Now that members of its private FaceBook group have been onboarded above everyone, Awakend has opened its prelaunch to the public.
Awakend seeks to be the first product-based MLM company with an NFT gimmick.
And while more products are planned, Awakend’s flagship is a fat burner supplement first sold over a decade ago.
Heading up Awakend’s marketing efforts are Danelle Meoli and Chip Macgill.
There are other Awakend co-founders but they’ve yet to show themselves on corporate webinars, at least the public ones.
For reference, the eight admins of Awakend’s corporate FaceBook group are
David R. Teodosio
John Forston III
Danielle Meoli
Emily Basham Jackson
Kelly Duncan Smith
Ashlee Headlee James
Jodi Gordon Hoogenhoff and
Brian Meara
I’m not claiming all of them are co-founders but I’d wager Awakend’s other co-founders are on that list.
The common thread with Awakend corporate and its co-founders is
Exp Realty
. Meoli claims she left the company because she was “burning out”.
Beyond Exp Realty, Meoli, Macgill and presumably Awakend’s other co-founders, have a long history in MLM.
Meoli, Macgill, John Forston, Emily Jackson, Ashlee James, Jodi Hoogenhoff and Brian Meara were all in
NewULife
. So there seems to be some downline continuation happening over the years.
There are three components to Awakend; AwakendHealth, AwakendSelf and AwakendWealth.
AwakendHealth pertains to the company’s nutritional supplements.
Awakend’s flagship launch product is Zenith, a leptin weight loss supplement.
As per Awakend’s marketing, overweight people suffer from leptin resistance.
Leptin resistance sabotages all dieting efforts, causing you to feel hungry and eat more even though your body has enough fat stores.
This ignites a vicious cycle.
The idea is you take a leptin supplement like Zenith to balance this out. You in turn feel full and cue weight loss.
I’m not going to pretend like I’m an expert in this field but I did do some research.
Specifically with respect to MLM, an
interesting article on Evolv Health’s leptin offering
came up from the Supplement Police;
Doctors argue that the effect of taking leptin orally to curb obesity and weight gain is non-existent. This, according to Dr. Robert H. Lustig, pediatrics professor at the University of California, is because:
Leptin is a protein. As a protein, it is therefore fully digestible in the digestive system. So taking it orally is probably a waste of time as the protein will just be broken down.
When it is broken down in the digestive system it does not reach the bloodstream. This means it does not reach the brain so no effect should occur as a result of taking it orally.
The doctor claims that most of these leptin supplements that are advertised do not contain leptin as they know there is no way it reaches the bloodstream.
Instead, they contain ingredients that have been tested and tried and have been known to create a feeling of fullness. So this means that the Reboot product
🤖 Quick Answer
What is Awakend's main business model?Awakend is a product-based MLM company that combines a fat burner supplement—originally marketed over a decade ago—with NFT technology as a novel marketing component. The company launched its prelaunch phase publicly after initial onboarding of private Facebook group members.
Who leads Awakend's marketing operations?
Danelle Meoli and Chip Macgill head Awakend's marketing efforts. Additional co-founders exist but have not appeared in public corporate webinars. Eight Facebook group administrators include David Teodosio, John Forston III, and others.
What distinguishes Awakend from traditional MLM companies?
Awakend positions itself as the first product-based MLM to integrate NFT technology into its business model. While additional products are planned, its primary offering remains a recycled supplement formula from earlier market iterations.
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