Whatever you do don't join the 3-Step Plan before reading this.
July 12, 2007 (Press Release) --
If you listen to Christian radio as I do you will hear plenty of ads for the 3-Step Plan. That familiar phrase “well how in the world are ya” may still be ringing in your ear. What you don’t hear on the radio is what exactly is the 3 step plan? What is the product and better yet can it make you money?
In case you don’t know the product and company is Xango. The 3-Step Plan is the marketing vehicle Andy Willoughby uses to market Xango. Xango is a juice which is to be used as a health supplement delivering various nutrients to the body through the mangosteen fruit. Does it work? Well you have to be the judge because as with most nutritional juices they haven’t been evaluated by the FDA, but who trusts the FDA anymore anyway.
The real question is can I build a successful home business with this product and by using the 3-Step Plan?
First I would like to say that the idea of the 3-Step Plan is a good one but what are the odds of building a long term business with it? To join Xango you can get 1 case of juice, 4 bottles for $100. This commission is divided between you and your upline. The most money you make is when your recruit joins you the first month after that you make very little of off each person in your group.
The problem I see here is the problem with a lot of MLM companies. How many people will it take before you can realistically earn a full time income? It will probably take hundreds or thousands before you can do that and that is with you replacing all of the people who drop out of your downline each month.
Second the comp plan has a lot of different levels and a lot of different qualifications. While this may be lucrative it sure seems confusing to me. In my experience, the more complicated the comp plan the less people who actually make it to the top earning level in it.
Finally and perhaps the most important question. Can you make money using it? This answer has to be defined by what does it mean to make money. In my mind making money means I can support myself full time if I am marketing this product. In this case you can but not without going through the frustrations of complicated comp plans, small commission checks, constantly replacing downline members who quit and probably taking 2-3 years to build a full time income. For me this isn't the opportunity I would look for.
You can choose to join them or you can look for a different opportunity that can have you earning a full time income in 2-3 months, with a simple comp plan and that pays out more in 1 sale than most people make in 20 sales. If this sounds appealing to you then find out more info below.
http://www.theonlinebizman.com
Clarence Haynes is a member of one of the top earning teams in all of internet marketing. His team specializes in taking previously unsuccessful internet marketers and turning them into success stories.
For more information visit:
http://www.theonlinebizman.com
In case you don’t know the product and company is Xango. The 3-Step Plan is the marketing vehicle Andy Willoughby uses to market Xango. Xango is a juice which is to be used as a health supplement delivering various nutrients to the body through the mangosteen fruit. Does it work? Well you have to be the judge because as with most nutritional juices they haven’t been evaluated by the FDA, but who trusts the FDA anymore anyway.
The real question is can I build a successful home business with this product and by using the 3-Step Plan?
First I would like to say that the idea of the 3-Step Plan is a good one but what are the odds of building a long term business with it? To join Xango you can get 1 case of juice, 4 bottles for $100. This commission is divided between you and your upline. The most money you make is when your recruit joins you the first month after that you make very little of off each person in your group.
The problem I see here is the problem with a lot of MLM companies. How many people will it take before you can realistically earn a full time income? It will probably take hundreds or thousands before you can do that and that is with you replacing all of the people who drop out of your downline each month.
Second the comp plan has a lot of different levels and a lot of different qualifications. While this may be lucrative it sure seems confusing to me. In my experience, the more complicated the comp plan the less people who actually make it to the top earning level in it.
Finally and perhaps the most important question. Can you make money using it? This answer has to be defined by what does it mean to make money. In my mind making money means I can support myself full time if I am marketing this product. In this case you can but not without going through the frustrations of complicated comp plans, small commission checks, constantly replacing downline members who quit and probably taking 2-3 years to build a full time income. For me this isn't the opportunity I would look for.
You can choose to join them or you can look for a different opportunity that can have you earning a full time income in 2-3 months, with a simple comp plan and that pays out more in 1 sale than most people make in 20 sales. If this sounds appealing to you then find out more info below.
http://www.theonlinebizman.com
Clarence Haynes is a member of one of the top earning teams in all of internet marketing. His team specializes in taking previously unsuccessful internet marketers and turning them into success stories.
For more information visit:
http://www.theonlinebizman.com
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