Not only are you selling a very well-trusted product, but the sign up cost is also one of the lowest out there ($30). Jeunesse routinely make the list for the top 20 MLMs in the world, and they’re doing about $1.4 billion in annual revenue. With their crazy sales numbers, I wouldn’t be surprised if they are selling to just about everyone in the world. Who wants to get fit, look younger, and lose weight? Jeunesse, meet your global target market: everyone. Sometimes you just can’t take the “hustle” outta people, and I mean that in a slightly good way. Okay, that was decades ago, but still thought that was funny. These guys would be on my short list for companies to push based off of industry trends.įun fact: Gary Young has built an empire much different than his 1980s blood testing lab in Tijuana that was clowned by the LA Times. Young LivingĮssential oils are hot, and Young Living is a big part that. Anyone who follows MLM knows its usually too “product practical” (see: Tupperware, Cutco) or too “opportunity-centric” (see: Herbalife).ĭoTERRA has a fine balance. What does that even mean? Means they have the practicality side of the company that is off the product and they have the sales, entrepreneur people them promoting it, too. They have the stay-at-home-mother meets women entrepreneur mixture working for them. doTERRA is a little younger than Young Living, but they have the momentum in a niche thats arguably the hottest in direct selling. #3. doTERRAĪh, yes, the “other” essential oils empire. Translation: exponential growth on the horizon. They have a product that works, their PR game is strong, and they’re alone in their category. Just means they’re a product-first company which screams longevity in the network marketing space. That doesn’t mean people aren’t making bank on flameless candles. So refreshing to see a direct-selling venture pushing a unique product that people are crazy about without the “income opportunity”.

Learn about the “big daddy” money stay-at-home Moms are doing with this. Opportunity: like most MLMs, there are better ways online to make money.īottom line: don’t join if you’re doin’ it for the money. YouTube stars like Ellebangs have given elegant (but transparent) reviews, giving Monat a “cool” factor that is getting high-end skin creams and hair treatments in the hands of hot mommas all over the USA and Canada. Sure, some hate the detox phase at first (itchy scalp), but crazy-good results start coming in after using it for 3-4 months. Their hair stuff works, which is kinda a big deal since most people want the best possible hair.

This is the hottest I’ve seen a direct sales company in the few years covering this space. Today (2019), my “Monat” page on this blog gets over 2,500 hits.

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