Joseph Alexander, Jr.
4050 Valley View Lane, Apt.102
Farmers Branch, Tx 75244
469-361-7089
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BTW- I have to say that Shaklee is much more liberal than most MLMs I have seen and the Grays are awesome people- not my group but truly wonderful people.

From what I understand you cannot use google adwords etc. So then how do you advertise your site?

Thanks

I also use http://www.lookandlisten123.com the password and username are both: shaklee. They do not track who uses it – you don’t have to enter any personal information – it’s just a free site to educate yourself about Shaklee.

There are tons of free calls during the week – check with your sponsor on how to access them. There are people who try to make money on the field, but you don’t have to subscribe to those systems – it’s your call. In fact, if they aren’t at the level you want to attain, why would you pay them anything?

Good luck to you – Shaklee is positioned for exponential growth – it’s a great time to help others lead healthier lives!

As for it not showing up on google, can you imagine the mess if every shaklee person website came up when it was googled, plus it would be unfair as the people up on top who have the highest traffic on their website would receive a higher listing on the search results. I’m glad it isn’t done that way or I could lose customers because people would just google it and sign up under some big-shot instead of me.

If I worked harder I’d probably make more but I just wanted something extra. And to the person who thought this is a pyramid scheme, you don’t understand how we are paid. Also, Avon, Longaberger Baskets, Pampered Chef, and countless other home businesses have products not sold in stores. so what.

Enjoy

Also, there is a new number for the Vivix call on Sunday nights. 9pm Eastern 605–475–6900 Pin 6333# Not sure what the negative comment about last few paragraphs is about – I don’t see any false claims, just DOCUMENTED remarks. Make it a GREAT life – it’s yours.

Here’s what I know is true about the SHAKLEE/Dr. David Sinclair situation.

Dr. Sinclair is a Harvard scientist who met SHAKLEE owner Roger Barnett, a Harvard alumni, socially, some years back. They’re about the same age (early 40s now), fathers of young children, and passionate about how science can better the future of humanity. Fascinated by each other’s vision, they continued communicating. SHAKLEE’s team of scientists was doing anti-aging research on resveratrol aimed at producing a nutrition product and Dr. Sinclair joined SHAKLEE’s distinguished Scientific Advisory Board about the time that Dr. Sinclair and his associates at Harvard were getting publicity for his research on resveratrol. Well-known scientists have done the same thing over the years, the foremost researcher on fiber, the foremost researcher on hormone replacement therapy problems, the foremost researcher on antioxidants, etc. Their working with SHAKLEE coincided each time with the production and release of a nutritional product.

When SHAKLEE’s research produced a finished product in 2008, Dr. Sinclair agreed to talk with SHAKLEE distributors at the annual convention. SHAKLEE’s legal department was careful not to tell him what to say–he had complete control over his presentations, which were recorded, and additional video clips he made for SHAKLEE websites. We were all pleased that he would endorse VIVIX so enthusiastically and unreservedly!

But apparently Dr. Sinclair didn’t realize in doing so he was overstepping the contractual agreements about his research that he has with Harvard as well as with a pharmaceutical company starting the long process of developing a medicine based on his research who had paid Dr. Sinclair millions for access to his research. The pharmaceutical company threatened legal action if he didn’t step away from association with SHAKLEE and its nutritional product, VIVIX.

This had nothing to do with distributors making false claims. In fact our top notch legal department requires us to use SHAKLEE wording without adding to it or altering it–not only for VIVIX, but for every product. That’s why SHAKLEE hasn’t had any legal problems in its 53-year history, though it has hundreds of products. So, we were using Dr. Sinclair’s exact words, as taped. We were using clips of Dr. Sinclair from the Barbara Walter’s anti-aging special on ABC, and a clip from Charlie Rose’s PBS program–both widely available on the internet. We were using lots of legally sound SHAKLEE literature produced to help us tell the story.

But Dr. Sinclair’s friend and associate, Roger Barnett, publicly asked all SHAKLEE distributors to help Dr. Sinclair meet his contractual obligations to Harvard and to the pharmaceutical company so no legal action would be taken against Dr. Sinclair when a Wall Street Journal article after Christmas 2008 caused Dr. Sinclair adverse publicity. Roger Barnett had a special teleconference for all business leaders making us fully aware of the situation–that Dr. Sinclair could be in trouble for breach of contract. We all agreed to what SHAKLEE asked of us–not to use Dr. Sinclair’s likeness or words any longer in connection with VIVIX, to help him out. Literature and websites were redone to remove his likeness and quotes. We were told that we could refer to his research as we would refer to the research of any other scientist…but not as a scientist with a connection with SHAKLEE. We were cautioned even against the use of the TV clips.

In fact, although he also resigned from the SHAKLEE Advisory Board to eliminate the appearance of a conflict of interest, Dr. Sinclair has not reversed anything he has said about VIVIX. His ringing endorsement stands. But we distributors have been asked not to use any of his endorsements, even though they have not been withdrawn.

SHAKLEE is taking the high road on this, and I admire that. I really believe a good man didn’t realize his contractual limitations and when he did, did what he had to do.

And we don’t really need his endorsement. Our product VIVIX actually goes beyond Dr. Sinclair’s research. In addition, SHAKLEE found a muscadine grape with an extra chromosome and Roger secured the harvests for the next ten years at least. SHAKLEE worked with a scientific team at the University of Georgia on a patent-pending extraction process. SHAKLEE is currently doing clinical research to expand the lab research on VIVIX, which is 10 times more powerful than resevertrol alone. Amazing testimonies are flooding in from the Field as the product has been used since August 08. The production had to be quadrupled after a six month’s supply ran out in six weeks.

We don’t need Dr. Sinclair. But we’re very grateful for him. I’ve heard he personally takes VIVIX…

…because we have the product NOW. We don’t have to wait 5-7 more years for the medicine version!

It is possible to have a robust site that complies with the distributor agreement. Distributors should promote themselves and their own expertise rather than merely repeating the Shaklee name and citing products. On your “Real” site, after you share your personal expertise and endorsements, you place buttons that link your visitors to the corresponding Shaklee PWS page. You accomplish your objective without breaking any rules. To learn more, go to Real PWS: http://www.realpws.com