Tahitian Noni International – Should You Join Or Is It A Scam?

If you're looking to start a home based network marketing business, and you're looking into different companies you can join, chances are you've heard of Tahitian Noni International (TNI). In this Tahitian Noni International Review, I will go into the company, products, compensation plan and, more importantly, what it truly takes to prosper with a company like Tahitian Noni International.



The History Of Tahitian Noni International



Tahitian Noni is involved in the Wellness Industry. The Health & Wellness Industry is predicted by many industry experts to be the next billion dollar industry. They're also involved in the Natural Beverage Market, which is currently over a $135 billion industry.



The company is based in Provo, Utah and was started in 1996. The company co-founders are Stephen Story, Kim Asay, Kerry Asay, Kelly Olsen and John Wadsworth.TNI is a privately held company and is debt free. The company operates in seventy three different countries. A very impressive feature of the company is that in it's first ten years, the company surpassed $4 billion in revenue, while paying out $2 billion in commissions to it's distributors. This has resulted in more than four hundred of it's distributors making a cumulative $1,000,000 in commissions. The company has also been documented in magazines, health journals, TV documentaries and news clips. According to the Tahitian Noni business presentation, the company is doing over $60,000,000 every month in revenue.



They have also been endorsed by celebrities like Chauncey Billups and Miranda Kerr. like NBA All-Star Chauncey Billups and Victoria's Secret model Miranda Kerr. And they are arguably the first network marketing company to start it's own industry, the Healthy Beverage Industry. It could be said that Tahitian Noni paved the way for companies like Xango and Monavie, which are multi-billion network marketing giants themselves.



The Products



Tahitian Noni International's flagship product, is Tahitian Noni Juice, now known as Tahitian Noni Bioactive Beverage. It's main ingredient is the superfruit known as Noni. The noni fruit has a two thousand year history for aiding in antioxidant protection and the strengthening of the immune system. Scientists have studied the noni fruit for the last fifty years and have conducted several clinical trials. Tahitian Noni is so dedicated to Noni research and development that they actually own the only noni-dedicated laboratory in the world.



The company also sells other noni-based products. For example, they developed a noni-based energy drink called Hiro. They have noni-base protein shakes. They even have a weight loss cleanse product geared for women over 40 called Tahiti Trim 40. As if that wasn't enough, they also have a noni-based line of facial and skin care products.



The Pay Plan



The pay plan pays distributors in five main ways:



1. Retail Profit - As a TNI distributor, you can buy products at wholesale prices and sell them for retail prices, resulting in profits you can earn.

2. Rebate - You can earn a 20% rebate when people buy products from your website.

3. Weekly Fast Start Bonus - You can earn a FSB when a new distributor joins your group within your first 5 levels.

4. Monthly Residual Income - You can earn up to 45% on your group's volume from levels 1 to 8 (based on autoship)

5. Revenue Sharing Bonuses - Through several pools, you can earn a portion of the company's revenue.



Also, there are huge bonus incentives for advancing in the company's rank system. As well as company paid trips and cruises you can earn based on your rank and production.



Is Tahitian Noni A Scam?



Once you due your research on the company, it's pretty clear that Tahitian Noni is most definately not a scam.The products are backed by science and the training the company provides is top notch. With that said, the company's comp plan runs on a unilevel structure, which is an older compensation model.So it is not as sexxy as some of the new comp plans that are out today. However, even though the unilevel structure isn't as sexxy as some of the newer updated comp plans, it still has produced many of network marketing's millionaires and it runs into hardly any challenges with the FTC.



If you're searching for a health related network marketing company, Tahitian Noni might be just what you are looking for. However, simply joining a company like Tahitian Noni will not guarantee you success. Unless you can brand yourself and generate leads, you will be dead in the water and probably end up with a garage full of product with not much to show for it. My advice is to use a marketing system that can accomplish these two things at the same time. If you can accomplish this, you may be on your way to building a wildly successful home business.



Jaime Soriano wrote this Tahitian Noni International Review as a resource for people looking into the TNI opportunity. To see how Top Producers generate more leads than they can actually get to, visit Jaime's MLM Training