MLM Script and MLM Software

How has sampling helped your MLM business?

Do you do it and how successful are you in getting new customers from it?

Public Comments

1. To be honest, I spent hundreds on my last mlm on samples and catalogs only to get maybe a customer or two. People like free stuff. I would not suggest it. Jennifer
2. Sampling is great for your business, everyone wants to taste, touch, smell etc... before they buy or do something new. Word of mouth is a powerful marketing tool, this will greatly help your developing business because others will tell them about what they got to try/sample and that will encourage others to try as well. Its like video games or movies if some starts saying that this is a great game or movie and can add a little info about becasue they got to see/or sample it others will want to, to and will value there opinion more than an add! My business is completly people based and marketing is done by word of mouth from people who use and have tryed are products. The products will speak for itself but peoples opinions are greatly valued and that along with a great product makes marketing easier and less expensive. Sampling is a great idea and a write off. I market an exculsive energy that you can not buy in retail establishments and we are one of the top 5 of energy drinks sold nation wide! All this is done by sampling, word of mouth and a great product people want to buy.
3. It is true that sampling can be a good way to sell retail products, however, if you're looking to build a residual business and attract business builders you're going to need to learn how to market efficiently. One technique is to retail training products on the front end (build relationships) and then back end people into your business. This method is called a 'funded proposal.' It allows you to make some quick cash upfront that can be used towards advertising your business. http://www.dustincallahan.com shows you how to use a system such as this to build your business. I hope this helps! Dustin Callahan