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Avon Leads Online Searches for MLM Companies
Just for fun I wanted to see what MLMs are best represented on the Internet. To give you an idea I listed the top 10 MLM companies based on about how many people search for their name. Avon has been along longer than most MLMs and several years ago they focused on improving their internet presence.
10 MLM companies online (number of searches)
1. avon 410,942
2. pampered chef 209,940
3. mary kay 200,016
4. monavie 130,821
5. quixtar 98,766
6. herbalife 79,995
7. primerica 74,853
8. melaleuca 62,965
9. xango 55,189
10. amway 42,233
Later on the list there were MLM companies like (ones listed first have more searches): shaklee, usana, noni, arbonne international, tahitian noni, nuskin, stampin’ up, nature’s sunshine, forever living products, nu skin, pre-paid legal, neways, nouveau riche, tahitian noni international, goyin
These numbers are approximate, but it gives you a rough idea. What I find interesting is that TNI has three variations of their business ranking: noni, Tahitian noni, and Tahitian Noni International.
October 8th, 2008 at 9:50
Tahitian Noni has a new product called NatureBorn, and there seems to be good reviews on it. I myself do not take it, as I am not an IPC as of 2 months ago, because I cannot justify another product to my customers and telling them “hey, noni juice has been great, but here’s something else you should buy to fill the other holes in your diet”. “But I thought noni juice was supposed to do that already? No thanks.” This is what I’m dealing with.
I don’t know what TNI’s future is going to be, maybe they are in financial turmoil, as they have closed down their cafe’s recently, and with HIRO not going the way they expected, along with the carrot-on-a-stick about going public and offering IPO’s to the top distributors.
Add to this the horrendous drop out rate TNI is experiencing, a MASS EXODUS, so to speak, with most going to other juice companies, such as Zrii and Monavie, for what? To sell more juices??
Thank goodness for Oceanside Wealth, where we don’t have to worry about peddling lotions and potions to our family and friends.
Kind regards,
Angel Melendez
Team Avalanche Leader and Founding Member
November 17th, 2008 at 10:18
First, Avon is NOT an MLM company and actually it one of a small group of companies at stick to the Direct Sales Module. The main goal of an Avon Representative is Retailing Avon product not trying to find more Representatives like you find in ALL MLM Companies. Therefore, how can you compare Avon to those other MLM companies?
Thou I’m not a Representative for Avon, I feel it’s an insult to all of the millions of fine Avon Representative and the Avon company — you adding them to your list. No MLM can be in comparison to Avon’s amazing products or service, and it an insult for you ever adding them to your list MLM Companies.
You’ll never see an Avon Representative behaving like that of your movie that I can safely say is a true reenactment of MLM company Representatives and should ALL be stopped.
Robert Hartung
Lakeland, FL
December 26th, 2008 at 6:43
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