I'm not so sure that it's wise to try to promote your business with such alarming stats. Second, network marketing is undergoing tremendous change and gaining in popularity, acceptance, and appeal. It's in a state of evolution, and it will continue to evolve for a wee while yet, as far as I can see. Therefore, it's going to be a while before we really understand what the statistics represent.
Percentages are nothing more than generalized facts.
Well, a particular email that I read last week seemed to be using statistics and attrition rates to try to set the individual marketer and company apart from the norm in the networking marketing industry, which on it's own is not a bad thing at all. And it struck me that a lot of the marketing email that I've received lately really pushes the secret to success fantasy of network marketing. Now, I hate to burst a bubble here, but I have to tell you. There are no secrets for success in any endeavor. You cannot purchase, borrow, or steal secrets to success, and no one can give them to you.