“Why can’t you be more like BusinessForHome?”

About once a month, sometimes more, sometimes less, I get asked the above question or a derivative of it.

The implication behind the question is that I tend to focus purely on what is perceived to be “negative” viewpoints, which is reflected in the content published on BehindMLM.

And that’s a fair call.

While I don’t perceive information strictly in a positive and negative sense, by far the bulk stories we cover would probably fall in the latter category.

I assure you however this isn’t by design. I’m far from running around the internet intentionally digging up stories that paint the MLM industry in the worst light possible.

Rather that’s the nature of a free press. It’s “news”, it’s what we report on. Information that goes deeper than what’s evident on the surface is what people want to read about.

As an MLM blogger I see my role in the industry as keeping readers informed. To me personally, that 
doesn’t
equate to republishing spammy press-releases or working in cahootz with MLM companies to publish advertising material.

I wish I could say the same about other bloggers in the MLM niche.

BusinessForHome is a website operated by Direct Selling Global News LTD, a “Seychelles limited partnership based out of Hong Kong with a

principal place of business located (in the) Netherlands”.

Ted Nuyten (right) is the CEO of Direct Selling Global News LTD.

Despite this, there is no mention of Direct Selling Global News LTD on the BusinessForHome website:

The Business For Home.org website is an initiative of Ted Nuyten, CEO and Chairman of the Business For Home Foundation, which is established in year 2007, in the Netherlands under Dutch law and Dini Noorlander, acting as Chief Relations Officer.

Direct Selling Global News LTD has however appeared on BehindMLM, as the entity behind BitCoin Economy.

BitCoin Economy was a chain-recruitment scheme launched in early 2014. It has since collapsed.

In my January 2014
BitCoin Economy review
, I did note Nuyten’s promotion of the scheme on BusinessForHome. 
However at the time I was unaware he was the owner of Direct Selling Global News LTD.

Nor, to the best of my knowledge, was this ever disclosed either to myself after the review was published or on the BusinessForHome website.

Ted Nuyten seemingly launching chain-recruitment schemes however is not what I want to discuss today.

This morning a copy of BusinessForHome’s “IN THE SPOTLIGHT” SERVICE AGREEMENT” came across my desk:

Dated October 1st, 2015, the agreement appears to be a contract put together by BusinessForHome.

Before I go on, I’ll acknowledge that to some extent BusinessForHome do acknowledge their content may border on marketing spam:

At times we publish interviews with top earners and corporate executives and place them in the spotlight. (You need to have a great story)

Turns out however that you don’t need a great story at all. Just $36,000.

In exchange for $36,000 a year, Busine


🤖 Quick Answer

What is the editorial focus of BehindMLM?
BehindMLM primarily reports on investigative and critical coverage of the multi-level marketing industry. The publication focuses on in-depth stories that examine controversial or problematic aspects of MLM business practices, distinguishing itself from other MLM news sources through journalistic scrutiny rather than promotional content.

Why does BehindMLM emphasize negative stories about MLM companies?
BehindMLM's editorial approach reflects principles of investigative journalism and free press standards. The publication reports on newsworthy information that extends beyond surface-level coverage, focusing on substantive investigations rather than intentionally seeking negative narratives about the MLM industry.

How does BehindMLM differ from sources like BusinessForHome?
BehindMLM adopts an investigative journalism model emphasizing critical analysis and accountability reporting on MLM operations. In contrast, other MLM news


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