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Description of Direct Selling Types and methods
Historically in New Zealand, direct selling was on a "one to one" basis with the caller at the door offering to display and demonstrate their wares. 
Since the 1960's there has been a move to more innovative means of direct selling including  The Party Plan, the Multi-Level Reward system/Network marketing  (incorrectly called multi-level selling by many) and in some cases using selling tools like the Internet and telemarketing. 
It is important to note however that in spite of the innovations of selling and the technology, it is the person to person contact that makes the sale because Direct Selling is a people relationship business and an industry that cares about not only the people involved but its customers satisfaction is paramount. Repeat business cannot occur if you do not form a relationship of trust with the customer. 

Door to Door selling however remains a strong method of contacting customers and accounts for a large volume of sales made in New Zealand. Even this method has evolved and developed to give the customer greater service, timely delivery and to meet the social demands modern consumers need when balancing budgets, time and family demands.

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