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Xyngular, Network Marketing CompanyI received a call the other day from a gentleman that I have known for about 10 years.  He seems to have done well in the Network Marketing Industry and I have to commend him on the fact that he was making relatively “cold calls” on contacts that he had saved for over 6 years.  I had not heard from him during those 6 years until now.

 As I was sitting down to watch a movie, he rang and after a quick hello, he went immediately into this great new opportunity and why I must look at it. He described how the company is taking the industry by storm and that the “key” reason that he joined was that their infrastructure is in place to go global almost immediately.  He touched on the new “straight line” comp plan that helps everyone benefit from the gross volume of the company’s GLOBAL SALES!  This started to turn me off a bit, plus anything too good to be true usually is…

I agreed to take a closer look and after hanging up I realized that he never once asked how I was or what I was doing or if I was even in or out of the Network Marketing world. I chuckled at the irony of his call as I have been focusing on the art of “attraction marketing” and the benefits of building true relationships for the foundation of a successful home based business.  Again, laughing to myself, I knew that he must have not read up on this approach yet.

 

I did tell him that I would check it out.  This is what I found using the criteria I’ve adoptedfrom Daren Falter and his book “How to Select a Network Marketing Company”.

 
Xyngular is headquartered in American Fork, Utah, and was founded by former XanGo V.P. of Operations, Marc Walker.  Marc’s bio does include a 20-year history in the network marketing industry and most notably, heading up a multi-million dollar international entity (that wasn’t disclosed) and grew sales at a claimed amount of 75% in two years.  Xyngular is already available in the United States and Canada. The company also has deliveries to other countries in a NFR (not for resale) capacity.

The company launched on December 1, 2009.  I found claims from other affiliates stating that they had over 300 people join the company in its first month.  Xyngular has a goal of being released in as many as 36 countries in 2010. (Not sure if that is for resale or not.  If not, I don’t know how “global” that really is?)

The website claims they assembled a team of scientists to comb the world for the most powerful, nutrient dense fruits available.  And because a good fruit, no matter how good it is can only address certain health concerns, it needs to be combined with primary antioxidant pre-cursors and herbal adaptogens to increase its benefit.  Yes, another super juice with a retail price tag of $45.00 a bottle.  They guarantee you will feel a difference no matter what you are currently taking because the combination of the three groups of ingredients in one product causes a synergistic reaction that multiplies the effectiveness of each ingredient.  I’m not making this up; this is their claim.

XyngularI have always been reluctant to get too excited about a “Super Juice” even though we know companies like XanGo have had incredible success.  Many feel the surge for super juices is on the decline and in a challenged economy many are unsure about pushing a $34.95 wholesale bottle of anything.  Of course there is also the issue of pasteurization, which in almost 99% of the products we buy, is what we see on the label even if it’s no longer in the product when we consume it.  “Hot Fill” or pasteurization is known to kill or destroy as much as 40% of all the nutrients at the point of bottling, let alone what happens during its shelf live.

The one unique thing I did notice in this particular opportunity was the different compensation plan.  A plan that claims everyone in the company is helping you succeed.  This is because everyone that joins is put in a straight-line organization.  Even though if the plan were truly a straight line it would have issues with regulatory agencies.  However, with further investigation I learned that the straight line is restricted to the overall volume of the company through 12 Global Profit Pools and there are personal enrollment requirements keeping the plan legal.
 
This is the claim I see floating around the Internet:

“The most exciting part however is that everyone in the company is helping you to succeed. Think of how exciting it would be to sign up and instantly have volume show up under you. How exciting would it be for a new Distributor to sign up and instantly see people and volume under them? With Xyngular this is exactly what happens. Because we put everyone in a straight line Xyngular organization, those who signed in before you help you build your business.”

But what they don’t say is that you need to have close to 67 people in your organization that you have personally sponsored or were sponsored by someone you brought in and all 67 must buy one $35.00 bottle a month before you even start to share in the global volume.  Therefore, for most people the straight line will just be something they can look at in their back office and won’t really equate to earnings anytime soon.

