Thanks for the comments and questions, and congratulations on the pregnancy! Such an exciting time, hope it’s all going well so far.

I had not heard of Xocai, but what you described are the exact characteristics you want to look for in an MLM/direct sales company…..low start up costs, a focus on sales rather than on just building the network (though building the network is also rewarded, as it should be), and a product that has market demand on it’s own (other than just the people selling it using it).

If it’d be helpful, I’d be happy to have a chat with you to talk through some ideas on how you can continue to build out your network and build the business into a replacement for part time income. And not sure if you looked at our website, but families with young children are the precise types of clients I help (have two little ones of my own at home), so if I can help along those lines as well, just let me know.

Best,
Greg

Thank you for your insights into the world of Network Marketing, My Wife and I are involved in a direct sales business, Xocia – Healthy Chocolate, and we have been involved for a couple of years. Originally I got involved because I liked the product and used it as a home based business to take advantage of the tax benefits here in Canada, while enjoying a healthier lifestyle. Now that my wife is pregnant and we are expecting our first child we have become more focused on the building of our distribution network and establishing a part time income to replace my wifes teaching salary.

I find that the best part of the Xocia business is that the product we are selling already has mas appeal, it’s CHOCOLATE, and it is incredibly easy to share. The other aspect of this particular business is the the way that the compensation is set up, whether you are a consumer or interested in the business you can still make money sharing the product, as well you only ever have to sponser 2 people in order to be considered a business and qualify commisions on the product that you sell through your business. The last thing that you touched on was that the sign up fee is only 40.00, and that goes towards your initial media package, and website/ back office set up; any other money that you spend you recieve product in return.

I would be interested to hear any feed back that you may have about thier business model if you had any insight into Xocia in particular?

Thank you,
Austin Moland