Social media can help people understand what a wellness business offers—but trust depends on being clear about who is speaking, what is being promoted, and what outcomes are not promised. For a Morocco-based DXN information site, keep posts useful, accurate and respectful. DXN’s current Marketing Plan describes compensation mechanisms with conditions; it does not justify presenting income as automatic. Platform rules also prohibit deceptive practices and exaggerated claims, as described in Meta’s policy.
Say who you are
Make your relationship to DXN clear in your profile and relevant posts. If you are an independent distributor or share an authorized information site, say so plainly. Do not make a personal account look like an official company channel. Label promotional content clearly, including when a post includes an affiliate or business interest. Use your own words and images you have permission to share.
Share useful, checkable information
Explain what a post is about before inviting someone to message you: product information, a business overview, or an event. Link to official sources for current details. Avoid unsupported health statements, dramatic before-and-after stories, and claims that a product prevents or treats a condition. Ask permission before sharing a customer’s name, photo, message, or testimonial; do not edit a testimonial to imply typical or guaranteed results.
Discuss the opportunity honestly
If you describe compensation, explain that it depends on genuine product sales, activity, and the requirements in the current plan. Results vary; registration alone does not create income. Never promise a salary, fixed earnings, or quick success. Do not pressure people to recruit friends, borrow money, buy excess stock, or purchase products just to qualify.
Build conversation, not pressure
Answer questions directly, respect “no,” and avoid repeated unsolicited messages. Keep records of inquiries and follow up only with permission. Review the current official Marketing Plan and applicable Moroccan terms before publishing or joining.
For official registration information, review the English registration page; take time to read the current terms before deciding.