It’s a catchy ideal that can sell and has maybe never been done before in just the same way.  The pitch goes like this: “The concept of people helping people worldwide succeed financially, no matter what organization they were enrolled in, and then sharing in the overall success of the company through 12 Global Profit Pools. What this means is that as the company grows globally, everyone profits!”

They also have a $100 quick start bonus and a rapid reward program that pays up to four levels on each case the new distributor purchased in their first month.  (To get all four levels you need to have purchased $396 in your first month and then be on a $320 monthly auto-ship.)  The initial payout is 42% through a conventional 8 level unit-level plan.  They pay another 12% through the Global Profit Pools, but remember you don’t participate in that until you have a monthly group volume of 2,000.  That equates to about 67 people you have personally sponsored or were sponsored by someone you brought in and everyone is buying one $35.00 bottle a month.  This makes the total payout appear to be 54%, which is a fair number in today’s Network Marketing Industry.

What they don’t focus on is that the Rapid Reward of $24 is per case, not bottle.  And to earn the bonus on more than just your first level you need to upgrade from one to four bottles a month.  And the biggest claim of the $100 fast start bonus is not unless you buy the case at $132 plus a nominal Membership fee of $20.  That’s not all, then you need to get FOUR more people to do the same thing and it has to be within the first FOUR weeks of you joining.  We know that most people will only sign up 1, 2 or 3 people ever, and the people that will get four or more general do not do it in the first 4 weeks.  So I see many new distributors getting discouraged quickly as they continue to get their auto-ship of $132.00 plus tax and shipping and don’t get paid the $100 fast start bonus.  Ouch!

So I wouldn’t be to concerned about how quickly they go global or not, first you have to be able to stay qualified for one level at $35 or as much as $264 a month to get all 8 levels of compensation and the first month bought at $396 to get your fast start bonus on 4 levels.
 
If this doesn’t sound confusing and a lot of requirements to capture pay, then you may not agree with me that it’s a recipe for high attrition rates.  If you like the product (Xyngular Super Global Juice) and you can honestly say that you would buy and consume it even if you were not involved in the business opportunity and you are willing to have an auto-ship for $35 to $132 a month for at least 6 months so that you can build an organization of anywhere from 12 to possibly 30 active distributors so that your residual earnings are enough to cover 1 bottle a month of your auto-ship – then dive right in!

What I would rather see you do is, if you have decided that Network Marketing is for you, first secure the talent or ability to attract quality prospects without going broke.  Why get yourself tied into some monthly auto-ship that may just start stacking up in your garage, when the key factor that will make you successful in ANY HOME BASED BUSINESS, is the ability to attract quality prospects.

What if you first focused on learning how to generate 10 leads a day, for whatever business you may want to build, before signing up to Xyngular?  Plus, while building your lead generation system you might just find a better place to direct your 10 leads a day.

As with Xyngular or any other network marketing company, be sure and empower yourself with knowledge and learn how to market yourself on the Internet first.  Be smart and get your horse out in front of your cart with an easy to use lead system for your network marketing company.

Filed under: Marketing Blog — Tags: , — Cory Alan on March 3, 2010 @ 9:33 PM

16 Comments »

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  7. Thanks. I went into about as much detail on the comp plan (without actually working with the company) that I feel is appropriate. I do not want to miss-quote any of the finer details, but more to give an overview to show that it may be a bit more challenging than how presented. Are you considering Xyngular or current an affiliate?

