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<strong>20</strong> <strong>Ways</strong> <strong>Melaleuca</strong> <strong>is</strong> <strong>NOT</strong> Multi-Level <strong>Marketing</strong>1. No Volume Line or Quota with <strong>Melaleuca</strong>: Some MLMs require large volumes tomove up in positions.2. Cap on Product Point Comm<strong>is</strong>sions with <strong>Melaleuca</strong>: At <strong>Melaleuca</strong>, marketingexecutives aren’t paid comm<strong>is</strong>sion on anything above 150 product points perorder.a. <strong>The</strong>re <strong>is</strong> no reward for buying more product personally. <strong>Melaleuca</strong> doesn’twant you to buy more than you need for your home each month.b. You aren’t restarting your points at the beginning of each month like youwould with an MLM. You usually start at the same place the followingmonths.3. <strong>Melaleuca</strong> customers can return Business Kits and products up to 1<strong>20</strong> days afterpurchase for refund or credit on your <strong>Melaleuca</strong> account.a. With most MLMs, once you’ve bought inventory, you’re stuck with it andthe company will come up with all sorts of excuses why you can’t berefunded (“you’ve already opened it”).4. <strong>Melaleuca</strong>’s Annual Income Stat<strong>is</strong>tics for <strong>Marketing</strong> Executives are d<strong>is</strong>closedevery year. <strong>The</strong>re <strong>is</strong> no need to exaggerate incomes like MLMs do.5. <strong>Melaleuca</strong>’s retention rate <strong>is</strong> d<strong>is</strong>closed from month to month – 95%!! MostMLMs will not give you theirs… of those contacted in a study, most d<strong>is</strong>tributorswere not over 40%.6. <strong>Melaleuca</strong>’s <strong>Marketing</strong> Executives receive a business report including theiraverages, back-up orders, and personal customer retention rates. MLMs give noinformation on their business reports.7. <strong>Melaleuca</strong>’s products are exceptional and reasonably priced, which adds value.8. At <strong>Melaleuca</strong>, we can’t go into the money if you don’t know that the foundationof our business IS our products. If you don’t believe in the products yourself, itmakes it hard to market them to other people. Most MLMs take focus away fromthe products and just talks about the money you’ll make.9. At <strong>Melaleuca</strong>, there are no “sensational” products. Most MLMs have a lot ofhype behind their products, whether it’s juices, chocolates, water filters… ALLPURE HYPE!!10. At <strong>Melaleuca</strong>, we use SCIENCE to market our products, not a lot of EXPERTSCIENTISTS, which are used to create hype.11. With <strong>Melaleuca</strong>, ANYONE can be successful no matter when you join in thebusiness because <strong>Melaleuca</strong> rewards the producer. With MLMs, you have to “getin first so you can be on top…”


12. <strong>Melaleuca</strong> has been around for over 25 years and we are a strong, solid business.Most MLMs fall apart within 5 years.13. <strong>Melaleuca</strong> <strong>is</strong> structured so that everyone <strong>is</strong> rewarded for helping everyone else.<strong>The</strong>re are no “breakaways” and nothing <strong>is</strong> taken away from you when you helpsomeone else succeed. <strong>The</strong> more you help others to succeed, the more youbenefit financially. MLMs penalize for helping other people.14. <strong>Melaleuca</strong> was put together by ideas from other Fortune 500 Companies (IBM,Proctor & Gamble, Johnson & Johnson). Most MLMs are made up of formerMLMers of fallen companies who carried their bad habits with them.15. All of <strong>Melaleuca</strong>’s accounts are tied to the person who enrolled the newcustomer, so there <strong>is</strong> no need for each marketing executive to pay extra for theirown website like an MLM would do.16. <strong>Melaleuca</strong>’s comm<strong>is</strong>sions are paid to more than 1 person because we wantpeople to work in teams.a. Car dealerships: Comm<strong>is</strong>sions on each car are paid to the Salesman, SalesManager, Finance Manager, and Service Manager – THEY ARE ALL ATEAM!!17. <strong>The</strong> legal definition of MLM varies from state to state.a. Montana: ANY business would be considered MLM!18. <strong>Melaleuca</strong> doesn’t d<strong>is</strong>count their prices to people who are higher up within thecompany. EVERY customer pays the same price.19. <strong>Melaleuca</strong> already provides great training, but no one <strong>is</strong> getting rich off thattraining. It <strong>is</strong> actually their policy to provide these trainings so that everyone <strong>is</strong>on the same level playing field. Most MLMs make their money from trainingvideos, seminars, books, tapes, etc., and not really from the sale of products.<strong>20</strong>. <strong>Melaleuca</strong> uses different language (We are a Consumer Direct <strong>Marketing</strong>business and we use common business terms to refer to what we do here at<strong>Melaleuca</strong>):a. We don’t have “downlines,” we have Support Teams or a BusinessOrganization.b. We don’t have “d<strong>is</strong>tributors,” we have <strong>Marketing</strong> Executivesc. We don’t “get somebody,” we find new customersd. <strong>The</strong> more we use these negative terms, the more it puts us in the MLMbucket.

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