Wellness International Network Review - An MLM Makeover Or an Old Hat From Wellness International?

Wellness International Network is one of those network marketing business opportunities that make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside with a tried and tested formula for network marketing success and a business profile that speaks volumes. But is it likely to bring you real rewards in the current economic climate or will it make you feel warm, fuzzy and a little bit nauseous in the process? Let's review Wellness International Network in more detail to see what it looks like behind this particular network marketing companies curtain.

Based in North Dallas, Texas with international ties to the Netherlands through WIN Worldwide BV and Wellness International Network S.A. (Pty) Limited in South Africa, Wellness International Network has an acquired longevity of approximately 17 years in the internet marketing niche of Health and Wellness.

WIN and its members also support well over 50 different charities and organizations of worthwhile causes. That always adds value to a company in my books. The first thing that came to my attention is the wide range of products spread over 10 categories such as Weight Management, Mental Performance, Sports and Fitness and Optimal health. With a product base that large, there is bound to be something to entice any customer who cares about their health in even the slightest way.

You have good legitimacy with Wellness International too; their products have been listed in the PDR for Nonprescription Drugs, Dietary Supplements and Herbs. They tout that they dedicate their time and efforts in the research department to finding quality products that work with which to improve their product line. That actually seems to be true in the case of Wellness international.

A product line this big gives you quite a few avenues to develop a sales and marketing strategy with. You have the option of running multiple campaigns for different sub-niches in the Health and Wellness industry or you can stick with one campaign and use the value of competition to play one product off of another. Either way you go, if you're smart about it you should be able to at least make a profit. Just pick your sub-niche and run with it.

One thing you have to be prepared for if you are going to enroll with Wellness International Network is unless you've presold a few clients, you're going to have some lag time between your start up cost and your incoming profits. Couple this with the fact that the marketing strategy WIN uses is based on offering samples to your potential customers and you may wait a while. You also have to purchase the products yourself before you can sell them; of course, all this comes with your membership fees on top so initial capital may be a little higher than you had hoped for.

I've only gotten one red flag about Wellness International from my research jaunts. There is mention of a "Five Step Program" and they are listed as an MLM in the search engines, but that's as far as I can get. Could it possibly be they are saving it for a surprise? Maybe it's all an illusion and they only fit into direct marketing. Whatever the case may be, do yourself a favor and find out before you get involved. Don't take no for an answer!

Looking at the whole picture, Wellness International Network seems to be a company with a solid reputation and a firm desire to find the best products which are also backed by science and listed for all medical practitioners to see. If you can put together a decent plan of action together and have the time and willpower to stick to it, I would recommend giving it a chance.

Yes, there are a lot of network marketing companies fighting it out in this particular arena but if dietary supplements is where you see yourself then this one player to keep watching.

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