Yoli – New MLM Company Founded By Corey Citron
Posted on 13. Jul, 2009 by Ty Tribble in Network Marketing News
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Some big names (formerly of Xango?) appear to be connected with new Network Marketing company, Yoli.
Yoil appears to be founded by Corey Citron. Corey had one of the most used online marketing systems connected with Xango.
There is nothing at Yoli.com at this point.
Also connected with Yoli are Robby Fender, Rick Eisele, Daren Falter, and Michael Pritchard.
If you have additional details to share, feel free to post them. MLM Blog will keep you updated as new information becomes available.
On a side (but related) note. Xango appears to have lost he luster it had a few years ago. I wrote about Xango's lack of innovation back in May. I have spoke with a number of Xango reps who tell me that volume is way down.
This is more bad news for Xango.
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Matt Sterba
13. Jul, 2009
The complete details are at http://yoliwebinar.com/
It's a bit gimicky. What they have are "Blast Caps". Basicly, within the cap of the single serve bottle itself is a powder mix of freeze-dried fruit concentrates that you mix with water. I'll admit that it is sort of cool at first and it may be more economical than shpping case after case of 25oz. glass bottles. However, seeing huge Xango leaders like Daren Falter and Rob Fender jump ship is just more proof that no ones income, downline, or business is safe for the long-term in this industry.
dan mithchell
13. Jul, 2009
I thought Yoli was a lemon/lime soda from Mexico bottled by Coca-Cola.
dan mithchell
13. Jul, 2009
Yoli.com
Looks like someone recently renewed Yoli.com for 10 years.
Registrant:
yoli corp
10808 South river front pkwy
south jordan, Utah 8
United States
Domain Name: YOLI.COM
Created on: 15-Dec-02
Expires on: 15-Dec-18
Last Updated on: 11-Jun-09
Julie Booz
13. Jul, 2009
In response to the above comment: We all have goals. Is your goal to be an affiliate for life? One would think the natural course after becoming a successful, 7 figure earner as an affiliate would be creating your own product and company and that this would be a progressive move. I personally know and have been working directly with Corey Citron for the past year now. I now work directly with the some of the other founders of Yoli as well. These guys have come together and pulled their resources and knowledge together to offer you the representative a true chance at becoming successful in this industry. The Most Up-to-Date information can be found at http://www.MyBlastCaps.com
I am a founding member of this company and one of the first distributors. I keep my blog completely updated for anyone wanting to know the scoop. Not the Hype, but the TRUTH.
JHBLifestyles
13. Jul, 2009
Gimmicky? Are you aware of what the Blastcap is? Have you done your research?
The blastcap technology is just about the biggest thing to hit not only the beverage industry but the pharmaceutical industry as well.
The truth of the matter is 97% of XanGo Distributors weren't making the big money XanGo claims. Top Leaders are leaving and trying to find other alternative because those that care know that if the average rep isn't at least breaking even on the product that they are quitting at a rate even top distributors can bring them in.
Yoli
13. Jul, 2009
I've been out of the MLM game for 6 years. Have other successful non-MLM businesses but when I saw what Yoli was doing I had to get involved.
I already have a huge team and growing daily. I think they are on to something good here.
Justin
BlastCapsDrink.com
Jack Weinzierl
17. Jul, 2009
The caps look like an interesting technology. Where I see a rub is where do you draw the line? I understand moving or starting a business and Corey is extremely talented. I saw that back in his Life Force/Concorde days.
But if someone sells their business to another leader for like let's say $1 million, then is it OK to recruit them into a new deal? I have no idea the circumstances with Corey's move, but if one sells their business, it doesn't seem right to recruit from what you just sold??
Jamie
20. Jul, 2009
I'm glad that Corey Citron is on the Yoli Founding Team.
