Comments on: A Review of the Efusjon Multi Level Marketing Company

By: Kevin Tan

Kevin Tan — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 17:24:02 +0000

Sounds like a decent opportunity. But like mentioned above, it’s about the person that’s marketing the company that matters. Don’t know how to market? Good luck sustaining ANY business. Keep up the great work here guys.

By: Bailey@Keith Ellertson

Bailey@Keith Ellertson — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 18:28:43 +0000

Have you ever been to the Department of Motor Vehicles on the first day of the month? You are in for a treat. Take an eFusjon to stay awake. RK Ellertson Efusjon

By: Greg Tucker

Greg Tucker — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 19:06:42 +0000

This is a great article. I'm interested in this company, but it's tough to tell these days which ones actually offer true health benefits. Thanks for what you do here. .-= Greg Tucker´s last blog ..Downline Builder | An Effective Online Strategy For Building Your MLM Business =-.

By: shopping bags

shopping bags — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 10:04:16 +0000

Looks like a good product – love the name and branding. Should make for some interesting, stylish promotional items, at least! The website design is very cool – hopefully they incorporate some elements of that in their promo items. The MLM program looks good also … another one to add to the list of things to join up to when I become a rabid purchaser and obsessive money spender . These things tend to work for people that enjoy the product anyway, and not so much for people that just want to make money.

By: Brian and Jeff

Brian and Jeff — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 16:53:22 +0000

I agree David. Jeff and myself could join Amway and still make it work. And anyone could if they were willing to put in the extra work. McDonalds was supposedly “saturated” when they had 100 restaurants open, but alas, they are still building more today at a record rate.

A lot of the new MLM Lead Generation Systems like Jonathan Budd’s are a great tool, since most Network Marketers don’t understand how to develop fly traps this good to begin with.

But this only solves about 50% of the equation. The other 50% is learning how to drive traffic to that page and lots of it. And sure you can do it through clicks, and if you can get them to convert great. But most forget the SEO and organic components to driving traffic.

It takes a lot of work to drive organic traffic to a capture page. But if you compare the amount of work to the amount of work it would take to retire from a brick and mortar company, it’s probably less than 10% of the work required. I still believe in Network Marketing you can do in 2 years what you can accomplish in 20 years working for a regular company if you set things up right and put your mind to it.

But 99% of the people will quit before they get this far. Most people are lured into Networking with the idea that they can click a few buttons and get a $7,000 per month paycheck. And unfortunately too many of the MLM Gurus make it sound this easy.

The great news is you can certainly do this if you are willing to put in a few years of real work.

Brian Garvin

By: David Wood

David Wood — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 10:01:17 +0000

Hi Brian and Jeff!

Efusjon is an ok company, I just think people need to keep in mind that just because it’s new and it is ‘hot’ doesn’t mean they’re going to make any money. You guys are a great example of what this industry actually takes to make things work. Hard work, persistence, consistent effort. Efusjon is just a vehicle. THE PERSON is what matters.
.-= David Wood´s last blog ..Learn How This 22 Year Old Kid Earns More Than My Family Physician Online… =-.

By: David@Acai Berry

David@Acai Berry — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 13:58:39 +0000

I would like to join their program to promote acai berry drinks do you know if they accept international webmasters? .-= David@Acai Berry´s last blog ..Acai blast vs Acai Burn =-.