Category: Momentum Factor

Mark your calendars and plan to join the Momentum Factor team at this year's DSA BeConnected Conference in Plano, Texas on December 4-5, 2014 - where Founder & CEO Jonathan Gilliam will be speaking!

Join us for a hands-on update on what your company can do to protect itself when it comes to online compliance as Momentum Factor Founder & CEO Jonathan Gilliam presents at the 2014 Direct Selling Association (DSA) Global Regulatory Conference in Washington, D.C. on October 15-16.

The latest book from Momentum Factor Founder & CEO Jonathan Gilliam - Blastoff! has been revised and updated for your reading enjoyment.

Plan to join the Momentum Factor team at the Fall 2014 Direct Selling Symposium, the premier educational experience for starting and growing a direct selling company, from Sept. 19-20 in Salt Lake City. Our Founder & CEO Jonathan Gilliam will be presenting on topics of social media and digital marketing for early-stage companies.

The following is an excerpt regarding bonus programs at direct selling companies from Momentum Factor Founder & CEO Jonathan Gilliam's new book for direct selling executives, Blastoff! Creating Growth in the Modern Direct Selling Company.

A recent court ruling in the European Union involving Google could have significant impact in the online reputation world ... in very limited cases.

The DSA Annual Meeting in Orlando was a resounding success! Lots of fun with old friends and new, insights into current events and challenges in the industry, and a welcoming environment to connect with industry leaders.

Momentum Factor is proud to announce our latest book from Founder & CEO Jonathan Gilliam: Blastoff! Creating Growth in the Modern Direct Selling Company: Lessons in Momentum from CEOs & Industry Leaders.  This book brings together a collection of lessons from leading CEOs, experts and insiders throughout the direct selling industry.

One of the ongoing debates we social media types have is about is the best length of a post or update to encourage performance. Our instincts have always erred toward concise updates in as few words as possible (though I personally am not known for my economy of prose ...)

Is your Facebook page a hunting ground for disgruntled reps or competitors? Here's our simple fix.