Jonathan Tripp
20. Jul, 2009
The Blast Cap technology is all about eliminating the need for Preservatives and Pastuerization in liquid nutrition (superjuice)supplementation, in order to provide a superior experience for the user. It's called progress. And I am thrilled to have learned about it. Can't wait to get some. Learn more here: http://www.newbigwave.com
Yoli
09. Aug, 2009
This is a breath of Fresh Air. Corey you are a blessing to many people. I've been following you since 2006 when you with xango. Now You're starting a new opportunity called Yoli.
You guys know that change is the best way to gain market share and you guys did just that with Yoli!
Corey, all I have to say is Go Yoli!
Fritz Exantus
CallFritz.com
Yoli Independent Distributor
Jamie Malungahu
30. Aug, 2009
I'm truly excited about Yoli. I'm a newbie to mlm and when I heard about Yoli, it made sense to me. I did my research about the Founders and the product because I thought that this was too good to be true. I'm growing my team slowly, but growing and am excited about whats about to take place after we launch. CHANGING LIVES! Thank you Founders for all ur hard work now and to come. You have recruited me, an un-mlm, I'm ready to play with Yoli all the way!!
Jamie Malungahu
http://www.jamie.goyoli.com
Yoli Independant Distributor
Bobby Press
28. Sep, 2009
Nice to see some big names attached to something with a truly innovative/interesting product. I’m not in the tank for Yoli, but at least they’re trying to sell SOMETHING instead of just trying to “sell the dream” to downline prospects.
John Garcia
04. Dec, 2009
I joined an mlm company a few years back and it was nothing like Yoli. Yoli is a product you can demo, tastes good and the rewards are huge. I love the Blast Cap Technology and I love that they have all the patents on it which means there isn’t going to be other “blast cap” mlm companies popping up creating more competition! I’m excited about the Yoli opportunity and can’t wait for the official launch.
John Garcia
Yoli Independent Distributor
Future “Diamond” Distributor
Ty Tribble
04. Dec, 2009
Patent on blast cap? Ummm, have you looked at this?
http://www.blastmax.com/Beverage_Blast_Tech.php
John Garcia
04. Dec, 2009
Yes patented. BlastMax.com IS a Yoli Distributor
Cheers!
John Garcia
Sheila
04. Dec, 2009
Ty, that website you posted IS a YOLI distributor.
~Sheila~
Selling Yoli domains on Ebay
Ty Tribble
04. Dec, 2009
OK, let me revise what I was trying to say. Exclusive. Is the blast cap exclusive to Yoli? I don’t think so. Don’t get me wrong, I like the concept, but I suspect that other can use the technology or something similar.
John Garcia
05. Dec, 2009
I found out from a top Diamond distributor that 5 patents have already been issued and over 400 that is currently pending.
Love your site Ty…a lot of good reads!
Take Care,
John Garcia
http://www.blast4fun.com
Ty Tribble
05. Dec, 2009
400 patents on a drink bottle huh?
Did you know that the Ford Fusion (the most patented automobile in the world) has less than 200 patents?
John, I appreciate your enthusiasm, but my hype meter is going off. You should ask Darren Falter about the patents and whether or not it is exclusive to Yoli.
Adam Russell
31. Dec, 2009
I have been in this industry for 15 years after reviewing over 150 companies on every aspect conceivable Yoli is by far the most solid opportunity to make a home. The more du diligence I did the more impressed I became.
Yoli inventor Mikael Anderson owns the pattens on the product however he is the master distributor and has a major vested interest in Yoli.
As a Diamond in Yoli we are always looking for good people to join our team. Take a minute and check us out http://www.blastcapsglobal.com
Happy New Year !
Ty Tribble
31. Dec, 2009
Adam, I like Yoli and I like the Yoli founders, but the one thing that is not so solid if you really look at it is the financial backing. I know that the founders made a lot of money in Network Marketing, but i also know how much it costs to properly launch a Network Marketing company and Xango has deep enough pockets to drag out a lawsuit and give Yoli a big headache and bigger ache in the bank account.
By the way, Yoli is a soft drink in Mexico.