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How Network Marketing Can Eradicate Hunger, Malnutrition – Ogbidi   

Abdallah el-KurebeBy Abdallah el-KurebeAugust 12, 2017No Comments6 Mins Read
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Patricia Ogbidi is an architect who appreciates the value of designing structures that last.  In this interview, she brings that same passion for practical design and functional construction into multi-level marketing to address the basic issue of man – food and nutrition.  

What exactly is network marketing, and what makes it tick?

Network marketing has been around in various forms since the beginning of the last century. The basic idea is simple as it is brilliant: Instead of spending huge sum of money on all sort of professional agencies and marketing channels to promote products or services, why not pay the people who consume them to just tell others about these products?

That’s exactly what network marketing does: They pay a portion of every sales received back to their field of independent representatives, who typically are also the products’ most devoted and enthusiastic consumers.      

How can ordinary people who are not skilled marketers really compete and generate any serious level of sales?

Actually, that’s the beauty of it. As every marketing professional will agree with me, the single most powerful form of promotion in the world today is face-to-face; I mean personal word-of-mouth.

In network business, we use the real thing. The real power of the model-I refer to as leverage. The autonomous operators aren’t paid commissions only on products used by the people they refer to the company, but often on products bought by people they refer, directly and indirect, they can really add up.

So, does it really work?

Yes: Network marketing presently generates over hundred billion dollars in annual sales globally, which makes it an economic bloc roughly the size of the budget of two to three countries in Africa. This model I am talking about can also be referred to as “direct selling” because, most direct selling companies today employ a network marketing strategy.

One reason that the total sales from network marketing keeps growing is that it’s a true win-win. The organization gets an amazing level of market penetration and consumer awareness that would be very tough and very expensive to get with traditional marketing platforms. The model is even more unique as the independent representative has the privilege of creating an endless cash flow.

How?

By leveraging on the astonishing power of-person-to-person relationships-to build a substantial network that represents the company’s line of products and services.    

What really motivated your choice of joining HWMG?   

The belief that Africa is capable of solving her own problems actually motivated my interest, which is the overall vision of Happy World Meal Gate (HWMG). And to tackle these challenges and contribute meaningfully to socio-economic growth, the people of Africa must return back to the basic source of livelihood – food, because only a happy and well fed population can be productive and add value to sustainable development.     

The concept of food and nutrition as a primary livelihood source as well as human happiness attracted my passion to be part of HWMG, because the idea is to facilitate normal growth and rational thinking that recognizes human capital as key resource and development agent of any nation. That is why the starting point is food and the strategy is multi-level marketing to ensure adequate system while addressing the most important need of man.  

Over 80 percent of the income in Africa according to statistics is spent on feeding, which is highly worrisome. So, that is why the farm stage is the entry point at HWMG to tackle farmers’ major requirements, and if this can be gotten right every other challenge can be surmounted.

The idea is to empower loyal members who are able to follow instruction and get the strategy right with unlimited access to food items and cash rewards with a token registration fee of just six thousand four hundred naira only (N6, 400).

What is your take on the issue of multiple registration, team work and leaders?

Having multiple accounts is good only if you have the capacity to drive them to the level where you can start benefiting from the fruit of your labour, because the result is multiple interests. But as a starter that has no platform; I mean multi-level marketing experience and people to network with, then it is advisable to register a single account. Don’t chew more than you can swallow to avoid trouble, because you may die along the way and lose everything. Remember, experience is the best teacher. There is always an opportunity for multiple accounts whenever an individual is grounded with the required knowledge in the business.

For team work, I welcome it if the objective is to enhance collective interest and not self-serving reasons. Truth be told, it is the best form of any multi-level business if anchored on trust. Therefore, it depends on the definition of the people who are adopting it. It would be wrong for example to structure a team on first come basis, because there is no such thing in multi-level marketing as it weaken team spirit and not sustainable.

But when you have your expected six members and work with them, look into their challenges and take them as yours, nurture them through the growth process, connect, teach and allow them ask questions as well as see them as your successful partners in progress, then your way to the top is inevitably guaranteed.    

What would be your advice to possible interested participants?

My honest advice to people who are seated out there complaining and waiting for the government to do everything for them is to wake up from their slumber. It is purely fantasy, and figment of human imagination. If others can be rushing to be part of the ongoing trend base on what they can see and have heard, then I advice them to join the bandwagon and embrace this noble initiative without delay.

There is nothing in life that is as bad as an individual ignoring an opportunity that can help transform and better his or her life after discovering the secret. Therefore, I encourage those who are yet to be part of this moving train to subscribe to it, because the testimonies of the numerous beneficiaries alone are sufficient for them to decide on what to do.  

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