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Jeff Stroud, former CEO at Private Quarters, DSA Board Member and Chairman of the DSA Strategic Planning Committee, has posted a fantastic feature article to his blog about the future of direct selling. His message of progressive and transparent thinking is spot on and should be required reading for any direct selling executive.

Amway reports that Russia is now fastest-growing market for direct selling entrepreneurs. The former communist country is one of the Ada-based company's biggest and most promising markets. Learn more in this article from mLIVE.

Momentum Factor Founder & CEO Jonathan Gilliam will be speaking again next month at the Direct Selling Symposium. The conference will be held in Salt Lake City, Utah, from February 20-22 and will feature a tour of Miche Bag.

If you're going to create social media content for the field, make sure it's so good they want to share it. Here are 12 tips to do just that.

Corporate raider William Ackman has attacked a venerable direct selling company in Herbalife. Is this a threat to the entire direct sales industry?

Well-known Social Media Maven and Video Host Stephanie Wonderlin Joins Direct Selling Social Media and Marketing Firm as its New Senior Manager of Client Services.

Social Media Syndication finally gives the corporate office control of social media posts. Are you ready?

This October, dozens of direct selling entrepreneurs and executives gathered together for an extraordinary event, featuring two full days of intense training from the best experts in the industry, an insider tour of one of the industry's rising star companies, and networking with industry peers.

Are you attending the DSA Communications and Marketing Conference in Los Angeles? Let's get together!

There are few better representations of the power of direct selling than burgeoning Africa. In fact, Momentum Factor just signed its first client on the African continent. You can imagine how delighted our firm was to catch this great opinion piece from The New York Times about how direct selling could be the one business model that works in Africa.