All webinars are available in English and Spanish!

Training courses may help you reach your business goals this fiscal year! Take advantage of free training available for you at Amway.com - and let Downline IBOs know about these online courses, too!

A web seminar, or "webinar," is live training on the internet. Use the links below to pre-register for the webinars available this month.

FEATURED COURSES:

Building Business Using The MyPack Assessment
Learn how the online MyPack Assessment is used to recommend the best foundational and condition-specific NUTRILITE MyPack Supplement Packs for you and customers. Plus, learn the rationale behind each question and how the tool can help you share with others why NUTRILITE supplements are worth every penny!
(45 min. / 1 credit)

Making Money
This overview of the basic concepts about earning money is designed to both reassure new IBOs that starting their own business was a good decision and to point them to the resources available to learn more (e.g., their upline, the Welcome Kit, The Learning Center). Only those topics most relevant to IBOs in their first couple of months are covered in depth although other awards and recognition are mentioned to excite them about future possibilities.
(60 min. / 1 credit)

Fast Track Incentive Program
Get on the fast track. Learn how building a balanced business can earn you even more money. See how mentors are rewarded for supporting new IBOs. Grow your business, earn bonus awards, and make a profit - all at the same time.
(45 min. / 1 credit)

Say This: Words that Work for Your Business
One of your biggest challenges as an IBO is effectively communicating to prospects what you do and what you have to offer. What should you say and how should you say it? Learn the communication sequence that research has shown to be effective with prospects and the high-impact language that will help you create a desire to learn more about the Amway business opportunity.
(45 min. / 1 credit)

As an IBO, you have taken on greater responsibilities as a business owner engaged in a commercial activity.  While there are certain activities in which you can engage that are unrelated to your IB, the right to engage in those same activities in your Independent Business may be more limited. Your interaction and communication with other IBOs will likely be viewed as intended to enhance and further your Independent Business. The information below is designed to provide you with helpful tips about what is permissible and what may be prohibited under applicable Copyright laws in the U.S. and Canada.

• The IBOAI's license agreements with ASCAP and BMI permit you to play music at meetings and functions and have live bands play cover music.  Music covered by the IBOAI's license agreements with ASCAP and BMI may not be recorded by anyone.
• By way of example only, do not record music on a CD, DVD, as an MP3 download or any other social media that is intended for sale or distribution to anyone (IBO, Prospect, Customer, etc.).
• The use of introductory music is permitted, provided it is not recorded.
• Do not begin recording any presentation at a meeting or function until music that is playing has stopped.
• Music cannot be played during a speaker's presentation.
• A speaker cannot sing or perform another artist's song in a presentation in any manner, unless the speaker provides the necessary licenses in advance of the meeting or function.
• Do not record music on any Diamond lifestyle video shown at any meeting, including a one-on-one meeting. Music must be played on a separate device and not recorded on the video being shown.
  
  Music may not be synchronized in any way at any time on any video of any type.
  
  Lifestyle videos may only be shown if they are the property of and owned by the Diamond showing the video. Any motivational video not owned by the presenter may not be shown at any time if it has not been purchased for commercial use or all of the proper fees have been paid for the use of such.
  
  No audio or video recording is permitted during the showing of any video or audio presentation at any time.
• Do not send or forward recorded music to IBOs, Prospects or Customers via email or post on Facebook, Twitter, blogs or Websites.
• Do not use any YouTube video(s) unless you have acquired all copyright licensing associated with the video. Depending on the nature and content of the video, you may be required to obtain copyright licensing from multiple sources to legally permit you to play the video.  Obtaining permission from YouTube only is insufficient and provides no protection from a claim of copyright infringement.
• Do not send or forward YouTube videos via email, text, or in any other manner to IBOs, Prospects or Customers.
• Do not post YouTube videos on Facebook, Twitter, Blogs or Websites.
• No audience member at any meeting including, but not limited to, Info Session/Open Business Meeting, Monthly Seminar/Impact Session/BDS, Product Education meeting or major conference may audio or video recorded any part of those functions on any recording device, including smart phones. This should always be printed on all tickets and flyers for events.

Music Copyrights Guide

Music copyrights are very complex matters. This "Music Copyrights Guide," another service provided to IBOs by the IBOAI, can help guide your use of copyrighted music with up-to-date information, a Q&A section, and licensing contact details - for both the U.S. and Canada.

Download the Music Copyrights Guide

Video Copyrights Guide

The internet has made it easy to find and view videos on a wide variety of topics, some of which may help an IBO grow his or her business. However, IBOs must ensure that they have secured the appropriate licenses to use any video material (including audio, video, and imagery within the video) before sharing these videos with others at meetings, IBO functions, online, or elsewhere. Failure to obtain legal usage rights could result in copyright and/or privacy infringement.

Download the Copyright Guide for Use of Publicly Posted Videos Online