Network Marketing route.

If the company is confident in their product, then it is far cheaper to distribute a product through MLM. The company actually sells the product BEFORE it pays out commissions. That is because the first person buys the product and then refers someone to the company as a result of their experience with that product. Commissions are then paid on the referral. A very important thing to keep in mind is that MLM products are typically exceptional quality product since, for the most part, it is average people that are promoting them. An average person can’t promote a product that they don’t believe in.

Having said this…. The fact that the company chose the MLM distribution method is not enough reason to avoid the product. Some people are worried that they will be harassed to participate in the business side. While I can’t speak for everyone, I find it hard to believe that people are forced to do business. After all, it is your choice whether you promote or not. I would suggest that if you do purchase a membership in order to get a price break, then you can opt out of all the distributor emails.

I hope this helps!

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