Friday, 21 February 2014

The secret to QNET Success

Asian network marketing giant, QNET, is one of the first companies in the world that embraced the direct selling strategies. The company implemented this marketing strategy to provide the customers a platform to establish a direct relationship with the company. Besides, the approach also helps the company to get rid of the redundant traditional supply chain model and save a significant amount of money spent on promoting the goods and services of the company.
This global network marketing powerhouse has perfected the process of direct selling over time. The company with its wide expanse of customers located in different parts of the world seamlessly and effortlessly renders its services to them and delivers its products to their door steps through its network of Independent Representatives. The IRs associated with this company are highly trained professionals and they carry out the sales function of the company by having face to face interaction with the customers. This is a win-win situation for the company as well as the customers. While the customers get authorized products and information about the company, the company benefits from providing a personalized service and establishing a strong rapport with the customers. The QNET success stories can be largely attributed to the company’s thoughtful marketing strategies.
All the Independent Representatives associated with the company are strictly required to follow the code of conduct of the company while dealing with the customers. The IRs are specially trained to be honest with the customers and to conduct the business by only using legitimate means. The team of IRs associated with this leading company is passionate about their work and they leave no stone unturned in providing the best service to the customers.
Apart from providing top notch services to customers around the world, this network marketing company is also passionate about community service and it actively works towards social causes. The company is not restricted to contribution towards the development of the society in a particular region but it strives to the serve the people all over the region and spread smile and happiness in the lives of the people belonging to the poorer section. This network marketing company, through its CSR arm RYTHM (Raise Yourself to Help Mankind) Foundation, has been providing food and education to the people belonging to the bottom section of the economic pyramid. The Independent Representatives of the company from around the world take their time off from the work to participate in the community activities and spend a day with the poor children and bring happiness to their lives.
Recently, the company staff spent a day with the children in the Bon Kai area in Thailand and provided them nutritious food and also played games with them. The children were all aged between to 3 to 8 years. Napasorn Palawasu, the events and project coordinator said, “There are many impoverished area in Bangkok however we chose Bon Kai because it was the only one we contacted that wanted support for their children’s development instead of just food and games,”. Thus, with such amazing social initiatives, it is no surprise that QNET success stories are immensely popular all over the world

Thursday, 20 February 2014

Make your Dreams Come True – Listen to the QNET #BillionHearts Theme Song

 He was always a dreamer but didn’t have the opportunity to make his dreams a reality, until one day he wrote We Are One, the song that would be on the lips of people in over 100 countries, the song that would help people believe that nothing is impossible.

He was a simple film editor who had big dreams but no clear path to achieve them, until one day he found 




QNET.

Introducing Abdul Rahman, the winner of Touch Hearts Through Your Song competition that QNET conducted to find a theme song that would make celebrating its 15 year anniversary meaningful.

Through this winning song, QNET wanted to inspire, motivate, encourage, touch hearts and change lives. The winner, Abdul, was announced as part of the launch of Touching a Billion Hearts on QNET’s 15th Anniversary weekend.



Check out the Video:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2u1BgVg6_A&feature=player_embedded

Tuesday, 18 February 2014

QNET says operations fully transparent

One of Asia's leading direct selling companies has rubbished allegations of business and financial misconduct, and reiterated that its operations in India are being conducted through an e-commerce platform in a completely transparent manner.
A spokesman for QNET India, Ajay Chanam, said that while nothing could be done about the allegations and speculations in circulation, he could certainly clarify misconceptions surrounding the company's operations.
Emphatically emphasizing that QNET is not a money-laundering scheme, Chanam said: "We cannot control the allegations, but, we can tell you the truth."
"QNET operates through audited accounts with clear traceable history of the origin of money. It does not accept cash payment for purchase of products, and neither makes any cash payments to anyone, be it vendors or distributors," Chanam added.
QNET operates through third-party payment gateways or banking instruments such as a cheque or demand draft, he further said during his interview-cum-interaction.
The QNET India spokesman also said there was nothing fraudulent about pursuing multi-level-marketing schemes in a transparent manner, and added that what attracts illegality is rather using such schemes for activities that are banned as defined under the PCMCS (banning) Act 1978.
Chanam rubbished the view that the business model of QNET was actually an "Endless Chain" to snare new distributors.
"This is not true and very easily verifiable by anyone. In endless chains, people receive commission for recruiting other people in the chain, whereas QNET pays commissions only on the sale of its products," he said.
"Everyone has an equal opportunity to earn, and therefore, this is a sustainable business model. QNET's hybrid compensation plan is accepted globally as legitimate, and there is no question of deceiving anyone or anybody's trust," he added.
Chanam said that when developed countries like Singapore and Malaysia have accepted the QNET business model without reservations, he saw no reason why the same operation could not establish a presence in India.
"All products promoted through the company's e-commerce platform carry relevant information on product features and specifications as directed by statutory bodies and practiced in the market for that product segment. QNET publishes a strict code-of-conduct for this business. Unethical practices whenever reported are resolved swiftly. Punitive action is taken if the situation so merits," he said.
Chanam further stated that to describe Bio-Disc, a glass and plastic wellness product, as a sham item, is tragic.
He said QNET has never promoted Bio Disc as a medicine or a cure for any disease, including cancer, but rather promoted it as a harmonised energy and wellness product, and added that it is the consumers prerogative to share their personal or unique experiences in using Bio-Disc.
"Each BioDisc is made of high quality glass and technically engineered with natural minerals, structurally bonded at a molecular level using high heat fusion technology," Chanam said.
On QNET's educational courses, he said they are only for personality and knowledge development, and not certificate courses linked to an academic degree or a diploma.
Chanam said it was preposterous to charge QNET of emotionally blackmailing to sign up new distributors.
"QNET does not advocate or promote use of any coercive tactics to sign-up new distributors," he firmly said
"It is a lucrative opportunity to own a businesses, network with like-minded entrepreneurs and collaborate with one of the fastest growing direct selling companies in Asia," he added.
"In a large, geographically and culturally disparate network of entrepreneurs, one naturally expects some bad apples. No one can portray these few occurrences as indicative of what the entire company and its distributor network stand for collectively," he said.
Chanam said Vihaan and Transview were not front companies of QNET, but actually independent entities.
He said Transview Enterprise (India) Pvt. Ltd. is a fully owned subsidiary of Transview Singapore Pte. Ltd. - an FDI company and Vihaan Direct Selling is an Indian company with Indian directors and shareholders.
"Perhaps this confusion stems from the fact that up to March 31, 2013, QNET operated through a master franchisee arrangement with Transview. Vihaan was only a sub-franchisee of Transview, and was responsible for managing the networking business viz., product delivery, customer support, commissions' payment; network database management etc. Transview handled imports, product development, marketing and Brand communications. However, starting April 2013, Vihaan entered into a direct contract with QNET (Hong Kong) for managing the networking business for QNET in India while Transview continued as an independent importer and exporter of products while sustaining its role in product development and marketing. It is currently only a "supplier" to Vihaan," he concluded.