I’m new to network marketing
Understand it before you begin.
What is the work? How do customers and teams fit together? Start with a plain-language explanation and the questions worth asking.
Learn the essentialsNetwork marketing · With Capt. Solomon D. Crowe
Never heard of network marketing? Already involved but getting little response? Tried it once and stepped away? Start from where you are. Understand the work, strengthen your customer conversations, and decide what a useful next step looks like for you.

Make your next move
Your experience comes with you. Choose the direction that fits where you are today.
I’m new to network marketing
What is the work? How do customers and teams fit together? Start with a plain-language explanation and the questions worth asking.
Learn the essentialsI’m working hard but feel stuck
Posts getting little response? Conversations going nowhere? Review your customer conversations and follow-up, then choose one thing to practice.
Review your approachI stopped. Could I try again?
You don’t have to ignore what disappointed you. Look at what happened, what would need to change, and whether another step makes sense.
Explore a fresh startMake room for a bigger next chapter
Considering the Isagenix business? Get to know the products, the customer and associate options, and the work behind the compensation plan. Our introductory session is in development; the official resources are a useful place to begin now.
Use the free field plan to practise asking questions and sharing relevant information. Send a specific business question, or explore the company’s published events below.

Bring one question you want answered.
Listen, share, and find common ground.
Leave with a next step you can actually take.
The opportunity, understood
Network marketing involves independently recommending a company’s products and serving customers. Some participants also support a team of independent associates. The company’s compensation plan determines which product sales qualify for compensation and how that compensation is calculated.
A customer can be interested in products without wanting to build a business. Keep those conversations separate. For Isagenix, compensation is based on product sales; merely signing up another associate does not earn income.
Extra income may be your goal. Start with a clear view of the work and a budget you can afford. Income is uncertain, and expenses can exceed earnings. Read the official US earnings disclosure.
Who would choose these products?Consider their usefulness, price, and the alternatives available to customers.
What will participation cost?Review the current fees, optional tools, purchase requirements, and cancellation terms.
What work can I realistically do?Allow time for learning, content, conversations, customer service, and recordkeeping.
What do typical results look like?Read the company’s earnings disclosure, including people who earned nothing. Subtract expenses when assessing your own results.
If you stepped away
Maybe you felt left on your own. Maybe the scripts felt awkward, the costs added up, or the results never matched the excitement. You can take that experience seriously and still be curious about what could be different.
Begin with a review of the approach, the support, and the fit. Trying again is your decision. You can use the free lessons without joining a company or changing teams. Current Isagenix members should work with their existing sponsor and company support; these resources are not an invitation to change sponsors.
Separate the product fit, customer interest, follow-up, training support, time, and costs. Name the difficulty as specifically as you can.
Ask for a demonstration, practice a real conversation, and agree on the support you need. Look for something concrete you can evaluate.
Set a realistic time and spending limit before deciding. Review actual results and keep the option to pause.
The skills that move you forward
Build your approach around useful information and genuine relationships. These five practices connect your effort to the everyday work of a network marketing associate.
Practice with the field planStart with the people you understand and a subject you can genuinely help with. Share an experience, answer a useful question, or demonstrate something clearly.
Try this: Choose one question your audience keeps asking. Make your next post the answer.
Pay attention to what someone actually says. Ask about their goals, listen for what matters, and find out whether your experience or offer is relevant.
Try this: Respond personally to one comment or question. Leave room for their answer.
Explain what you are offering, ask permission to share more, and agree on a useful next step. Give people the information and space to make their own decision.
Try this: Practice explaining your invitation in two straightforward sentences.
Help customers find the right product information and get their questions answered. Keep the follow-up you promised and make it easy for people to tell you what they need.
Try this: Check in with a customer you have already agreed to follow up with.
Give new team members a manageable place to start. Demonstrate one skill, let them practice, and offer feedback they can use on the next attempt.
Try this: Choose one task you can help someone learn, then let them take ownership.
Build a rhythm you can keep
Look at where the process stops. Are you reaching people with a relevant product interest? Are questions answered clearly? Is the next step agreed, and are you following up? Choose one point to improve, then use this weekly rhythm to practice it.

Choose who you want to help, one topic to share, and the time you can realistically commit.
Publish one helpful post in your own voice. Give it a clear point and a question people can answer.
Reply thoughtfully and continue conversations where there is genuine interest.
Complete promised follow-ups, answer customer questions, and confirm agreed next steps.
Review customer feedback, time, costs, and results. Choose one change for the week ahead.
The wider Isagenix community
Explore the company’s events, local meetups, and business training resources. Find a format that fits your goals, location, and schedule.
Corporate & international events
Explore Isagenix’s official event hub for company gatherings, event information, and regional destinations. Check the current program and registration details directly with the organizer.
Explore official eventsLocal & online connections
Browse associate-run events, including local meetups and online sessions. These gatherings are hosted by individual associates; availability and formats vary.
Browse community eventsBusiness resources & calls
Visit the official business hub for company training and resource links. Some material requires an Isagenix Associate login.
Browse business resourcesChoose one skill to learn, one question to ask, and a realistic budget. Afterward, write down the idea you will use and follow up with people who welcomed another conversation.
Use the official listings to confirm current dates, location, costs, eligibility, and availability. A link here does not indicate Solomon’s attendance or a speaking role.
Explore a company with Solomon
I’m an Isagenix Independent Associate. If the products or business interest you, we can discuss your goals, the work involved, and the questions you want answered before deciding.
The business skills on this page are for network marketers across companies. Isagenix is the company I can help you explore personally.
Keep building
Explore an idea, practice a skill, or start a conversation. Build a next step you are ready to take.