Monthly Archives: August 2006

VIDEO: I Am Amway

Alticor today launched two TV advertisements based on the theme "I am Amway". Given that "Amway" per se doesn’t really exist in the US market, who is the target market for this? The ads talk a bit about "jobs in michigan", so it’s pretty obvious the target - Michigan voters! Given most of America [...]

VIDEO:

Alticor today launched two TV advertisements based on the theme "I am Amway". Given that "Amway" per se doesn't really exist in the US market, who is the target market for this? The ads talk a bit about "jobs in michigan", so it's pretty obvious the target - Michigan voters! Given most of America still hasn't [...]

VIDEO:

Alticor today launched two TV advertisements based on the theme "I am Amway". Given that "Amway" per se doesn't really exist in the US market, who is the target market for this? The ads talk a bit about "jobs in michigan", so it's pretty obvious the target - Michigan voters! Given most of America still hasn't [...]

VIDEO:

Alticor today launched two TV advertisements based on the theme "I am Amway". Given that "Amway" per se doesn't really exist in the US market, who is the target market for this? The ads talk a bit about "jobs in michigan", so it's pretty obvious the target - Michigan voters! Given most of America still hasn't [...]

BLOG: What does QuixtarBlog look like to an independent observer?

Have you ever wondered what an independent observer thinks about the conversations that go on over at QuixtarBlog forums? Read on and find out.

In my commentary about the new site Quixtar Conversations I mentioned the possibility that Quixtar had been "Scobleized". Scobleizer is a blog by ex-Microsoft employee and general tech geek/guru Robert Scoble. In the post I [...]

BLOG: What does QuixtarBlog look like to an independent observer?

Have you ever wondered what an independent observer thinks about the conversations that go on over at QuixtarBlog forums? Read on and find out.

In my commentary about the new site Quixtar Conversations I mentioned the possibility that Quixtar had been "Scobleized". Scobleizer is a blog by ex-Microsoft employee and general tech geek/guru Robert Scoble. In the post I [...]

BLOG: Accreditation - Is WWDB next?

Recently Quixtar launched a PDP accreditation system where the various "systems" that support IBOs in their business building efforts can get "official" Quixtar approval. It's my view that is one of the best steps forward Quixtar has made. To get accredited systems have to undertake various commitments, which are monitored, such as not pushing particular [...]

MYTH: IBOs *must* sign the BSMAA

This Myth, like many others, I suspect began with "lawdawg" and his MLMLAW blog. Essentially, the myth is that to register as a Quixtar IBO, Quixtar requires that you sign something called the Business Support Material's Arbitration Agreement, or BSMAA.

Eric Janssen, QBlog, picked up on it and it was debated somewhat on his QuixtarBlog forums. [...]

BLOG: Quixtar Conversations?

I was over reading QuixtarBlog when I noticed the following ad served from BlogAds

A Fresh Approach to Quixtar Conversation

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of the juvenile bickering on Quixtar blogs and forums? You need to try
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Conversations uses a fresh approach to discussing Quixtar.

 Hmmm … that's interesting … obviously I had to [...]

Amway/Quixtar MYTH: No growth in IBOs in 30 years

This myth seems to have been started in 2004 by the infamous lawdawg on his MLMlaw blog, with a post Zero Population Growth (update: the site has since been removed). Lawdawg takes a quote from a press release stating that Quixtar has a sales force of about 340,000 IBOs -
Though it’s young, Quixtar already has [...]

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