The word “wholesale” in the network marketing community and the rest of the world mean two very different things. In the real world, wholesale represents a price close to production, warehousing, and delivery cost with a reasonable profit margin built in.

  

In the MLM arena, wholesale is simply the price the company sales a product to its distributors. However, traditional network marketing “wholesale” generally represents a seven to ten times mark up. This is because their wholesale price needs to pay the cost of producing and warehousing a product plus paying a gazillion distributor roll-up on that product.

  

The problem with traditional network marketing pricing structure is that the outrageous wholesale price means that the retail price must be astronomical. This makes a profitable retail business unrealistic at best, which means that distributors are limited to a recruiting business.

  

Team Everest does not need to mark up their products in order to pay commissions. Because of this, the company distributors actually buy products at true wholesale. They are also able to develop a true retail business because the prices are kept low.

  

Let me give you a prime example-

  

I once was a distributor for another network marketing company. The company had wonderful supplements, which helped me to overcome many health challenges. But one day, that company decided to reinvent itself and change its product line. A product that I desperately NEEDED was being discontinued. I purchased that product “wholesale” from my former company at $55.00 per bottle.

   

Team Everest was able to contact the manufacturer of that product and carry it. Team Everest’s wholesale price on that product is about $10.00. The retail is about $17.00.

  

Same benefits at a much lower price and realistic retail possibilities.

  

See what I mean?

  

What makes more sense to you?

 Team Everest provides their distributors with an e-commerce site to sell online. To visit my ecommerce store, click here.

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