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It is truly amazing, the large percentage of folk who are busy trying to grow an MLM business, but who haven't really bothered to take the time to properly evaluate the company they are pushing, or who have also not really learned what things they should be looking at even if they did decide to do an evaluation of their company. This is easy to understand if you consider that nearly all people who get involvied in network marketing do so because of their warm market. Some they already know, be it their brother or sister or friend, introduced them to the opportunity and not much more consideration was given to it beyond that. Long ago when we had to do our marketing without the internet, you know, like back in the '90s -not that long ago at all - you would be shown and opportunity and for all you knew that was the only MLM company that ever existed. Until someone else came along and showed you a different one. Now everyone just gets on Google and begins looking for the good and bad about your newly presented "greatest opportunity ever". This has good and bad aspects. It makes it easy for one to research companies if they actually know what they are looking for. If your company and opportunity are not as competitive as they should be you will find that this makes it harder to hold on to people. There are those that will never go anywhere just because of their belief in a product. Could be a situation where the guy had some debilitating illenss that totally resolved after taking the product. These stories are amazing. I certainly would not expect such a person to venture elsewhere in such a situation because that person is not really in it for the money. That is an intention to help more so than and intention to create wealth. It might even be one of the worst comp plans in existence. This wouldn't matter because the intention is mainly to help. I commend such people for being so dedicated to a cause, and for having something that they can get so passionate about, and that they can make a business of. Yeah, it will be harder to create profit that way, but that's OK. That isn't the situation that the majority is in however. Nearly all of us ARE in it for the money. If I had not need whatsoever for money I would spend all day every day just playing guitar. There are those who will rationalize otherwise but the fact remains that nearly all of us would be doing something else, something other than marketing, if we already had an unexhaustable source of funds behind us. Nothing wrong with that either. But I have found that most network marketers, when actually provided with some of the really important criteria for evaluating an MLM company, find that they are not quite as happy with their current opportunity once they have done the evaluation. I want to touch on just one of the important points here. This point is related to doubling your income and your signup for your MLM business, without doubling the amount of work that you are doing. It revolves around only the percentage of revenue that a company pays out as commission. Some companies pay out only 20% to 30% of their revenue in commissions. And depending on some qualification rules for a given company you could end up with far lower percentages. I’m just talking about overall here. Really, it would be considered very good to have a commission payout of 50% overall. If a company has to manufacture a product, and had to develop it, and has to store it and so on, it could be very difficult for them to pay out commissions exceeding 50%. Obviiously, a company with an information product would have an advantage in terms of costs. iLearningGlobal pays out around 73 or 75%, somewhere in there. Diamond Rewards is also around 75% I'm not marketing any of these. I'm just giving you examples. The way that you can double your income by really doing the same amount of work has to do with this percentage. It takes about the same about of work to generate a lead regardless of which MLM company you are working with. In many companies you can recruit a whole lot of people and never make much of anything because many of your downline do not hit their sales volume or they drop off. Clearly retention is hugely important but we're not covering that here. A simple switch from a 25% total payout to a 50% total payout opportunity would effectively double your income, all other parameters held constant. If you are honest with yourself and look at what needs to be done in order to actually create a certain amount of sales volume in each opportunity, and then you look at what would be the result should your commission on that sales volume double, this becomes quite clear as to which direction to go. There are only a couple opportunities that I know of that pay 100% One of those is called Infinity Downline. With the Infinity Downline program, members join at $25 per month. Each member you enroll pays you $25 per month with no admin fees. I first wondered where the company was making their money. They have other means of creating profit such as offering different marketing tools and services. The commissions are paid from member to member in full via the Infinity Downline automated process. So basically you earn $25 per month for every member you bring in. I cover the pay plan in a different article. The 100% payouts is the important point. After 12 years in this business I had never seen a company pay out 100% until I came across Infinity Downline. There is only one more that I know of and it is owned by the same people. Assuming that your current opportunity only pays out 50%, adding Infinity Downline could double your commissions. 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Uncover how to totally crush the competition with your Infinity Downline opportunity, or any opprotunity, and generate tons of leads and signups. This Infinity Downline Review is from Alan Cosens, an internet network marketer, trainer, entrepreneur and coffee-based lifeform.
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