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Launch in HD is a new multi level marketing opportunity. When you are looking for an MLM biz op, chances are that you would want to find one with some great products in an up and coming niche. You want one that is lead by industry experts and has the finances in place to ensure the company’s longevity. Finally and most importantly you would ideally be looking for a multi level marketing business that you can get join early so that you can maximise your profits.

Well it seems that Launch In HD is all of these things but before we jump in with both feet, let’s look a little closer at the opportunity. LHD is in pre-launch at the moment and is due to kick off mid July (in fact there is a count down clock on the main website itself detailing exactly how long before launch). At the moment you can sign up to lock yourself into a position known as the “straight line pay plan”. The company say that when you secure your position people will be placed below you whether you sponsor them or not and this means that you will be paid on the people below you.

So what are the products and cost to join?

The company has placed itself firmly in the health and nutrition market and will offer a variety of products including whole food based products and energy boosters which use natural ingredients. LHD say that all of their products offer solutions to problems that many people can relate to such as products for irritable bowel syndrome as well as products for feeling fit both mentally and physically. On the surface they are well though out and seem to be positioned to capture a growing market trend.

The cost to join Launch HD will be $35 (although at the moment it is free) and this is for a fully customizable website, back office support and training materials. There is no mention of whether or not there are any ongoing fees, but even so at a starting cost of $35 it seems a pretty affordable price for a start up business.

So what about the comp plan?

The company are keeping fairly quiet about exactly what the comp plan entails however it promises to pay out bonuses on retail profits, fast start, quick level bonuses, and double income opportunities. On the face of it, Launch In HD doesn’t disappoint and could be pretty profitable for the right person. However like all business opportunities it might be an idea to look into it further before you invest any money. One thing is for sure, there is a certain buzz around this company but what you have to keep in mind is that this is simply an opportunity and if you don’t know how to market or sell your products leveraging the internet most likely you will struggle.

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