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		<title>The Yoli Opportunity &#8211; A Review from the Middle</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Yoli.. That&#8217;s kind of a crazy name isn&#8217;t it? Since I was concerned with Yoli for some time, I believed that it might be good to pass along my thoughts and impressions of it. Yoli &#8211; How we linked up with each other&#8230;. In May of 2010, I had just made my exit from the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Yoli.. That&#8217;s kind of a crazy name isn&#8217;t it? </p>
<p> Since I was concerned with Yoli for some time, I believed that it might be good to pass along my thoughts and impressions of it.<br />
 Yoli &#8211; How we linked up with each other&#8230;. </p>
<p> In May of 2010, I had just made my exit from the Trump Network. I wasn&#8217;t actively looking for another opening but I mostly remain open. About this time I was speaking regularly to this man Rob and he was attempting to find something that used postcards. Everyday Rob was sending me some programme that was essentially sold using postcards. </p>
<p> What was hilarious was that for most of them, the postcard system was the business being marketed.. Postcard driven ponzi schemes. </p>
<p> One day, Rob came to me with something fresh, a young company called Yoli. Within the handful of products they&#8217;d was once primary thrust : Alkalinization. I resonated with that because I understood how great an impact that might have on your health. </p>
<p> Oh..and as it turns out..One of the top leaders in Yoli, Brian McCoy had developed a highly arranged postcard promotional system.<br />
 Yoli &#8211; The Company and the Foundation </p>
<p> Launched on Nov 6th, 2009, Yoli is based in Salt lake city, UT. </p>
<p> One of Yoli&#8217;s unique competitive advantages  in the marketplace is that it&#8217;s a company set up by 1 or 2 industry figures, each having built organizations with a few thousands to many thousands of team members. Also, the five founders have also built successful standard business companies, as well as their huge downlines. </p>
<p> One glance at the Conditions ( which routinely are a maze of hidden reasons explaining why a company can end you ) and you could see this was a distributor friendly company set up by folks who had build social marketing groups.<br />
 My Journey thru Yoli </p>
<p> I enthusiastically joined Yoli in June of 2009. I bought $112.00 worth of postcards, $60.00 worth of postcard stamps, and some leads. I got busy&#8230;I mailed the 30 to 50 postcards a day that the system instructed us to do and&#8230;. </p>
<p> The Good&#8230; </p>
<p> Yoli has some fabulous products. The drinks taste good and they actually do work. I will be a purchaser for a long time. Yoli has a thing by the name of a break even bonus. I can&#8217;t explain it in real technical terms but I do know that I got some larger checks than what I was expecting a few times. The purpose of it is to help a person pay for their product cost in the early months of inclusion so their expenses are minimised. </p>
<p> This company is definitely one of the top new companies and it is still growing at a healthy pace. </p>
<p> The OK&#8230; </p>
<p> The postcard system got to be a little expensive. I funded Eight people but only Three from postcards. I did find that pushing visitors to the postcard system URL produced a large amount of leads. Folks loved the concept of a postcard system they had found in a Google Pay per click ad. I had one or two folk mailing the postcards but it just didn&#8217;t copy like I wanted it to..It just got too costly for the average person. I suspect that it works and it needs patience. </p>
<p> The Punchline&#8230;. </p>
<p> Yoli is a top quality company with first class management and products. I stopped working it in October of 2009 only because I was introduced to One 24 and that just happened to be precisely what I had been hunting for. I would probably still be active in Yoli if I hadn&#8217;t found One-24. </p>
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