The third example is where the action is in today's MLM arena. It all boils down to making money. If the product is good enough to promote notice . . I didn't say the best . . The truth is there is no real loyalty in products.
Loyalty is based on making money.
When I say no real loyalty in products, I'm talking about if a person would use those products even if they didn't participate in the business opportunity. It is easy to be a loyal product user when starting a company and certainly when making money with that company, but the true test is whether a person will use the products even when they are not making money. If people showed their loyalty to products even if they were not making money, more people would make money because people are consuming the product which is the basis of commission generation. Another factor is changing habits of people. For the most part, people go to stores and purchase products.