So how big is the DSD opportunity here?
So how big is the DSD opportunity here?
Source: +Scotty Houge (DS Domination)
Point 1:
In 2012 eBay sales were $75.3 billion
Every 5 seconds a cell phone is sold on eBay
Every 6 seconds a pair of shoes is sold on eBay
Every 49 minutes a Ford Mustang is sold on eBay
There are 112 million+ active buyers and sellers worldwide on eBay
Every day there are 250 million + queries to the eBay search engine
There are 400 million + live global listings on eBay
There are 2+ billion page views each day on eBay
Add to that the stats for Amazon, and all of our Elite sources (which all combined at 5 times larger than ebay and Amazon), it'd take millions of people before it's even a 'blip on the radar' of saturation.
This is not some loophole that if enough people are exploiting it'll get shut down. This is participating in the same thing that has been going on since the beginning of humanity - commerce. The only way DSD gets over saturated is if people stop buying and selling altogether (not happening).
Point 2:
DSD is building internal dropshipping systems (manufacturing, shipping, inventory) which means DSD will be independent of any and all suppliers down the road as well.
Point 3:
The COM system (cost-offset-model) makes sure that there is no longer the mathematical guarantee of doom that every other MLM has. Other mlms have a time limit in which they need to get as many people in with the promise of money as possible, because inevitably people begin to realize they've been had and mathematically 95% HAVE to fail. With DSD, that's not the case at all, so that idea of saturation doesn't even apply.
Final point...
This is not a company that's limited to the 30 million or so active mlmers in the US. The market for DSD is everyone, not just the mlmers/biz opp guys. This is why DSD doesn't even emphasize the affiliate side all that much in the beginning, because we don't need to. The traditional idea of 'saturation' in the limited MLM audience doesn't apply here at all.
Source:@Scotty Houge (DS Domination)
Source: +Scotty Houge (DS Domination)
Point 1:
In 2012 eBay sales were $75.3 billion
Every 5 seconds a cell phone is sold on eBay
Every 6 seconds a pair of shoes is sold on eBay
Every 49 minutes a Ford Mustang is sold on eBay
There are 112 million+ active buyers and sellers worldwide on eBay
Every day there are 250 million + queries to the eBay search engine
There are 400 million + live global listings on eBay
There are 2+ billion page views each day on eBay
Add to that the stats for Amazon, and all of our Elite sources (which all combined at 5 times larger than ebay and Amazon), it'd take millions of people before it's even a 'blip on the radar' of saturation.
This is not some loophole that if enough people are exploiting it'll get shut down. This is participating in the same thing that has been going on since the beginning of humanity - commerce. The only way DSD gets over saturated is if people stop buying and selling altogether (not happening).
Point 2:
DSD is building internal dropshipping systems (manufacturing, shipping, inventory) which means DSD will be independent of any and all suppliers down the road as well.
Point 3:
The COM system (cost-offset-model) makes sure that there is no longer the mathematical guarantee of doom that every other MLM has. Other mlms have a time limit in which they need to get as many people in with the promise of money as possible, because inevitably people begin to realize they've been had and mathematically 95% HAVE to fail. With DSD, that's not the case at all, so that idea of saturation doesn't even apply.
Final point...
This is not a company that's limited to the 30 million or so active mlmers in the US. The market for DSD is everyone, not just the mlmers/biz opp guys. This is why DSD doesn't even emphasize the affiliate side all that much in the beginning, because we don't need to. The traditional idea of 'saturation' in the limited MLM audience doesn't apply here at all.
Source:@Scotty Houge (DS Domination)
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