Welcome to The Global Endorsement Group
What we do is in the name! We endorse global brands that generate $8.4B annually in the sports nutrition, health/wellness, and beauty industries.
About
The Global Endorsement Group started in 2007, just before the 2008 financial crisis, which was the worst economic disaster since the Great Depression of 1929. This crisis led to the Great Recession, where housing prices dropped more than the price plunge during the Great Depression. The good news is that The GEG and its Partners created options to thrive during a time when many struggled financially.
If you were to ask, what does The GEG do?
Answer: We show professionals how to create more options on a freelance basis while working from home.
Everyone is looking for more:
-
- more money
- more time
- more security
- more financial freedom
Everyone wants more, but what’s preventing them?
-
- lack of money
- lack of time
- lack of security
- lack of financial freedom
We help professionals achieve their goals by overcoming the top hurdles preventing them from getting there. We are looking for professionals who are doing well, which means they have a career, profession, or job, but in the last six to eight months, they have been thinking about ways to create more options.
The key words are “in the last six to eight months have been thinking about ways” which means they were thinking about and/or are in the process of evaluating ways to diversify before our scheduling team connected with them.
We are looking for seekers. Professionals who want to learn more about what we do as they consider ways to accomplish their goals. As such, we have a 30-minute overview that provides high-level details of our program, allowing our future Partners to learn more and see if what we provide might be exactly what they have been looking for.
How
We show people how to build an exit ramp off the superhighway of busy by becoming the middle-person, just like Amazon, but on a smaller scale. We are contracted with a multi-billion-dollar revenue-sharing company. We share a percentage of the monthly profits, much like franchising. The only difference is that we succeed after helping our Partners succeed—that’s what we call a winning partnership! And it’s why we provide the training, coaching, and mentorship which enables our Partners to reach their goals in what the Dow Theory letters call the Ideal Business.
Dow Theory Letters: 15 Points for the Perfect or Ideal Business
Richard Russell was an icon in the investing community and began publishing the Dow Theory Letters in 1958. In one letter, Richard outlines the 15 points of a perfect business. The following points are a composite summary of those that appeared in the DOW Theory Letters (#708, 881, 982 & 1160).
- Sells to the World: The ideal business sells to the world rather than a single neighborhood or a single city or state. In other words, it has an unlimited global market.
- Inelastic Demand: The ideal business offers a product that has an inelastic demand. Inelastic refers to a product people need or desire, regardless of price.
- Unique Products: The ideal business produces a product which is difficult (or almost impossible) for a competitor to copy or reproduce.
- Low Labor Requirements: The ideal business has low labor requirements; the fewer people needed, the better.
- Low Overheads: The ideal business has low overhead; it does not need an expensive location, it does not need large amounts of electricity, advertising, legal advice, high-priced employees, big inventory, etc.
- Low Investment: The ideal business does not require huge cash expenditures or large investments in equipment. In other words, it does not tie up your money in capital.
- Cash Billings – C.O.D.: The ideal business is a business that has cash billings. In other words, it does not tie up your capital with lengthy or complex credit terms, etc.
- Regulation Free: The ideal business is relatively free from all kinds of government and industry regulations and structures.
- Portable: The ideal business is portable or easily moveable. You can put it anywhere you want in the world: Australia, the USA, Great Britain, New Zealand, China, Indonesia, etc.
- You Love It: Here’s a crucial but often overlooked one; the ideal business is one that keeps you fascinated; you love it, and it requires your full intellectual (and often your emotional) energies. There’s nothing like being fascinated with what you’re doing.
- Continuing Need: The ideal business sells a product which fits a continuing human (or animal) need. It’s not a fad product, it’s not a product which people can easily substitute or even do without.
- Free Time: Another important one: the ideal business leaves you with free time. In other words, it doesn’t require your labor and attention 12, 16, or 18 hours a day.
- A Proven System: A system with a proven track record on which to structure the building of your business. The system might use MP3s, books, and meetings (seminars, away weekends, etc.) to assist its associates with building their businesses.
- Taxation Benefits: The expenses of the business can be negatively geared against your primary income when determining your tax each year, provided the relevant Tax Office requirements, etc., are met.
- Time Leveraging: A lot of people each doing a little. J. Paul Getty said, “I’d rather have 1% of the efforts of 100 men than 100% of my own efforts.”
Next Steps
We always coach our potential Partners to get the information so they can make a quality decision. The best next step is to set up a time to view our 30-minute company overview. If you have a scheduled appointment, great! If you do not yet have an appointment and would like more information, please use the below tool to schedule an appointment with us.
We look forward to meeting with you!