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    Comment by admin — April 16, 2010 @ 6:03 PM

  10. Let me guess………. MLSP! Have all the people click onto your link so that you can sell them your $75/mo “internet/attraction marketing training.” You have an article on every company and a capture page that changes the company’s name from “Xyngular” to “Yoli” and then back to “Evolv” depending on which article’s link the person clicks on. Then you get the person’s lead by them filling out their information to find out your “SECRETS TO THE MLM INDUSTRY.” BULLSH!!!!!T. Congrats on your 100 free leads a day that you pay for and have comped by the suckers that fall for your “free info.” You’re just another “internet guru” that all the MLSP junkies claim. Smart tactic but unethical in my opinion. Put down others to sell your own crap but make it look like you’re offering such a great help. “THANK YOU!” You have some information that is accurate but most is misleading and off by quite a bit. I don’t even want to go through the whole thing and comment on each point. Email me if you’d like to know. I am a founding member of the company and I have all the knowledge and “insider info.” I almost wanted to resign just by reading your opinionated article. Take a look at most new companies that have launched within the last 90 days. Almost all have the single line comp plan because it works. Every company has aspects of their comp plans that don’t sit well with some. If it were easy everyone would be millionaires. There is work involved and the people that work hard and smart win big. What most people don’t realize is that you need to do some kind of work in ANY network marketing company to see a check and a decent income. Most quit because of their own lack of work and knowledge. This is a career unless you are trying to make an extra $200-$1000 a month. Low-paying 24k/yr jobs require 40 hour work weeks so why wouldn’t one expect to put real time into a network marketing BUSINESS? Xyngular is not for everyone but for those who do REAL research and find the benefits of the company’s comp plan over most others, it may be for them. Feel free to email me if you have further questions. I am sickened over the tactics that all the MLM LEAD PRO SYSTEM’S clan use. You’re giving a good industry a bad name while selling a product/service WHICH USES MLM COMPENSATION!
    Your article is well-written but opinionated and VERY misleading.

    Comment by Dave Pasquale — April 23, 2010 @ 3:50 PM

  11. Sorry I didn’t respond earlier. I just returned today from the Yoli Cruise. What a great trip on the New Oasis of the Sea (largest ship in the world) to the Caribbean.

    My Review of Xyngular was not part of a “tactic” but just my opinion of how some “comp plans” appear to be very attractive until you really look that them – and then realize that most people will never come close to earning some of the income they claim. Straight lines are really not “straight lines” if they were the companies would be shut down as they are not legal. From what I have heard, the Xyngular product is very good – I just didn’t like how so much focus was placed on the “international growth” and “straight-line” comp plan – when it was presented to me. And I shared those opinions. I do like Yoli based on the products, the comp plan including the “break-even” bonus and the strong company and founders. My overall website’s goal is not to have you join any particular company or even use MLSP as a lead system, but to really learn what you are getting into before you commit your money to auto-ships and your good-name to promoting a company.

    This is why I so strongly recommend Daren Falter’s book, How to Sellect a Network Marketing Company.

    We disagree, which is fine – I wish you luck if you are promoting a Xyngular Business, I just don’t believe it is the right comp plan for a person new to the business or industry. Just my Opinion.

    Cory

    Comment by admin — May 2, 2010 @ 8:31 PM

  12. thanks! :)

    lets write them until the admit it, or stop doing it! i am writing them now!

    :)

    Comment by BoydayPax — May 14, 2010 @ 8:57 PM

  13. Very enjoyed this! Well done!

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    Comment by 0f7LsGb — July 7, 2010 @ 7:08 PM

  15. Gentlemen thanks for the information on Xyngular and the pros and cons of article writing blogs straight line comp plans and every other greivance you all have.
    I persoanlly was looking to see what and where two former Xango leaders dissapeared to looks like I found them…
    Best of luck to all parties I would like to close with a non judgemental opinion. I personally don’t feel any Insult was made to Xyngular and the quality of the article is nothing short of well done. Free speach is our last real treasure in modern society.
    Dave your input was seriously well respected as I was reading this nothing finer than Passion for a product and company hats off to you…

    Be safe gentleman and keep smiling all our journeys are to short to succumb to insulting one another.

    PS Glen Oliver congratulations on your new company best of success for you and Cheers for your time in Perth whilst stimulating Xango here…
    Miss your Humour

    Comment by Danny Michau — March 5, 2011 @ 5:57 AM

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