An Unbiased and Trustworthy Jewel Kade Review
I know. Anyone can come on to this stage and claim they have done their research on Jewel Kade and its business opportunity. Anyone can say they are objective in their assessment of the company. But, honestly, despite the fact that I'm more about beer, flat-screens and football, I do have some good personal insight on Jewel Kade I'd like to share for those who care.You see, not so long ago I was looking for a nice graduation gift to give to my youngest sister at her high school graduation. A few weeks prior to getting on a plane to the Dominican Republic, my good friend became a Jewel Kade stylist and couldn't stop raving about the new bling she was sporting. So, one day it hit me that maybe I'd found the perfect gift for my little sis. And indeed, it turned out to be a huge hit. So let's talk some Jewel Kade, shall we?Jewel Kade is the brain child of designer Janet Kinkade and was founded in 2008. The brand has created quite the buzz and has been showcased on The Today Show, American Idol and The Ellen Degeneres Show. But there is more to Jewel Kade than just media attention.The company makes a really unique line of hand-made, pewter-charms that are mixed and matched to an assortment of chains, necklaces and bracelets. The combinations are vast and cool, allowing customers to design unique pieces that are all about self-expression. Really, even as a guy, I have to admit I enjoyed putting together a couple of ensembles to give to my sister. And she really did love them. You can even see her wearing one of her necklaces on a picture I posted in my blog's Jewel Kade review.Jewel Kade does have a multi-level marketing compensation plan that pays stylists-this is what reps are called-commission income and leveraged residual income. The primary method of marketing and selling stems from hosted home parties. Straight from my good friend and suddenly popular JK stylist, commissions range from 25% to 30% of all party sales. Orders are taken and processed by the organizing stylist through their web-based back office, and Jewel Kade fulfillment handles the rest.You begin earning residual income once you personally enroll two stylists underneath you. They must both have achieved $500 in lifetime sales in order to activate your residual bonus. But I gotta tell you, it looks like all you have to do is strut the bling and you'll have flocks of curious onlookers wanting to know all about your cool accessories.With the average party bringing in just over $700 in sales, reaching the qualifying numbers is pretty easy. Not to mention there are a host of other bonuses and JK credits that can be awarded even to party hosts that are not official stylists. This is a nice incentive to get involved and a gateway to generate interest in building the business end of Jewel Kade.With such a young company, a huge opportunity is obviously at hand considering there is virtually no stylist saturation from a geographic perspective. Case in point, my good friend is one of only two stylists in North Carolina. Hence, my insistence that she now turns her attention to recruiting and building her business using an effective internet marketing funnel.In fact, I have begun to personally enlighten her on my lead generation methods because to be honest, building your network marketing business online this day and age is a no brainer. Especially when the product is so viral and attractive that it literally creates warm markets with ease both online and off-line.With network marketing and internet marketing gaining even more traction each day, building a large and thriving Jewel Kade business shouldn't take long at all. Trust me on that one. I've already done the research and honestly, the online space for this business is wide open. So hint, hint, ladies. Whether you're looking for a little extra play money or would like to build a solid five-figure monthly income, Jewel Kade might be your ticket to get paid in style.
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