Evolv Health Review
Product Name: Evolv Health
Price: $59.95
Industry: Health & Wellness
What is it?
A MLM company that sells health & wellness products through distributors
Short Review
Evolv Health is a pretty typical network marketing company that sells health products. However, actually earning money is a huge challenge because of the types of products you're promoting and the requirement to recruit in order to earn decent money. Evolv has spent a lot of time creating hype and misleading health claims, and as a distributor you have to support those statements. No Thank You!
Quick Note About Refunds
When it comes to companies like Evolv Health, itâs important to pay attention to the terms and conditions, particularly in relation to refunds. For example, the company offers refunds on products if they are returned within a specific amount of time. This can make buying product seem relatively risk free, but it is not the case.
Instead, any member still has to pay shipping and handling as well as the tax for the product. Furthermore, if the products have been opened the company doesnât offer any refund at all.
A lot of folks chalk this up to the cost of doing business, and I would agree. However, I wanted to include this in my review, since Evolv doesn't make it clear.
What I Liked Evolv
The main thing I like about this company and companies like it is that they do have actual products, and some people do make money. For example, if you had a large network of people to recruit and/or sell to, then you might well be able to make money. This would be particularly true if many of those people were health-conscious and had good enough income to afford the products
If you don't have a large enough group of friends and family to market to though, you need to start website so you can start generating leads!
What I Didnât Like About Evolv
Compensation
Earning money shouldnât be complicated. Yet the compensation plans of Evolv Health and companies like it really are confusing. In fact, they have five different videos on their website explaining different aspects of their compensation plan.
The concept is that all of the different aspects of the compensation plan add up to more profits for you, but it seems counterproductive. After all, if the company really was out to help its distributors, there would be much simpler ways of achieving it.
In my opinion, complicated compensation plans are a way that companies can make a business opportunity seem more attractive than it is. My focusing on how much money you can make, and not the actual steps you need to take to make it, people join with unrealistic expectations. You may even forget how much time and what costs are associated with achieving financial freedom through network marketing.
It's also important to remember that the real money in direct selling is always made from recruiting other people into the âearning opportunityâ. People that focus on selling can make money too, but they are never the millionaire stories you hear about.
Misleading Products
Evolv Health is a health-focused company, so the products that distributors produce are designed to promote the health of users. Understanding these products is important, because distributors for the company are supposed to be selling them.
There isnât a huge product range, and the types of products that Evolv Health promotes includes coffee, water, gel and nutritional shakes. The products are promoted as being much better than their competitors. However, I have to seriously question the validity of what they offer when their advertising say stuff like this:
Evolv Fuel contains a cellular energy activator that works gently with your bodyâs own energy path-ways to give you a boost right where it all begins: at the cellular level.
That sounds just plain silly to me! Here's an image of the protein shake. It's supposed to be special because there's no added sweeteners and no soy protein, but there are many competitors on the market that offer the same options for a much lower price.
Speaking of prices, one distributor website offers a case of 16.9 oz bottled water for $65. That's almost $3 per bottle. I pay about 10 cents at Costco.
I don't care how special it is – that is way too much to pay for water.
How healthy the products of Evolv Health are compared to their competitors is difficult to work out entirely. It is likely that there isnât that much health difference â particularly as no scientific information is given and why these products are superior. Is the only difference the branding?
Even if there is a health benefit, most consumers arenât going to be willing to shell out the extra money for products that claim to be better for health. Maybe some will, but for me, I need some kind of reason to spend more money when I could get it for cheaper. Helping out someone's biz op and helping them make money is not reason enough!
In general, people seem to get involved in the program because they believe that making sales is easy. Maybe a friend lost 5 lbs on it, or said that they feel better, so they think the products work. But as much as you might want Evolv to be a legit product and easy opportunity, it's not. Convincing someone lose weight or start using energy drinks is difficult, and pitching a business opportunity is even harder!
