FHTM (Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing) Review

By Tony L.

This FHTM (Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing) review will give you more information about the company so that you can decide if it is the right direct marketing opportunity for you.

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FHTM (Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing) is a Kentucky-based company formed in 2001 by Paul Orberson. It has grown to become an international company, operating in numerous other countries around the world. Having Paul Orberson at the helm alone is enough to get me to say positive things in this FHTM (Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing) review. He is a seasoned and ultra-successful marketer and business person.

FHTM (Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing) is probably most well-known as a telecommunications network marketing company, but it actually sells a variety of products and services. Its product lines include telecommunications like phone service, satellite television services, security and alarm services, and health and wellness products.

The company has a very big lineup of products, which I will call a positive thing for purposes of this FHTM (Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing) review. In fact, the company states that it sells such a diverse set of products and services so as to insulate the associates from “trends” in the market.

Overall this is a positive FHTM (Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing) review. The main negative I see with this company (and, unfortunately, with most network marketing companies), is the way they teach people to market their products and services. As with the majority of network marketing companies, they teach people to do two very outdated and ineffective things: (1) make family and friends people’s only lead source (the “warm market” approach), and (2) sell the company and its opportunity.

Neither of these are likely to help someone in this business succeed — and thus it is a negative in terms of my FHTM (Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing) review. That is not to say, however, that people cannot succeed with this company. Quite the opposite.

If people learn that to succeed in this company (and in all network marketing companies) that you need to learn how to become the hunted instead of the hunter (and that you don’t have to twist anyone’s arm to build a downline), then this could be a great company to build a profitable home-based business.