Category: Direct Selling

Late Registration for the 2024 DSLC Summit has begun. Don't miss out on this year's two-track format of engaging sessions and outstanding lineup of speakers. Secure your spot today!

The FTC has published inflation-adjusted civil penalty amounts for 2024 where the maximum civil penalty amount is now $51,744 per violation.

A two-track format of engaging sessions and an outstanding lineup of speakers headline the 2024 DSLC Summit. You don't want to miss out. Register today!

General registration for the 2024 DSLC Summit ends on January 19, so hurry and secure your spot today at the premier direct selling conference of the year!

Momentum Factor will be on hand this January (15-17) in Lake Buena Vista, Florida, to attend and sponsor the DSA's Start Summit. 

The final Momentum Factor Social Selling Update Quarterly Newsletter of 2023 is hitting inboxes! Don't miss out on all of the professional news and insights for the direct selling executive.

It can be demoralizing to have compliance constantly reaching out to correct claims that a seller assumed were just fine. Yes, monitoring is essential as you do not want your field to be easy target for regulators to put your company at risk.  So how do you monitor, keep the field happy and prevent future infractions at the same time? The answer is education through compliance training.

Orator, author and former Special Forces operator, Eric Maddox will provide the opening keynote for the 2024 DSLC Summit. Secure your spot today and be in attendance for his hard-won perspectives on leadership as well as business and bring home new knowledge you can apply from his unique methodology, "Empathy-Based Learning."

Early registration for the 2024 DSLC Summit ends on December 15, so hurry and secure your spot today at the premier direct selling conference of the year!

The FTC has issued warning letters to a pair of trade associations and at least a dozen influencers regarding improper social media posts. Notably, each letter also included the FTC’s notice of penalty offenses concerning misleading endorsements and indicated that the recipient could face civil penalties of up to $50,120 per violation.