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Here we go, the real estate market has screeched to a halt, and there are thousands of motivated real estate agents, loan officers, title officers, etc, a virtual totem pole of sharks driving SUV’s and wearing rolexs, with no way to make their payments now the income has stopped to a trickle. The effects of spend now, think later mentality living it big while it was hot…. well its not hot anymore. What else is there to do but. . . network marketing!

There is a shift in the work force happening, real estate on hold, network marketing exploding. Look around a little and you’ll notice a huge upsurge in meetings everywhere. Friends calling friends, colleagues meeting at lunch, and pads of paper are out and circles are being drawn connecting the dots while painting a dreaming of residual income bliss to make debt burden of overspending all go away!

If you are considering starting a network marketing career, now may be the best time ever to start it. A recession is always good for network marketing, and that is exactly what we have right now. Strike while the iron is hot! If you cant make it happen now, mlm may not be for you.

Exfuse is the latest in the superjuices onslaught ravaging the superjuice mlm market. With their flagship product “Seven,” Exzude has mixed up every popular superjuice all together, and now is squeezing out every last possible drop in the mlm superjuice market.

Exfuse, well established and deep pocketed founders are launching this week, and are crossing all of the t’s and dotting all the i’s necessary for a big launch. Good story, credible execs, stylish website, and timing for the launch couldn’t be better. Bad market is great for mlm. Real estate agents and mortgage loan officers finding themselves with too much time on their hands, and huge overhead resulting from speculative home market, and bills piling up. The incentive to scrap for every possible dollar is out there and the sharks are hungry. I have been contacted by 5 different people in the past week alone.

The stars may be aligning for Exfuse. All the critical elements are inline. With over seven proven superjuices, and slow economy, and a creative bonus structure, Exude may well squeez all thats left out of the superjuice mlm explosion. With all these great superfruits out there, it was bound to happen. The king of all the kings of fruits… SEVEN!

The news is out, Neways has been shut down, basically, for the next three months. All current distributors may buy and sell products, however, there is a government imposed three month moratorium on recruiting. Why? Apparently some “unethical recruiting” was taking place, and enough people got tired of it. Neways will survive this, however, it sends a loud and clear message to one of the industries largest network marketing markets in the world.

I don’t know, really, what todays ethics are. I know the dictionary defines ethics as, “a set of moral principles, esp. ones relating to or affirming a specified group, field, of form of conduct.” Some people function solely on the premise of “buyer beware.” CLEARLY, there is a conflict here. So are the buyer beware people unethical? Buyers should be aware anytime it involves investing time, money, dreams, effort, while at the same time sacrificing. The responsibility lies with the buyer to make sure what he is being sold is what it is said to be. Ideally, we would all be honest. That just isn’t the case.

Network Marketing recruiting can be done by anyone. All you have to do is pay the sign up fee, and you are in. With thousands and thousands recruiting, there will be some bad apples. Usually, if someone is really unethical, their business will not last too long. However, some are just REALLY THAT GOOD. Some of these heavy recruiters will say anything, do anything, lie, cheat, steal, and do whatever it takes to close the deal. This is at the root of dissatisfaction among the 85% of the worlds population who are not interested in network marketing.

Eithics do play a role in life, especially in a relationship business. And for the most part, one cannot escape the consequences of unethical actions for long. Neways is not the only company that has this going on, but was unlucky enought to pay the price for everyone. From time to time, the industry needs a good wake up call, thanks Neways!

YTB, among other travel mlm companies are the epitome of pure network marketing. In it’s the purest form, the classic network marketer loves an expensive and little product that pays high commissions… so there you have it. YTB, selling what one YTB distributor playfully compares as “recess” amid and industry selling “social studys.” YTB certainly does sell something- a web page. But not just any web page, how about your very own version of Travelocity? Cool!!! Right?

Well, it is cool. It is also very lucrative. YTB, or “Your Travel Biz” has experienced a boom in the travel industry over the past 5 years! However, strangely 85% of YTB’s total sales are not from travel related sales. Hummm, they really aren’t selling any travel? Signing up costs $500- WAIT, oops, my apologies- you are buying your own web page travel business for $500! Well, you can get the same business web page as an affiliate on Travelocity for free, but then where’s the fun in that? There is also a $50 a month licensing fee.

This is a network marketing professionals dream. The product costs virtually nothing for the company to produce, there is nothing to warehouse, nothing to “create” really. That leaves HUGE margins to pay back to distributors…. and I mean HUGE!!!

The marketing plan for YTB is nothing short of genius. It is one of the most generous payout to its distributors on the planet. The YTB creators are generous, sincere, and are true blue network marketing professionals. Is the product really worth something? It doesnt matter. Network marketing is as much a relationship business and a dream machine as it is something that provides a useful product or service. So why not cut to the chase?

YTB appeals to the truest of true network marketing professionals. Ones who don’t really need to ask what and why or if the product good enough. It isn’t a pyramid scheme, it isn’t a rip off really (that is if one does his research, he will know exactly what he is getting into, and if he doesn’t do it? Well, he should).

YTB is pure network marketing in all of its glory. Keep an eye on this one, they are growing like a weed, and are contemplating expanding their services… what next? Used cars? That will be interesting!!!