There is a lot of attention going to Donald Trump, and his new Trump Network network marketing company. A quick internets search shows quite a lot of information about the Trump Network. Scam sites are noticeably silent about the new company,though, which is a good thing.
Donald Trump stirs up the contraversy in American business. Some people don't like the way he handles his real estate deals, or even the way he conducts himself on "The Apprentice". It is no surprise that he is getting more criticism for buying Ideal Health, an MLM company. Part of the criticism he is getting is because of what he's said about MLMs before.
In the days when Johnny Carson sat behind the desk at The Tonight Show, Donald Trump made some really mocking comments about MLM, and Amway in particular. Now people are understandably viewing his purchase of Ideal Health, with a jaded eye. He will re-launch the company as the Trump Network. Scam is too powerful a term to use in this case, it's just interesting to see him apparently change his tune.
The Trump Network has its eye on two huge groups. They are focusing on Baby Boomers and the overweight. They are offering a vitamin supplement product, with a neat little twist. First they sell you a home testing kit to determine what vitamins your body needs. Next, they sell you a customized vitamin formula. For your convenience, you are put into automatic shipping, and your vitamins will continue to come month after month until you decide you want to stop.
The weight loss product has some people thinking the Trump Network scam factor is pretty high, but I personally think it is ingenious. Instead of sending you three meals a day, they send you one meal and 5 snacks. This is based on research that shows people losing weight should "graze" during the day instead of eating 3 heavy meals.
Don't forget that The Trump Network is a multi level marketing company. Donald Trump stands to make a lot of money if his company takes off. Many people think it is only the people at the top that get rich with network marketing companies like this. So when people hear this they automatically think there is Trump Network scam behavior afoot.
In all honesty, plenty of people make money with MLM. Unfortunately, most of them are not making full time income kind of money. Mostly, this is the fault of the education they get from the company. There is still a lot of money to be made by people who know marketing.
If a person can make $50 a month with MLM, then they can make $5,000 a month. You just need the right education. So if you ask me, "Is Trump Network a scam?" I will truthfully say no. If you ask me, "Do I need to learn marketing from an outside source?" I will shout, yes! Learn all the hundreds of ways you can make money with the Trump Network, and you will never be one who calls theTrump Network a scam.
Author Resource:
Ellie Gant is the editor for Online MLM Secrets, a goldmine of actionable information and resources for everyone who is working in an MLM Business . Take a look at the full-length, non-distributor review of Trump Network over at the website. During your visit, be sure to claim your free immediate access to Jonathan Budd's 8 Day Mastermind Marketing Bootcamp, 100% free.
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