VERB Learn has the option of being a standalone cu
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Posted On: 11/19/2019 8:16:07 PM
VERB Learn has the option of being a standalone customer facing app
How many eyeballs could they get?
I looked up five companies
YoungLiving - 6M Customers
Isagenix - 500,000 Customers
SeneGence - 500,000 Distributors
Mannatex - 176,000 active associates and preferred customers
Vasayo - ?
Could't find out how many Vasayo had, but the 4 of them combined is over 7 million people. Yeah, not everyone is going to download the app, but even if you get a percentage of those 4, that's a lot of users and it's only been announced recently. If you look at all the other direct sales companies, the potential pool of VERB users are huge.
But wait, there's more...
Was reading a report of one of the direct sales company. They recently increased revenue by 18.0% per active independent associate/customer.
Seems like the VERB app is working on sales. Who wouldn't want to increase sales 18% over 3 months?
Unfortunately they lost 24% of their associates/customers in the the same period. Imagine if they had a tool that helped retain the workforce. Would explain why they bought the Learn app that's just a fraction of the decrease in revenues.
Pay for itself 5 times over.
How many eyeballs could they get?
I looked up five companies
YoungLiving - 6M Customers
Isagenix - 500,000 Customers
SeneGence - 500,000 Distributors
Mannatex - 176,000 active associates and preferred customers
Vasayo - ?
Could't find out how many Vasayo had, but the 4 of them combined is over 7 million people. Yeah, not everyone is going to download the app, but even if you get a percentage of those 4, that's a lot of users and it's only been announced recently. If you look at all the other direct sales companies, the potential pool of VERB users are huge.
But wait, there's more...
Was reading a report of one of the direct sales company. They recently increased revenue by 18.0% per active independent associate/customer.
Seems like the VERB app is working on sales. Who wouldn't want to increase sales 18% over 3 months?
Unfortunately they lost 24% of their associates/customers in the the same period. Imagine if they had a tool that helped retain the workforce. Would explain why they bought the Learn app that's just a fraction of the decrease in revenues.
Pay for itself 5 times over.
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