Asea, Inc - Is it a Legitimate Company? Does it Have a Unique Product?

Let me start right out by saying that Asea is a solid company. Let me also say that I am not in the company, be it on their corporate side or as a distributor. That being said, I'm going to cover as to why, in my opinion they are a good company and it is a good business opportunity, but with one big caveat, that I'll go into soon enough.The company is listed on the Better Business Bureau, and if that isn't already good enough, since a lot of companies are not, they even have a B+ rating, which is darn good I'd say considering the industry they are in where lots of non-legitimate companies operate. They have been listed there since September of 2007 with nothing reported as far as any issues go that had to be worked out or addressed. This credential alone already puts them head and shoulders above the rest.They don't appear to be a public company by the simple searches I've done on them, and there weren't any obvious descriptions of such on their site regarding it. I usually look for this in a company since being regulated by the SEC adds to credibility. This lack of listing however may just coincide with the infancy of the company just judging by the year of their BBB listing and domain name registration, which was December 2008. Not many companies can go public only a few years into operation, so that should not be held against them.The company has solid management with vision and experience. Their products are backed by science and are in a niche that is widely accepted. They have with them all the makings of a great success story to unfold. I won't spend the time here to rehash what it is they exactly do or who they are as their website does an excellent job at that. Rather, here I'll focus on what you should know or consider if you are considering the business opportunity side of them.Well, so far we've covered that the company and products are sound. The compensation plan is lucrative and common. Bottom line is you'll make as much money as good of a marketer you are. What? What does that mean? That's the caveat I was talking about. You see, on their site where they talk about the opportunity, they have the classic examples of a proven system in place and just sharing the idea of the company with others to make money. Classic and proven, however all systems don't fit all people. So while they have a system, as many do, that might have worked tremendously for some people, the sad fact is those who try it who don't find success are left to fail. Also, if they have a classic system of sharing the products and opportunity with your friends, family and acquaintances, what happens when you run out of people you know that you can talk to? Is the size of your business going to be governed by the amount of people you know? It shouldn't, and it doesn't have to.What then? How do I know if their system is going to fail with me? You have to understand that you are entering into the Network Marketing industry, and becoming a Network Marketer. With that you'll need actual marketing skills to be successful. Thankfully, those are transferrable skills that when used right, you can be successful at any company you choose, since you are relying on those personal marketing skills to build your business, not any system the company is recommending you follow. Making sense?Once you have such skills, you can also seek out a company and product that you can more closely identify with, and therefore believe in passionately. This will show right through to your audience and I guarantee you will bring you more success and make you a lot happier running your business.So, in closing, yes the company, products and opportunity have lots to offer. The one major thing you have to consider is your marketing skills or lack of them. Once you have all the pieces, the sky is the limit, be it with Asea or any company you might choose.