Think about it. What if you took advantage of an opportunity that could literally change your financial future? But hey lets face it not every opportunity will work for every person. The question that each of us has to ask ourselves is did we do our due diligence and really seek out the real scoop on a particular opportunity.

I am glad that we have the internet. It has been a wonderful transition from what the old days brought with letters and postcards. Not that they do not have their place today but you sure can get the word out quick with this new technology.

I suppose that as we look for a business to become involved with, we must ask ourselves certain questions and my team uses a critique of 20 questions that we feel are relevant to getting involved with a company in the home business industry. As you read these questions and evaluate the company that your looking to partner with make sure they meet this criteria and you should not have any problems seeing success in your new business.

Our Rating Criteria

• Unique product? Yes / No
• Everyone will use the product? Yes / No
• Product value justifies the expense? Yes / No
• Unique patents on discovery, technology, or product? Yes / No
• Early entrance into the industry trend cycle? Yes / No
• Product or service industry expanding? Yes / No
• Company’s product line expands well into the future? Yes / No
• Company has almost no debt? Yes / No
• Compensation plan strong and attractive? Yes / No
• Encouraged to help your team succeed? Yes / No
• Initial investment return within 30 days? Yes / No
• Company has been in business at least 3 years? Yes / No
• Management of the company is solid? Yes / No
• Top company earners and leaders are content? Yes / No
• Company is involved philanthropically? Yes / No
• Company allows “real” marketing? Yes / No
• Online-based training and tools available? Yes / No
• Build as one global seamless downline? Yes / No
• Six-figure up-line leader is available to you personally? Yes / No
• Monthly cost is $100 or less per month? Yes / No

Now that you have that criteria, let me say it is exactly the same criteria that we put our company over ten years ago. As you can tell, we are still involved in that company because everything about it aligned itself with that same criteria we are asking you to use when evaluating a company that you would like to partner with.

Your Homework rate our company!

• Unique product? Yes / No

• Everyone will use the product? Yes / No
• Product value justifies the expense? Yes / No
• Unique patents on discovery, technology, or product? Yes / No
• Early entrance into the industry trend cycle? Yes / No
• Product or service industry expanding? Yes / No
• Company’s product line expands well into the future? Yes / No
• Company has almost no debt? Yes / No
• Compensation plan strong and attractive? Yes / No
• Encouraged to help your team succeed? Yes / No
• Initial investment return within 30 days? Yes / No
• Company has been in business at least 3 years? Yes / No
• Management of the company is solid? Yes / No
• Top company earners and leaders are content? Yes / No
• Company is involved philanthropically? Yes / No
• Company allows “real” marketing? Yes / No
• Online-based training and tools available? Yes / No
• Build as one global seamless downline? Yes / No
• Six-figure up-line leader is available to you personally? Yes / No
• Monthly cost is $100 or less per month? Yes / No

As you can see we have a unique opportunity that is not uncommon but yet is not all that common in this industry. That is why you have to do your due diligence, and do it well. It is easy to get involved with the wrong company as I can personally testify to. The first step in doing your due diligence is to talk with someone that is actually doing the business. That is where my team comes in.

Take the time to fill out the form on the next page and either myself or someone from my team will try to contact you within 24 hours by email or phone.

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