The first thing we did when looking at Soul Purpose Network Marketing Company is a Whois lookup through Network Solutions. It appears that the domain name was originally registered in May 2003, so this program is still relatively new. This company appears to be based in New Hampshire, although the domain contact is based in Merced, CA. at least at the time of this review. We also found out that Nadine A. Thompson is the current CEO and founder.
Soul Purpose specializes in providing an affordable MLM opportunity to aspiring minority entrepreneurs. They specialize in health, wellness, and a variety of beauty products. They also specialize in offering nutritional supplements and holistic treatments that support daily health. They even have a range of motivational products that they sell. They work with men and women in foreign countries as well as minorities in the United States in an attempt to fill that niche that many other programs have neglected.
Although anyone can join Soul Purpose, its focus is on African American, Latina, Asian and Indian women. This company is determined to be a leader in Health and Beauty products in the United States. They also want to create Entrepreneurial Opportunities through Direct Sales and Sophisticated Marketing Networks while preserving their social values and high standards. And on top of this, they want to stay “green” as they continue to grow over the years, which means they are environmentally friendly.
They do this by implementing things like recycled paper and vegetable-based inks for some of their products. Navigation on the corporate website was difficult. I couldn’t use the scrollbars on the right, so I couldn’t read the entire site, even after minimizing the window. They are also rumored to have teamed up with Youngevity. After doing some more research beyond the main company website, I found out that they had an additional website that is basically representative websites. In my humble opinion, they look 1,000% better than the Soul Purpose Company websites.
Although I did see a few glitches, keep in mind that I am highly qualified to point out the smallest anomaly on a website as a former Beta Tester of dozens of high-end software applications. Just by referring people to the program, you can receive up to 75% off your personal order. I also noticed that on the rep site they have a little 8 page PDF guide that talks more about not only the mission of the company, but also the products they offer.
The first thing they want you to do is sign up for a 100 PBV order. Then they want you to go out and sponsor 7 clients. After that, they want you to sponsor 7 Business Builders they call Lifestyle Entrepreneurs. Then they want you to throw 7 lifestyle parties. As of this writing, they also have training calls on Tuesdays. We were unable to find any complaints about this company based on our investigation. It seems pretty good to go as far as we can tell. If you can isolate a good mentor, go ahead and jump on him.
