The Multi Level Marketing Industry

The Multi Level Marketing Industry Network marketing, a business model within the direct selling industry, is growing faster than any other industry in the world. An estimated 15.2 million people are involved in direct selling in the U.S. and more than 59 million worldwide. The vast majority are independent business people - they are micro-entrepreneurs whose purpose is to sell the product and/or services of the company they voluntarily choose to represent. Approximately 90 percent of all direct sellers operate their businesses part-time. They enjoy flexible hours, high levels of personal satisfaction and near limitless income growth potential.

Direct selling is a rapidly growing industry.

U.S. sales totalled $32.18 billion in 2006, up from $26.7 billion just five years earlier, with more than 74 percent of the American public having purchased goods or services through direct selling. Worldwide sales are also strong with more than $109 billion in sales.

A direct selling company that offers a multilevel compensation plan pays its representatives / distributors based not only on one's own product sales, but on the product sales of one's "downline" (the people a representative / distributor has brought into the business, and, in turn, the people they have brought into the business).

Even Warren Buffet, one of the world’s richest men, owns a network marketing company!

AVON, a multi level marketing company, has sales in excess of $3.8 Billion and distribution in 58 countries!

The MLM Industry Statistics

The Adult Entertainment Industry

Adult entertainment has become widely accepted by Americans across the nation, especially in recent years. Such content is already considered acceptable and mainstream in Europe, Asia, etc… Adult stars appear in mainstream films and on talk shows. There are best-selling books by adult entertainment personalities.

An analysis published in January 2006 by the industry trade publication Adult Video News estimated that the U.S. adult entertainment industry generated revenues of approximately $12.6 billion in 2005, reflecting continued rapid growth in an industry already widely recognized as a significant contributor to the economy.

AVN reports that U.S. adult video rentals and sales grew to $4.28 billion in 2005.

The online Adult Industry is the fastest expanding segment of the U.S. adult entertainment market, having grown into a $2.5 billion industry, according to Internet Filter Review.

Nielsen Net Ratings says the numbers of unique visits to adult sites grew from an average of about 23 million per month in 2001 to an average 44 million unique visits in 2005. Adults of all ages and all levels of income are consumers of the adult Internet.

The ‘adult industry’ is larger than the combined revenues of:
Microsoft, Google, Amazon, eBay, Yahoo!, Netflix and Apple!
Global Revenues Exceeding $100 BILLION!

Did You Know?

“...(adult entertainment) has grown into a $10 billion business - bigger than the NFL, the NBA and Major League Baseball combined - and some of the nation's best-known corporations are quietly sharing the profits. Companies like General Motors, AOL Time Warner and Marriott earn revenue by piping adult movies into Americans' homes and hotel rooms..." (abcnews.com)

“...General Motors, through its subsidiary DirecTV, delivers hard- and soft-core porn to homes via satellite. Communications giant Comcast supplies various kinds of porn to homes via pay-per-view. And AOL Time Warner owns a cable company that offers erotic programming from Playboy and other outlets, including hard-core...one industry analyst estimated that the combination of cable and satellite outlets makes about $1 billion a year from the adult-movie market. Many of the major hotel chains, including Marriott, Hilton and Westin, also derive revenue from adult films.... Adult titles are available as in-room movies in around 40 percent of all hotel rooms in the United States. The hotels share the revenue with the in-room entertainment companies that provide the TVs and the content...” (abcnews.com)

Adult entertainment revenues contribute to the profits of many
major corporations including: AT&T, General Motors, & Marriot…Shouldn’t it contribute to your bottom line!

“About 40 percent of Internet
users in the U.S. visit adult
sites each month”.

(ComScore Media Metrix)

The Adult Industry Statistics

The Global Size and Scope of these Industries is Staggering!

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