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Launching
a New Product Line in the Network Marketing market space.
One of the specific
trends we've noticed at Npros is that companies offering nutritional
products and cosmetic products (i.e. consumable products) tend to
have a much longer business life than companies offering non-consumables.
Killer Buzz is
the first company we've seen launching a product line that competes
directly in the Energy Drink Market with brand names like Austria-based
Red Bull (which commands 60% of the market) , Go Fast!, Bawls Guarana,
Crunk!!!, Pimp Juice, and Defcon 3 just to name a few.
BusinessWeek
online in a January
2005 article points out that Red Bull's market share alone accounts
for $150 million in annual revenue (source: Information Resources).
Killer Buzz
is being marketed by Go Sports Network, Inc. (GSN). Their website
says that GSN is a company dedicated to empowering men and women
to enjoy peak performance, and that they have been developing products
since 1976. GSN founders Stan and Michael Goss founded Formor International
in 1996 (Nutritional supplements make up the major portion of Formor's
sales volume, followed by skin care and home care products).
Killer Buzz
seems to be a new entry into the market under a new division of
the company.
The
Killer Buzz signup page
states that new distributors may sign up now, but will not be billed
until product ships on or about March 1, 2005.
Signup
is free for a marketing site, or $50.00 for an initial order of
one case of the Killer Buzz energy drink.
Click
Here to Visit KillerBuzz
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