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In 2013 Advocare continues to grow as one of the premier MLM outfits in American history, more people than ever have signed on to sell products like spark and jump on the 24 day challenge. Yet the rise of fall of Advocare is always happening, the church of any MLM pyramid is inevitable. People go from one side to the other, and yet claim it's the greatest thing that ever happened to them. How loyal can customers of Advocare be? Insanely. Talk to anyone who sells Advocare and they'll tell you how "great the products are", without blinking an eye. I don't really understand that though, because I will always be an unbiased shopper whether I'm selling something or not. The goal should be to help people find the right solution for them, that's healthy and cost effective.

Here's my predictions for the rise and fall of the Advocare MLM pyramid mountain in 2013. 1. Advocare Won't Stop the Growth The company will continue to see massive influx of new distributors, this won't stop anytime soon. There is a big upside to this game if you know how it's played. 2. More People Will Quit For Good As with any pyramid the people at the top get richer and those at the bottom don't, that's just the way it works out. 3. Advocare Goes Into New Verticals The company in general is too smart not to continue to expand, now that you have a huge market base and a giant sales force, leverage them to sell new products to new markets.

I have been purchasing SPARK off and on since 2003. I just made a recent purchase in February 2016. When my canister arrived I was blown away by the size reduction and product quantity. Not happy! Why? I paid the same price!!! If Advocare is going to take out a certain ingredient that I have been paying for in the past (malodextrin). Then why would you not reduce the price?! It obviously doesn't cost the same to produce, package and ship. I am really unhappy and feel Advocare has taken advantage of loyal customer.

Let's talk about some of the biggest complaints about Advocare. We all know that like any other MLM marketing scheme, Advocare has it's supporters and detractors. So first things first, let's remove all emotion from the equation. What have you heard about Advocare? You might be reading this and say that Advocare is the greatest thing that has ever happened to you, or you might say that it's a total rip off and not worth giving a second glance to. Looks the facts and decide first Regardless of your position, I'd ask that you look at the facts objectively for a moment and not get caught up in your personal position. Consider the whole body of evidence, which is the thousands of Advocare users and independent business owners around the country.

There are many people who obviously make good money selling these products, doing the 24 day challenge, and they love doing so. I'd stand to reason that Advocare is in fact not something worth complaining about at all, even though there is an entire complaints department set up to field complaints on many websites. Don't Hate Advocare for no Reason If you hate the company, and have good reasons, understand that maybe it's not Advocare, it's just you. Many people fail and succeed at running a business, especially one in an industry as competitive as health and fitness products. Now that we have the emotion out of the way, we can address the issue of whether or not Advocare is a scam or pyramid scheme.

What do you think? After reviewing the evidence online and reading hundreds of complaints and reviews, it's clear that Advocare is what you make of it. Complainers change their complaints, but they never reduce the amount of time spent in complaining. What about the Advocare 24 day challenge?

If you go into the business thinking the 24 day challenge is going to change your life, you'll probably be disappointed. If you start selling Advocare looking to make lots of money overnight, again you will probably be one of the ones complaining online and upset on social media within a week. Some people might say that selling Advocare is a joke, and I tend to disagree with that kind of extreme statement. Selling Advocare is for those who are dedicated and ready to commit to a process long term. Can you make money selling products? Can you make money selling Advocare? Of course you can. Can you lose money selling Advocare? Absolutely. Again I think the issue here is with people's preconceptions going into the business. Someone has told them it's easy and they expect it to be an easy way to make money.

What percent of people that sell Advocare make money? This is a lot like asking what percentage of people that start a business fail within the first few years. The statistics say that the overwhelming majority of start ups and business ventures end up failing. I'd imagine Advocare is no different. If you were the only one selling the products, and the only person drinking spark or doing a 24 day challenge, then yes I'd say you have a good chance of being successful.

But you aren't the only one selling spark, or trying to get their friends and family to try a 24 day challenge. Have some common sense please It's common sense that competition changes everything. So be level headed, throw away all the pyramid scam talk, leave your Advocare complaints at home, and go into it with an open mind. You will probably fail, but then again if you expect a challenge, and understand the risks, maybe one day you can achieve the best.