This article is a basic review of Vemma and the business opportunity. I am not personally involved with Vemma, however have coached people in Vemma and showed them how to correctly market their Vemma business on the Internet. Now Vemma was the company that pioneered liquid nutrition drinks over 14 years ago, and still is one of the leaders in this market. They have achieved over 1 billion in sales, and the company is family owned and ran.

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Vemma, a liquid health supplement, has been getting lots of press lately. From being featured on the Dr Phil show to the recent signing of the Phoenix Suns as one of the most high profile distributors in MLM history, Vemma is quickly getting increased name recognition.

Well, let’s consider, is there a “Vemma Scam?” First let us look at the product. It is manufactured by New Vision, a company who has been manufacturing and selling various liquid health supplements for years. This is a good sign, if they were not able to create products that people felt truly worked, they would not have been able to keep their doors open.

Calling something a scam is a serious allegation, so let us take a few minutes to look at this charge and see if there is in fact a “Vemma Scam.” First let us consider the product. Plenty of people have no faith in “miracle cure-alls” and there have been folks who have tried to sell Vemma as being one of these, and skepticism is a valid response.

The other aspect of Vemma is its direct marketing, or multilevel marketing, distribution method. As part of this system the makers of Vemma created the Vemma Builder to help distributors grow their networks.

The next thing people might be referring to as the “Vemma Scam” is the profits that are allegedly possible through the direct marketing of Vemma. This is probably much more likely to be what people are crying foul about, but this is not a scam either.

Sure an established MLM business with a substantial downline network can generate plenty of income with almost no effort, but you do not get a developed MLM business without putting in the work to build it from the ground up. It not only takes a willingness to put “the shoulder to the wheel” as it were, but also an understanding of how marketing works in order to turn your efforts into financial windfalls.

The Vemma Scam seems to be primarily the accusations of individuals who tried to succeed in Vemma’s MLM business but for whatever reason could not. The truth is it does not matter what your product is, though it certainly helps to have a solid one, like Vemma.

You simply have to take the time to educate yourself on how to effectively market in order to get the most out of any MLM opportunity. If your marketing tactics are not up to snuff you will be frustrated with your results, and it is that frustration that leads people to cry foul. There is no Vemma scam, but if you are trying to succeed in MLM without learning the marketing strategies you need, you will be scamming yourself.

Ellie Gant is the editor for Online MLM Secrets, a treasure trove of actionable information and resources for everyone who is building an MLM Business. Check out the full-length, non-distributor review of Vemma over at the website. While you’re there, be sure to claim your free immediate access to Jonathan Budd’s 8 Day Mastermind Marketing Bootcamp, 100% free.

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