The standard framework for network marketing involves three primary components:
Introduction
Participants can build their own network of distributors (a "downline").
Network marketing, often referred to as Multi-Level Marketing (MLM), is a business model that relies on a network of independent distributors to grow a business. Unlike traditional retail models that use physical stores or media machines to "prime the pump" for consumers, network marketing leverages personal connections and social communication to share value and products directly with the marketplace.
Earnings are generated from personal sales and bonuses based on the sales of the recruited downline. Strategic Benefits and Scope Scope and Challenges in Network Marketing Business
Distributors earn commissions by selling products or services directly to customers.
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