Isagenix Review: Is Isagenix a fraud?

Isagenix was founded by an experienced formulator of effective health

products and two top-ranked multi-level marketers who came back

from retirement just for this opportunity. No other than Kathy and Jim

Coover are the marketing brains behind this company. Kathy Coover

has ranked at the top for the top 3 products in the MLM business. You

know there is some serious sales firepower behind Isagenix' mix of

health and weight loss products. How much firepower? Well, the

company routinely racks up over $300 in annual sales putting it in the

ranks of Inc's 500 fastest growing non-public companies. Isagenix is

definitely going somewhere and it definitely knows how to produce

results for its network of multilevel marketing affiliates. But how does

it stack up as a money making opportunity for the rank and file

marketer? Keep reading below.

Isagenix Review

Isagenix employs your typical multilevel marketing structure. People

create a downline of referrals and if their referrals make sales or

purchase products, the people who referred them get a commission. In

fact, this commission is split up among many upper tiers. Pretty

straightforward stuff. What makes Isagenix stand out are the following

factors. First, it is in a hot market. Let's face it-Americans get on and

get off a diet or two every single year. People will swarm to a diet fad

or supplement, drop millions, then run to the next one. And the next

one and the next one. This is why the weight loss industry is a multi-

billion dollar industry. Isagenix' health and wellness products as well

as its weight loss offerings help meet this insatiable demand. There is

definitely a huge groundswell of demand for their products. It is not

like Isagenix is drumming up demand where none previously existed.

Second, while it is using a typical MLM sales structure that other

companies use, what separates Isagenix from many of its smaller,

lesser known, or failed competitors is the fact that it was partly put

together by Kathy and Jim Coover-experienced multi-level marketers

with a solid gold track record. Given these factors, it is not a surprise

why Isagenix, and the people pushing it, are enjoying so much

success.

Isagenix scam

Given the fact that Isagenix uses a marketing structure and system that

some failed or shady companies use, it is natural that Isagenix attracts

some criticism and suspicion. For the longest time, uninformed people

have associated multilevel marketing systems with illegal pyramid

schemes and other scams. This is due to the aggressive marketing used

by failed scams which gave a bad impression regarding how

multilevel marketing works. In reality, multilevel marketing systems,

if properly and ethically operated, are not only sustainable but also

very effective in incentivizing people to sell to their social and

professional networks. Considering the fact that Isagenix is generating

so much sales and making many of its marketers quite financially

comfortable, it is unlikely that Isagenix is a scam. Why? If it was a

scam, it would have done what many Ponzi and pyramid scams would

do a long time ago-gone bust.

Isagenix summary

If you are thinking of pushing Isagenix, you should consider online

promotion techniques. However, just because you have a website or a

domain and a hosting service, these alone don't ensure you will be

successful. There is a method to selling stuff online. You have to plan

it right. You have to execute it according to a methodical system. If

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