Numis Network: A Non Distributor Review
Written by Roger Silen on October 13th, 2009I have a lot of personal experience in the multilevel marketing industry. With the number of people looking into joining the MLM industry these days I feel obligated to share the insight I have acquired with them. Having said that this will be my Numis Network Review
I always use the same system when I do review any multilevel marketing opportunity. I use this system because it allows me to consistently analyze an opportunity with a certain level of objectivity. I look at the product, the company and founders, and the marketing materials available for distributors. This is the same system I will use for my Numis Network review.
I will begin my Numis Network review by looking at the product. Currently the only product offered by Numis is MS70 Certified American Eagle Silver coins. Eventually Numis plans to add more coins as well as coins certified by all of the other major coin certification boards.
I feel obligated to mention in my Numis Network review that the collectibles market is usually hurt by recessions. The fact that the coins are made of silver gives them some protection but I do not know if I would call collectible coins a smart choice for purely investment purposes. On the plus side I do not know of any other collectible coin company that uses the MLM business model.
Launched in 2009 Numis Network is a comparatively new MLM program. It is commonly said that only people who join an MLM in its infancy have a chance at real success. It is not necessary to join early to succeed but it certainly makes an MLM more enticing, especially one like Numis. Most of the founders of Numis are no strangers to MLM and the one who is brings invaluable experience in the field of coin collecting to the table.
Ian Cordell and Christopher Kent come to Numis from IDSTC where they were well known for developing web based tools to make growing and managing MLM networks easier. I would be shocked if Numis did not offer one of the most effective suites of back office tools for its distributors. The quality of those tools will still be secondary to the marketing knowledge of a distributor.
When I look at Numis I see a lot of good things with the only arguable negative being that it is targeting the collector”s market which is understandably soft right now. The recession appears to be turning around and if it continues to do so Numis will only look like an even better option.
My Numis Network review ultimately concludes that Numis is a highly viable business opportunity. With a proper understanding of how to market effectively in the 21st century it should be possible for anybody to find success with Numis, or any other MLM program out there.
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