RevvNRG Review: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly

RevvNRG Review: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly

By Kristen S.

This is my unbiased RevvNRG review. I am not affiliated in any way with RevvNRG.

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RevvNRG is a Minnesota-based health and wellness company that offers an “all natural, non-jittery energy, broad spectrum antioxidant weight loss & appetite suppression” Brazilian rainforest energy drink (or superfood beverage as they like to call it). The beverage is actually a combination of South American (Brazilian) teas and fruits.

The Good…

There are a several things I am going to put as “goods” for this RevvNRG review.
I would start with the management team. The company is founded by Scotty Paulsen. Taking a look at his background, he has been in the network marketing business since 1995, and appears to have quite an impressive resume. He has had success as both a distributor and as an executive.

The comp plan is another “good” in terms of this RevvNRG review. While I think the hype on the site is a bit misleading in terms of this being some revolutionary and different never before seen comp plan structure, the comp plan itself does seem to be a decent one. It is a pretty standard two-legged system. It is presented VERY WELL on the website — in great detail and with good illustrations. It even includes a glossary of terms for those new to the world of network marketing and downlines etc.

Even beyond the presentation of the comp plan by itself, I would put the overall website as a “good” for purposes of this RevvNRG review. It is pretty easy to navigate and aesthetically interesting.

The website has a very eco-oriented, eco-friendly aesthetic complete with rainforest sounds in the background and a cute tree frog holding a globe as its “mascot.” The company’s “cause” is saving the Brazilian Rainforest. While that may not be everyone’s cup of tea, it will certainly be appealing to a certain audience.

Lastly, I am going to put the product itself as a lukewarm “good” in this RevvNRG review. There are a lot of companies out there now offering this type of energy, high ORAC type of juice. The company does a good job of trying to distinguish its product by (1) it being a fruit/tea mix, (2) it being a wholly “rainforest” derived product and (3) its “on-the-go packets.”

The Bad…
I have only a few items that I am putting into the “bad” section of the RevvNRG review. One sort of “mild” item that I am putting in the “bad” section of this RevvNRG review is the limited product catalog that the company offers. Specifically, right now it offers just ONE product (the flagship energy drink).

While I am not saying that a network marketing company cannot flourish with only one product, history has shown that it is unlikely it will without adding on other products to its line. Having said that, other companies (like Mona Vie and Xango) which started out as one-product companies have gone on to add products to their lines and succeed. For its currently limited product line, however, I am putting that aspect of its product line under the “bad” category of this RevvNRG review.

My other “bad” in this RevvNRG review is the newness of this company. It is not that it may not turn out to be an outstanding company, but with it only being in business since February 2010, it is just plain too early to have any sense of that yet. We have little to no track record we can look at about this company.

The Ugly…
As with any network marketing company — even the best network marketing companies with the best products and the best compensation plans — simply “joining” the business will never be enough to achieve success. The “ugly” thing about this company (at least in terms of this RevvNRG review), is that without learning the right way to market it, you are very likely to fall into the majority of people who fail in network marketing businesses.

People who follow the “conventional wisdom” taught by most MLM companies, that has you chasing and twisting the arms of your friends, family and co-workers, are on a very difficult path in terms of success in this business. You want to know how to be the hunted instead of the hunter, and how to have an abundance of leads chasing YOU. It is absolutely possible to succeed, and in fact to make big profits, but first you must learn how to properly market.