No Lead Generation Assistance
If you want to go beyond recruiting friends, family, and coworkers into your business opportunity, or are simply embarrassed to walk around town selling protein shakes and energy drinks, then you need to get online and start marketing to warm leads — people that actually care about what you are selling.
Without a website, how can you find people that want to lose weight? Do you go around saying, “Hey man, want to be more healthy and not so fat?”. Haha. No way! You need to find people that are interested in making healthy changes to their lives. In my opinion, Evolv does not properly prepare their representatives to get the online portion of their business up and running.
===> Start Generating Leads With Your Own Website
Some people will read this review and still want to join Evolv. Or some people will read my review and think I'm right about their silly product descriptions and the challenges you'll face as a independent distributor without an online portion to your business.
Whatever you decide to do, the ticket to getting your business rolling is getting it ONLINE. You need a website. Personally, I don't do MLM. I promote product and services from other companies, and get paid commissions. It's called affiliate marketing. The main point I want to make is that my entire business is on the internet, and I do not have to generate any offline leads.
You can repeat this process with any company, and any product, as long as you have your own website.
Still Selling Junk To Your Friends?
What is this - the 1950's selling Tupperware? Gimme a break. It's 2020. If you want to build a business, you NEED to be online or your business will be dead in less than 10 years.
You can start an affiliate website T O D A Y and promote any products you want from any company, so why are you selling such a limited range of stuff? Amazon. Walmart. Apple. Digital products. Subscription services. Groceries. There's a LOT to choose from.
Last year I generated multiple six figures with my affiliate sites, and I can show you how to make them using the same templates. You get to promte whatever you want of course, and YOU keep all the profits (no upline!).
MLM Critic & Author: Nathaniell
What's up ladies and dudes! Great to finally meet you, and I hope you enjoyed this post. I have to be honest with you. MLM sucks. I've tried it. The fees. The recruiting. The parties. The cold calling. Bleh.
Affiliate marketing is cheaper, faster, and easier for someone with no experience creating a business. See for yourself and join millions of other successful affiliate generating income from their websites!
No inventory. No fees. No recruiting. 3 BILLION potential customers online.
I am an Evolv customer. I’ve been using the products since April 2017. While I agree that the product descriptions are unhelpful, I have had good luck with the products and menu advice from their website. I declined the opportunity to sell product because I know myself well enough to know that would be a bust. But I did lose about 25 pounds in the first month of what they call a “Reboot.” I did feel more energetic, and several significant ailments disappeared entirely. I was also able to remove myself from blood pressure medicine. If I wanted to, I could probably try another reboot without the products this time to compare results. I’m just not motivated enough to do that since I am perfectly happy with the results I’ve achieved .
Someone approached me about Evolv but I don’t know much about it. I think that in general most products from MLM’s are overpriced because of the payouts to the marketers. MLM companies say they are cheaper because they don’t have stores and advertisements and would otherwise be more expensive. I don’t believe it.
What products are less expensive that are as good as Evolv products? You said the water is cheaper at Costco but what else? Thanks!
Amazon’s another place. Actually target and Walmart have good price too!
Thanks, Nathaniell! Please tell me what they are?
??? Sorry, you’ll have to do your own shopping đ
Evolv Health doesn’t sell water, we have many products that will never be seen anywhere else and there are nothing that compares. Evolv holds the license to these products. People that shop in the stores and buy junk food or soda, will pay way more than any of the evolv products. Those people will pay for it with poor health, lots of doctor visits, prescribed medications, over-the-counter drugs, and etc. Does it sounds like it’s expensive now…….nope! I bet lots of family spend over $150 on junk per month, instead they could help their health now and into the future from major complications. People have to make their own choices in life, but also need to live with the results too. I’m with Evolv Health, but not for the money my family was able to resolve many health complications by getting ourselves healthy. You just can’t put a price on being healthy naturally.
Those that can’t do try to sell BS programs on how to build a network marketing business. Yeah, I think this is a con.
I also run my own websites outside of this one. I don’t advertise them here, but I do share them with people going through the training I recommend.