Monthly Archives: January 2024

LiveGood Celebrates One Million Members

LiveGood, a direct selling company launched 13 months ago, has already reached the milestone of one million members.
Focused on helping people through advanced nutritional supplementation made with results-driven ingredients, LiveGood operates as a membership-based program and differentiates itself through a lower-cost pricing strategy that prioritizes direct membership sales and affiliate marketing.
Memberships provide access to wholesale product pricing and are available for $9.95 per month or $99.95 annually with the ability to cancel at any time. The company also offers an affiliate marketing opportunity that customers can leverage to earn money on products they share with others.
The company’s growing product portfolio includes a variety of multivitamins and supplementations that target specific needs, like sleep aids, inflammation management, muscle recovery and weight management.
All of them are manufactured in the US, have been produced in a cGMP/NSF certified manufacturing facility and were developed under the guide of LiveGood’s Director of Product Development Ryan Goodkin, who holds a doctorate in pharmacy and has a background as a natural health practitioner and pharmacist.

“I don’t create products to sell,”

Goodkin said.

“I create products to use, and for my family to use. There is no way I am going to let my family put something in their

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QNET’s Financial Literacy Impact Video Earns Gold at MarCom 2023

QNET’s insightful YouTube video showcasing the impact of its financial literacy programme, Fingreen, has been honoured with a prestigious gold award at the 2023 MarCom Awards.
Titled “FinGreen: Seeding Financial Literacy for a Brighter Future,” the video shines a light on QNET’s FinGreen initiative, a peer-to-peer educational program designed to improve financial understanding in underprivileged communities. 
The video opens with a striking statistic: only one in three adults worldwide possess financial literacy. It then elaborates on how FinGreen contributes to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals by addressing inequality and promoting decent work and economic growth opportunities.
Launched initially in Turkey and Nigeria in 2022, and expanding to Ghana in 2023, FinGreen primarily targets women and youth in developing regions.

“FinGreen is tailored for women and youth in emerging economies, “

says Malou Caluza, CEO of QNET.

“Historically, women have had limited access to financial services compared to men. Although mobile banking and payment platforms have recently improved accessibility, many still lack the essential knowledge for making informed financial decisions.”

According to experts at the International Federation of Accountants, individuals who lack financial literacy are more vulnerable to fraud, less likely to save their money, more likely to have a large amount of debt, and

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