Jeunesse Hits Record-Breaking 50 Million Dollar Month

 
Jeunesse closed the month of October with a record-breaking 50 million dollars in sales revenue. Over 42,000 new distributors were enrolled during the month, after the celebration of Jeunesse’s 2014 EXPO5.
Jeunesse distributors have also experienced a tremendous amount of personal growth in recent weeks, as the company announced the promotion of 14 new Diamond Directors and 5 new Double Diamond Directors elevating their ranks in October alone, marking another breaking achievement for the company.
Jeunesse’s exponential growth has kept it on track to reach record numbers in sales revenue by the end of 2014. The company has already been recognized by INC. 500 as the fastest growing DSA company in the nation. With the new product launches of weight loss system, ZEN BODI™, and anti-aging microcream, Instantly Ageless™, these numbers are expected to rise before the year ends.
About Jeunesse
Jeunesse is a leading direct selling company devoted to encouraging healthy living. Company research focuses on adult stem cell science, telomere support, DNA repair, fat loss technology, and nutrigenomics. Products are made in the USA and are exclusively formulated for Jeunesse.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
With a multi-lingual customer service, back office support team, global enrollment system, and in-house programming already in place, the company is fully operational in 32

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Nature Unleashed: Unprecedented Support for Brand Partners

Thanks to Nature Unleashed for sponsoring today’s post. For Joe, Darren, and Kimberly – Cofounders of Nature Unleashed, it isn’t enough to say they want to help people create a path toward financial fulfillment, they are intent on living that promise every day in their approach to direct sales and in the commitments they make […]

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Lyoness Starts Multi Brand Strategy

 
Lyoness has implemented the previously announced multi-brand strategy in all markets. Since 8th November the group of companies has differentiated between the brand “Lyoness” and the new network marketing brand “Lyconet”.
Since 8th November the globally active Lyoness group of companies officially has comprised two brands. From now on the brand “Lyoness” encompasses two of the company’s three business areas: the sector- and country spanning shopping community for consumers, who save money when shopping with Lyoness, and the loyalty program for loyalty merchants, which gain loyal customers with the help of Lyoness.
The new brand “Lyconet” encompasses all of the company’s network marketing activities. The new brand world enables the company to develop target-group specific communication strategies and services.
Special program
“Xcite” From 8th November everyone interested can watch the special program “Xcite” at the company-owned web channel Lyoness.TV. The company presents all the news concerning Lyoness and Lyconet in an one and a half hour show.
Change process
With the world-wide implementation of the multi-brand strategy the company finished an important part of restructuring, which had been announced in autumn 2013.
About Lyoness
The Lyoness Group divides its three business areas into two brands: The Lyoness brand encompasses the shopping community and the loyalty program. Their

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Forbes Believes In Avon

 
Jack Adamo, writer for Forbes.com has a positive outlook for Avon, as shared in an articles today: 
There are few stocks that the market thinks is uglier right now than Avon Products . But this unloved company could turn into a beautiful swan in the next couple of years, and its transformation could start showing up much sooner.
Avon’s third quarter earnings report was very encouraging in some aspects, but left a lot of questions unanswered. While revenues were down 8%, that was entirely due to the change in exchange rates caused by the very strong U.S. dollar. The company has a large South American presence. While that’s still not good news, it is at least not indicative of operational or marketing problems, though perhaps a new CFO would hedge currencies better. The search for one is currently in progress.
Elsewhere on the income statement, operating margins improved dramatically from 2.9% last year to 8.8% this year, although there’s still plenty of room for improvement there. Another positive is that third-quarter net income from continuing operations was $0.21 per diluted share, compared with a net loss of $0.01 last year.
Analysts expect operating or adjusted earnings for full-year 2014 to come in at $0.83 and look

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Rolling Stone Flops When They Discuss MLM Instead of Music

 
Rolling Stone is pulling at strings when they hire an in-trouble journalist to write an opinion piece on MLM that contains dated criticism, much like their reputation.
In a post-recession era when many Americans are feeling dis-heartened by the traditional path of school,college, and a 9-5, Caleb Hanna, journalist for Rolling Stone magazine, writes an opinion piece about how a few individuals in Vemma are targeting college kids with a business opportunity, with a less-than-honest approach about the opportunity itself. It’s criticism that was common in the 80’s, when few people truly understood the network marketing opportunity. However, to hear a somewhat reputable publication write an article that questions the tactics with typical media spin techniques, it’s a wonder Rolling Stone isn’t doing so well. 
International Business Times, an online publication, calls Rolling Stone ‘a gasping dinosaur’ and RS’s lack of research in having a journalist, who has — not once — but twice, been in journalistic hot water is evident that when reading an article, one should consider the source. 
In 2011 public records indicate that Hannan stands accused of “failing to do any due diligence at all on the story.” (In regards to a Seattle Times article)
One thing is certain, Hannan

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