LifeVantage Salt Lake City Conference | Protandim | Review

Feb. 14, 2011 - PRLog -- LifeVantage is a company that is focused on Anti-Aging. This company started in 2003 as a traditional business that went to the network marketing platform back in 2009. It is run by its chief executive officer and President David Brown. Since incorporating the Multi-Level Marketing structure they have increased sales and are showing signs of steady growth. The multilevel marketing platform allows consumers to take the role of an independent distributor and build their downlines to earn residual income.

LifeVantage Products –
LifeVantage products are claimed to be unique and have anti-aging benefits. The most popular product would have to be the anti-aging supplement called Protandim, which claims help protect the body against any damage caused by free radicals. The other product is called TrueScience, a topical anti-aging cream. The company claims that all its products are backed and are formulated by extensive research efforts. Currently I am unconvinced as to whether or not these products hold true value due to some of the medical and scientific journals that I have stumbled across in my research that have debunked these products. I challenge anyone that is interested in these products to give them a test run to see how they work for them.

As a publicly traded company, LifeVantage is offering just about anyone the opportunity to earn through joining the sales network. It encourages people who have the necessary drive and ambition to generate an income. Anyone could easily apply to become a distributor for LifeVantage. To start with, it would require its beginners to acquire a basic starter kit worth about $50. A monthly package is sold to marketers who intend to make commissions through selling LifeVantage products whether via recruiting members of directly selling to consumers.

Selling LifeVantage products and recruiting others who would be willing to sell are two ways on how any network marketer could generate income from LifeVantage. You could sell products for direct commission and at the same time recruit other members for downline commissioning. Recruiting other people is actually selling the monthly prescriptions similar to the one you have already bought.  

This seems to be a legit opportunity to pursue, but based on the compensation plan you will definitely need to be persistent in your recruiting in order to make any residual money, however, I have met with a few individuals that are currently doing very well with this company and I was able to find out exactly what they have done to make recruiting much easier.

The bottom line - You need proper marketing knowledge and a great system to make this and any other opportunity work. Everyone goes threw the process where they waste a lot of money trying to find what works for them, they beat up on their friends & family, cold calling leads and so on.

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Best of luck to all of you in your continued success!
J. Hughes