Thanks much. I'm thinking about Vitana-X from the perspective of the sales reps. It's much about giving them the incentive to make a boatload of sales. If they have hot products to sell, they can make a lot of money.
Since the skin care products will be the first to hit the U.S. market, that's a great sign to me. First, those products are expensive. That's not an issue for someone in sales as there are always plenty of wealthy customers who want the best quality products.
Second, it motivates sales reps as every time they sell a $150 skin care product, they get a sweet chunk of change from it. That's much simpler than selling a bunch of inexpensive products.
And finally, the broad description of the skin care products truly offers a unique advantage based upon the natural ingredients and the lack of junk ingredients inside the products (I'll have to find the actual wording that Vitana-X uses as it's not on the Shopping page; it might be in the video; anyone have that exact wording?).
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