One of the newest companies in the network marketing industry that’s generating a lot of buzz is Rain Nutrition. Aside from being in it's early stages, the company has also been able to attract some top producing networker marketers. Now, while there are quite a few reps promoting the vision of the company, it is vital that you do some due diligence if you are serious about joining Rain Nutrition.In this third party review, I will go into Rain Nutrition’s background, products, compensation plan and, most importantly, whether or not it is a scam. In addition, I will go into what it truly takes to succeed in a network marketing company like Rain Nutrition.
Rain Nutrition started in May of 2009 and was founded, and currently based, in Highland, Utah. The company uses a network marketing, or multilevel marketing, model to sell nutritional products. According the corporate website, their product were formed in partnership with Dr. Arnold Leonardo. It’s important to note that Dr. Leonardo was appointed to the Congressional Health Care Committee for his research on preventive health care. This said partnership, and Dr. Leoardo’s credibility, definitely goes against the notion that Rain Nutrition is a scam.
Although the company sells 7 different nutritional products, their premier product is a liquid supplement called Soul. It’s said that a one 3 ounce shot of Soul will help you improve your overall health and longevity from the inside out. It’s benefits include:
1. Rich in antioxidants that reduce free radical damage
2. Loaded with Omega 3 fatty acids
3. Contains anti-aging properties
4. Supports your Immune System
5. Supports heart, liver and kidney function
6. Supports the circulatory system
7. Aids in the repair of free radical damage
The documentation on the products certainly look imprssive, but I would still recommend that you do some due diligence on the product line, so you feel good talking about the.
As far as the compensation plan goes, Rain Nutrition proposes a very generous payout to it’s distributors, claiming to pay put 50% of all Commissionable Volume on a weekly basis. The compensation plan runs on a binary model, but your unilevel team also gets tracked by the computer. This is because there a certain parts of the compensation plan that will pay you on your binary team, and certain parts that will pay you on your unilevel team.
While there are seven ways to get paid, they can all be broken down into two categories: Immediate, upfront income and monthly residual income. As long as you can directly recruit new reps in a consistent basis, sell products and teach your team to do the same, there's a good chance that you can build a strong residual income by building your business.
In closing, based on the documentation on the company, products and compensation plan, Rain Nutrition is definitely not a scam. With that said, you will not be successful by simply enrolling in the company.What Rain Nutrition provides you is simply a chance to build your own business, that's it. In other words, the company can not make you succeed. At the end of the day, your success and income will rely only on you. You will be the one that will have to take all the required steps to build a prosperous organization. And one of the most important steps to your success is learning hte right way to market your business.Having the right marketing training can put you in a position to sponsor 15-20 new distributors each an every month. If you can accomplish that, there's a good chance that you'll be on the fast track to building a very successful Rain Nutrition business.
Author Resource:-
Rain Nutrition can be a very lucrative opportunity if you understand how to build a business properly. Most people who join Rain Nutrition will never reach the success they desire because they simply don’t have marketing skills. To find out how to build a solid Rain Nutrition business from scratch, visit Jaime Soriano’s MLM Training
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