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An Analytical Approach to Direct Selling and Network Marketing

Even though direct selling and network marketing are similar models they have their own similarities and differences. Direct selling is a business model where products and services are sold to the customers bypassing the conventional retail channels whereas in network marketing along with selling products and services to customers they also encouraged to recruit additional sales representatives, creating a multi-level marketing framework.

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An Analytical Approach to Direct Selling and Network Marketing

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  1. A Comprehensive Guide to Direct Selling and Network Marketing

  2. What is Direct Selling? ▪ Direct selling is a business model where products are sold through independent distributors. ▪ This model omits traditional retail methods and favor more on a personalized interaction.

  3. ▪ In network marketing, along with selling products through individual distributors, they also focuses on building a network of distributors creating a multi-level marketing framework. What is Network Marketing? ▪ This method is also known as referral marketing.

  4. Income Structure

  5. Direct Selling Network Marketing (MLM) Earnings generated mainly from personal sales efforts. Earnings come from personal sales plus team (downline) sales. Commissions may be lower per sale, but are earned across multiple levels. Offers higher commissions on direct sales. No opportunity for residual income, when sales stop, income stop. Residual income possible through ongoing downline activity and repeat purchases. Potential for consistent revenue from team growth and customer reorders. Income depends on continuous selling effort.

  6. Product Focus

  7. Direct Selling Network Marketing (MLM) Focuses on consumable products with regular repurchasing needs. Often includes higher-value, durable goods. Encourages ongoing purchases to maintain consumption and commission flow. Typically involves one-time purchases. Items like kitchenware, appliances, and household tools. Products such as supplements, skincare, personal care, and wellness items. Revenue depends on new customers and single sales. Aims for continuous demand and recurring income from the same customer base.

  8. Growth Potential

  9. Direct Selling Network Marketing (MLM) Growth is largely tied to the individual's personal sales efforts and skills. Growth is driven by team building and expanding a downline network. Can grow by increasing customer base or boosting sales volume. Grows through recruitment and network duplication, multiplying reach. Income increases linearly with effort and time invested. Income can grow exponentially through multiple levels of sales and teamwork. Offers larger-scale growth potential through leveraged efforts of the team. Limited to individual performance.

  10. Sales Approach

  11. Direct Selling Network Marketing (MLM) Prioritizes memorable, one-on-one experiences with customers. Focuses on community building and mentorship-driven sales strategies. Uses a mix of face-to-face interactions and digital platforms. Leverages digital platforms for product promotion and team building. Grows through personal connections and sales performance. Expands via network duplication and leadership development.

  12. Market Reach and Distribution

  13. Direct Selling Network Marketing (MLM) More localized and personalized, tailored to specific consumer preferences and needs. Uses an expansive approach to broaden market reach through team networks. Major companies have centralized, structured distribution systems across large regions. Relies on multi-layered distributor networks to spread products and services widely. Emphasis on direct relationships with customers. Builds reach through recruitment and community-driven promotion. Growth depends on individual seller’s geographic and social reach. Enables rapid geographic expansion via a scalable team structure.

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