Qivana is one of the new entrants to the world of Multi Level Marketing enterprise. Recently registered in 2009, this company is headed by Derek Hall (CEO) and Craig Johnson, Chief Marketing Officer. Derek Hall is quite a veteran when it comes to managing businesses and taking care of health care issues. His experience spans over four decades and he is the owner of other Network Marketing programs as well. Armed with an MBA from Utah State University, Craig Johnson is quite active in the fields of sales, marketing, branding and even Event planning.
This company has some top people like Rodney James, Devin Glazier, and Justin Banner from Tahitian Noni, NuSkin, Usana and Xango aiding and backing its launch. The prelaunch phase is already on and has started from March 2009 while the full launch is likely to commence fro, September 2009. The reason behind the launch delay is that Derek and Craig want everything to be right and are taking their time. These founders are equipped with knowledge, education and practical experience that is needed to run a Multi Level Marketing Business on a great scale.
Qore Stabilize is a product that is being offered by Qivana. Qore Stabilize as the name suggests helps in stabilizing your core. It strengthens and enhances your immune system which helps your body to absorb the nutrients better. Another product called Qore Vitalize is made up of some rare herbs found in Asia and aids in increasing your potential and performance. Qore Optimize is the third product which optimizes your system and eliminates toxins from your body. It also purifies your blood and aids in the removal of heavy metals which harm your body. The best part about these products is that they work in a safe way and do not harm the natural balance of your body.
The Scientific Advisory Board of Qivana is headed by Dr. Marcus Laux who has even testified in the court concerning the Clinton Presidential Commission on Dietary Supplements on NNFA's behalf. He also has many televisions and news appearances to his credit.
Qivana has a solid team backing it with a collective experience of over 100 years. These people aim to guide people in becoming the most successful Entrepreneurs then can be. They don't offer any shortcuts. However, they do offer guidance which can help you earn some good bucks in the world of network marketing. The company also offers its members replicated websites, if you want a spot in them you can book it today.
This company has plans where your retail customers can enjoy a per system of $5 when they become preferred customers. Your retail commission comes from the difference between the preferred cost and the wholesale cost. Another program called the Executive Matching Bonus Program also has team commission schemes which can pay you some great bonuses. Qivana s Quick Start Bonus Program or Builder Bonus Plan can even give you commissions up to $50.
There are many products and many marketing companies being launched on the net every day. However, not every one has some solid credentials or people backing it. Qivana is a company to watch out for if you want to make some good money in MLM.
Working at home has a nice ring to it and many see being able to set their own hours as a dream come true. For those who have little or no self-discipline, that dream can quickly turn into a nightmare. There may be times when a deadline is approaching as well as your favorite sports team on television. Without the discipline to set your priorities to your work, your home business will fail.
When you make the commitment to work from home, you are telling your clients or customers that you are ready to do whatever it takes to get the job done within the promised time. When you continually fail to do that, you are telling them that you do not care about their needs and your time is more important to you than their project.
When you work at home, if there is no one around a majority of the day then there should be no distractions to keep you from getting your work done. When you first begin working at home, the first few days may be wasted as you get up in the mornings and think about not having to go anywhere. How nice it is that you can work whenever you feel like it. Soon, however, you may find yourself struggling to hit deadlines and having trouble finding new projects.
One tip about working from home is that while you can work in your pajamas, until you are settled into your routine of working at home, get up in the morning and get dressed for work. Hit the office at a specified time and establish regular hours. Once acclimated to getting your work done on time, then you can play with your schedule and your dog during the day and finish your work in the evening.
Many clients will not care whether you are working on their project at seven in the morning or 10 at night. Their only concern is that the work is done to their specifications within the time that was promised. It is up to you to accomplish this.
Other than discipline, organization is a key ingredient in working from home so that little details, or big jobs, are not overlooked and forgotten. Other than not getting a project completed on time, the worst customer service you can offer is telling a client that you forgot to do their work. Telling them they are not important enough to remember will likely not bring you any additional business from them or their friends.
Once you are organized and disciplined, you can be prepared to work more hours than normal. At least until you have established yourself in your business and become acclimated to the amount of work you need to do. Another tip is to finish all the hard projects at the beginning so if you get behind, the easy ones can be done quickly.
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