First Vita Plus Marketing Plan

Several people interested in network marketing or MLM in the Philippines are asking about the First Vita Plus marketing plan.

The basic approach you will be taught is this: invite people you know (or even those you don't know) to attend the business opportunity meeting in the Ortigas Center, and watch the presentation handled by experienced speakers.

The talks will be about the First Vita Plus natural health drink product, the people who have benefited from drinking it, and the different ways to make money with the help of FVP.

After the presentation, you will have what is called a "Meeting After the Meeting", where the people you invited can ask questions, and the more experienced network marketers (your uplines) can answer their concerns. With the help of your uplines, you'll be able to close a certain number of your invitees.

In essence, you are sending people to the main office, and the presentors close the sale for you.

In terms of internet marketing, it's similar to you sending visitors to the merchant's website. When the merchant's salespage gets the sale, you get credited and you earn a commission.

The challenge in network marketing in the Philippines is: How do you get more people to watch the presentation in the head office?

Imagine, that will cost time and money (transportation, meryenda). The speakers are basically in just one place, while you do all the work of bringing an audience to those seminar rooms. Perhaps there is a better way?

Yes, there is! And it involves using the web and the principles of internet marketing.

Wouldn't it be great if the original First Vita Plus Training sessions in Ortigas covered online marketing tactics?

Fortunately, you can now avail of such training online. Say goodbye to getting stuck in traffic, because you can now learn anytime you want, from the comfort of your home or favorite internet cafe.

Welcome to the world of the First Vita Plus Internet marketing plan. Here's wishing you success in your MLM business! :-)

[ First posted on 03/03/2010 by Manuel Viloria ]