I found it interesting. He was very persuasive. That was a great bit of selling.
He said a lot about his background which made me feel sorry for him, mentioned all of his struggles, and how he has overcome some tough times to get to where he is now.
He was totally 100% honest about his past MLM history, which is rare as nobody in MLM ever says a past MLM was a mistake.
Opening up and being so honest about his past personal life and his past employment history, including MLM's must mean that he is honest, so I know 100% I can trust him now.
The products are great and rather unique by the sounds of it, although I would need more information on that so would need to contact him.
The pre-enroll system is totally new and has never ever been done before, definitely not something that Valentus does, definitely not. You don't have to work, the system does the work for you!
The compensation plan, what can I say? The very lowest thing you get is a tablet or a laptop. A great little perk that is, and that is just the beginning. Did you see all the rest? All those zeros on the end of those numbers where they just give you cash? Wow!
Then a car and expenses plan. All the haters are always on about how in MLM you have to pay your own expenses, not anymore, it's an industry disrupter!
It was an absolutely fantastic example of how people get drawn in to an MLM scheme. He was plausible, he came across as honest, and the compensation plan is amazing. I'm already imagining myself with all those prizes and the expenses credit card and car.
We can all pick it apart and see why he's not going to make any money, again, and his downline aren't going to make any money, again, but they don't see it. He is a good salesman.
He opened up and shared very intimate details of his childhood and young adulthood. This gives people a false sense of security, makes you feel they are trustworthy because they are being so open.
He's admitted his mistakes, which again makes you think he is trustworthy as it takes a lot of guts to say when you've made mistakes, which is something he did actually point out to drive home to his potential signups that he can be trusted.
You can see the same tactics used by everyone in MLM, especially the bigger players. Especially talking about your childhood if it was especially tough and how you've overcome it. It's a trick that Salon uses to her advantage as well.
He talked for over an hour and I can only remember the bits about his tough childhood and growing up. How he has failed in lots of MLM's because he's never found one like this before. How he fell in love with his partner at first sight and it's all been good there for the past 8 years and he's committed and in love and it's all lovely and sweet. Mention of his family, lots of photos of his kids on his profile and they are very adorable. How the compensation plan is awesome, lots of prizes, lots of money other than the commission. You get commission straight away from the first person you sign, and the products are fantastic.
All I took away from that are the things that make him look good and make the 'business' look good.
I've mentioned how trustworthy he came across multiple times in this post because it was the biggest thing I got out of it.