Signing Up With a Network Marketing Company in Pre-Launch

When looking for an opportunity to work from home most parents are eager to find one and start right away. But sometimes if you do not take a look at the fine print and really investigate the company you may be missing something. Some Network Marketing Companies look to sign people up during what is called Pre-launch. Pre-launch basically means that this company is new, and has not officially started yet, and they are letting you get in on the ground floor. But most moms in the network marketing business will tell you that there are many dangers involved with a company in Pre-launch.

An established company is a lot more stable and in most parents opinions a much better choice. If you take a minute to look and think about the statistics a lot of businesses fail within the first year and a half, especially network marketing companies. You will also want to examine what the foundation of the company is. For example are they an established company that is just now branching out into direct sales. It is great to get in on the ground floor opportunity, and make great amount of money. But you want to be cautious and protect your investment, so it is very important that you do your research.

Another thing that you will want to take into consideration is what the company is selling. If it is a good and popular product and something people will want than it may be worth the risk. Most business are taking a risk when they first start out. But if you look at things from another point of view, even a company that has been in business for 50 years can suddenly fail and go out of business. There are definitely no guarantees. You will also want to remember that most companies that are just starting out will have quite a few bugs that to work. There will definitely be problems in the beginning. But if you are signing up with a new company this is something that you are just going to have to put up with. The question is are you willing to deal with the occasional ups and downs or are you just looking for stability!

There are also a few things that you will want to ask the company for example do they have rep kits which describes the future plans for the company? Another down side to new companies is that you will not be making money right away. If they are trying to get established it will take time for them to do so, which may mean that it will be months before you start making anything or before you even get your marketing kit from the company. Most importantly make sure you find out exactly how much you can make with your commissions. You do not want to start working for a company only to find out that you are getting next to nothing in commissions. Finally you will want to find out what kind of training they offer. This way even if they do go out of business at least you will have received some good training. Just remember the key is to do your research.