Multilevel marketing companies are always looking for team members who they believe can perform and believe in their product. The easiest way to find someone who can very quickly latch onto the concept and put it into their believe system is someone of a religious faith. This is because someone who already believes in something so strongly because their brain formatted as certain way, which would allow them to believe in something else. A multilevel marketing recruiter can use this to their advantage by signing up people with a certain type of brain that believes very easily in things. Religious folks who go to church and such and participate in an organized religion generally are very easy to be led and can have their feelings manipulated so they believe just about anything. Multi level marketing companies can target the psychology of these individuals and bring them into the herd as their down line so they can make money off of these people. The religious type of a person makes it easier to convince them to sign up for multilevel marketing and many times these people believe they can get rich quick without doing any work. Just like people pray to God for a free new car; it is the silliest friggin thing in the world you see? However the seasoned multilevel marketing recruiter knows that those people who were simply out to make something for nothing will probably through attrition quit early and this will not be good for the amount of time they have to spend sponsoring them or helping them or coaxing them along. Nevertheless multilevel marketing recruiter will often use bogus sales tactics, deception and prey upon the weak winds of religious folks. I do not want anybody to try to argue this with me because it has been my actual observation and I know darn good in well what I'm talking about. Multilevel marketers love to talk to people who are religious because they know they can shape their minds and get those people into believing in their product or service. Consider this in 2006 and no I am not down on multi level marketing; I just thought you should know. |
