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Start-up Shoply Review Rod Larsen, Nick Sarnicola, Ron Williams Are Back In The Game

Terry Lacore, founder and CEO of LaCore Enterprises, and known for his involvement in the leadership of bHIP, Prüvit and GNO, announced lately the launch of start-up Shoply.com.
Shoply’s website offers currently products from LaCore (co) owned companies, such as TAVA, Vi (Visalus), Lovvare, THriV and NRG. The Shoply website does not reveal the founders or management team. For Shoply partners there is a YouTube Channel available, with 117 videos and 3,400 subscribers.
Shoply logistics are most likely handled under the umbrella of LaCore enterprises, an USA MLM Services company with over $1 billion in annual combined sales with their 30+ network marketing companies.
This article represents an impartial review of the Shoply opportunity, elucidating whether it truly stands out amongst its competitors. This review article is written by Team Business For Home and is fact checked by Ted Nuyten – CEO of Business For Home.
Shoply focuses on what it calls “decentralized commerce” and offer physical products as well as digital, and will lean into social media influencers to promote its brand. The corporate team feature leaders from well-known (former) direct selling companies and includes:

Rod Larsen, CEO – Ex COO Jeunesse
Nick Sarnicola, President – Ex CEO ViSalus
Ron Williams –  Marketing Manager – Ex CEO Forevergreen
Lyndon

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Isagenix Ranked as A+ Opportunity For 2024

This review aims to dissect the company, objectively and analytically, without promising an endorsement or promoting their business model. Isagenix was close to a worldwide revenue of $1 billion in 2017, and back to estimated $400 million in 2022.
This article is written by Team Business For Home and is fact checked by Ted Nuyten – CEO of Business For Home. We are looking in this review through the eyes of professional network marketers possibly interested in the Isagenix opportunity.

“For this publication and review we talked with Top Earners, former distributors, and former employees however it seems corporate executives are not willing to share any information, keeping unfortunately Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt (The FUD factor) alive.

Isagenix, has made headlines due to a series of notable corporate decisions. First is their unexpected choice not to renew Jay Bennett’s contract, a decision that sparked a flurry of industry buzz. Jay Bennett was a top earner and the “Golden Boy” in Isagenix and earned a total of more than $22 million dollars from Isagenix. He joined the company back in 2002.
Reports did not go into the specific details regarding this unusual move. Perhaps more significantly, Isagenix has undergone a transition to new ownership; it went through a

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Modere Ranked As A+ Opportunity For 2024

Network marketing company Modere, had an estimated revenue of $220 million in 2022. The company has potentially paying out up to 35% commission that year, matching the industry standard.
This article is written by Team Business For Home and is fact checked by Ted Nuyten – CEO of Business For Home.

“For this publication and review we talked with Top Earners, former distributors, and former employees however it seems corporate executives are not willing to share any information, keeping unfortunately Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt (The FUD factor) alive and rumours about Modere’s financial instability keep surfacing.”

Modere is part of the portfolio of ZCG capital, a leading, privately held merchant bank comprised of private markets asset management, business consulting services, technology development, and solutions. ZCG has a global team comprised of approximately 400 professionals.
We do not believe that a large private investor as ZCG capital will easily terminate their investment in Modere however such investors look to the naked performance and Return on Investment (ROI). They have in general little empathy for hard working distributors. A negative ROI for some time might force an “End of Story” exit.
Modere in Facts and Figures
Modere, a US-based company led by CEO Asma Ishaq, recorded an estimated revenue of $220

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