Qivana Review

Qivana Review: Qivana is a Network Marketing company that sells health and wellness products. This is a very new company, which just opened its doors to independent business owners in 2009. The Company was founded by 5 men: Derek Hall, Rodney James, Devin Glazier, Justin Banner, and Craig Johnson, who are all veterans of the network marketing industry. They have backgrounds in network marketing companies such as Xango Tahitian Noni, and NuSkin. Qivana’s product line was developed primarily by one man, Dr. Marcus Laux. He has a background in naturopathic medicine, and is the Chief Science Officer of Qivana.

Qivana Review – Products

The Qivana products follows a 3-step health philosophy—Stabilize, Vitalize and Optimize. The system is divided into two main categories. The first is the Qore System. This system is further subdivided into Qore Essentials, Qore Probiotics, Qore Defense, and Qore Detox. These are various forms of nutritional supplements, designed to be taken in a very specific order. The second is Metaboliq, which is primarily a weight loss system. This system was developed by Dr. Donald Layman. There are four main supplements within this system: Metaboliq Shake, Metaboliq Stick, Metaboliq Boost, and Metaboliq Resist.

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Qivana Review – Cost to join

$45.00 initial fee, plus your product order, which is initially $65.00 monthly (on auto ship) and $250 to purchase share products. So the total cost to start your business as $315.00, although some people purchase much higher autoship volumes to allow them to qualify for higher compensation plan profits from the start.

If you are only interested in the Qivana Core System product, the cost for the system is $80.00 monthly (not on autoship), $75.00 (on autoship).

Qivana Review – Compensation Plan

The Qivana Review shows that the company pays IBO (Independent Business Owners), in three ways: Team Commissions, Bonuses, and Retail Commissions. Qivana utilizes a Binary compensation plan. This means that your team of representatives will fall into two separate legs, left and right. The leg where you have the highest sales volume is usually considered your power leg. The leg with the weaker sales volume is referred to as the Pay Leg. This is the leg from which you earn profits. Your commission is 10% of the total volume in your lesser-volume leg. To begin earning profits you must be active with 100PV (point value) monthly, have 500GV (group volume) or greater in lesser leg volume, and personally sponsor at least 1 active IBO in both the left and right legs of the binary structure. In addition to the 10% commission, there is a whole series of Bonuses in which extra profits are earned: Executive Matching Bonuses, Quick Start Bonus, Builder Bonus, and the Silver Bonus, which can add significantly to your profits. There are also Retail Commissions earned by every time you sell a product, and if the purchaser orders this product on autoship, it creates another form of residual income.

Qivana Review – Pros

1) Qivana is a new company, which brings with it much excitement, and the potential to be on the top of a huge downline of new representative.

2) Health and Wellness is a rapidly growing industry, and people who are drawn to these type of products tend to be very passionate about them.

3) As with any network marketing company, there is potential for unlimited earning potential.

4) There is a relatively low cost to join Qivana, compared to many other companies out there.

Qivana Review – Cons

1) New companies have growing pains. Expect potential product delays, late checks, placement issues with new team members, lost orders, and continual policy changes.

2) New companies often fail. Over 95% of network marketing companies have gone out of business.
3) People who have trouble growing their team often spend more money than they ever make, for their autoship products.

4) The company uses a traditional word-of –mouth form of marketing approach, which worked fairly well in the 70s, but people often struggle with this approach in the computer age.

Summary of the Qivana Review: If you do get involved with Qivana, the one thing that I recommend is that you learn to build your business with professional Internet marketing strategies, in addition to the word-of-mouth approach that Qivana teaches. There is a way to build your entire network marketing business much faster and easier online.