It’s like “The Apprentice” meets Amway.
Donald Trump is synonymous with luxury high-rises, his TV show and his distinctive hairstyle. Now he’s putting his name on a vitamin and health products business whose salespeople make money by recruiting more salespeople.
The ubiquitous Trump is partnering with Ideal Health, a 12-year-old Massachusetts-based nutritional products company, and renaming it “The Trump Network,” though the partners won’t specify what their financial relationship is.
The products will be sold via multilevel marketing — a method of selling products through a network of distributors.
In multilevel marketing, sellers receive commissions for the products they sell, along with a cut from the products sold by other salespeople they have recruited.
Associated Press
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