Network marketing

Network marketing is a business model where a company markets its products or services through a network of independent distributors. These distributors typically earn commissions on their own salesas well as on the sales made by the distributors they recruit into the network. This creates a "multi-level" or "downline" structure where the distributor at the top of the network can earn passive income from the sales made by their downlineas well as on the sales made by the people they recruit into the business, forming a downline or team. The idea behind network marketing is to leverage the power of personal relationships and word-of-mouth advertising to build a sales force that can help promote the company's products or services more effectively than traditional advertising methods.

Network marketing companies often offer training and support to their distributors, who are typically from all walks of life and may work part-time or full-time. Distributors may sell products through various channels, including online, face-to-face sales meetings, and home parties. In some cases, distributors may also recruit other people to become distributors and build their own team.

While some people have achieved great success in network marketing, others have encountered challenges, such as difficulty in finding customers, legal issues, or problems with the company itself. It's important for prospective network marketers to thoroughly research the company they are considering joining, understand the compensation plan, and be prepared to invest time and effort in building a successful business.