subject: Vitarmark International - Good Opportunity Or No? [print this page] Hello and welcome to this article about the supposed Vitamark International scam. My name is Landon Stewart and I'm here tonight to give you the truth about this company and network marketing in general; the pure truth that you might not have ever heard before. I'm not really sure why there are some rumors about Vitamark International, which is really why I'm writing this post. I mean I've been involved in this industry for a while now, so I've seen actual illegal companies like cash gifting systems and forced matrixes come and go. At this time in my career I can spot a scam from a mile away, which is really why I'm so confused about the rumors. If you're trying to tell if a company is a scam or not you should always first look at the product. The majority of illegal companies that get shut down, get shut down because they don't have any real product in place. They just have an excuse to pass money around a pyramid. I've seen a lot of different companies not have any type of product and get shut down within weeks of opening. Another thing to watch out for is obviously the compensation plan. If they start talking about spinning matrix compensation plans and massive spillover, I'd be hesitant. Now binary compensation plans are completely legal, and they have spillover as well, so that's not really as good of an indicator. And Vitamark International doesn't have a single one of these qualities, so I don't know why it's called a scam. They do have a real product. They are in the health and wellness industry, which is a completely legitimate way to do business. I personally am not a huge fan of companies located in this niche just because there are so many of them, but hey at least you know it has a product! That's more than we can say for a lot of companies. But before you join a company you should always ask yourself. If I don't join this opportunity would I still use the product? If the answer is no, I think you should keep looking. I'm not saying you shouldn't join Vitamark, or that it's a bad company. Vitamark is a very solid looking company, but still you want to make sure you pick the right company. If I didn't have a company of my own would I join Vitamark? I'd consider it. I'd probably shop around a bit first, but it's a good solid company. You just need to remember that it doesn't matter what company you join, you're still going to need to learn how to market. Most people think that the word marketing means spamming social media sites like facebook, sending out massive amounts of "spam mail", and bugging friends and family. I'm sorry, but those strategies just don't work. You need traffic to your websites, and leads in your autoresponders; leads that actually want to talk to you! You need to learn how to scientifically attract your best prospects to you, and give those people exactly what they want. If you can do that, you can join any company in the world including Vitamark International and be successful.
