Hi. Say in a business model such as Dubli's, or a similar MLM model, why would someone want to be an associate for a partner or associate of Dubli, when she can directly be a partner or an associate for Dubli directly? Doesn't the commission a publisher/associate receive get lower down the hierarchy? Thanks in advance.
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The way I understand it is that the commission is a set percentage for any affiliate. The advantage of MLM is that it encourages affiliates to bring in more people because then they will get paid by the company also whenever a sub-affiliate makes a sale. However, the sub-affiliate earns the commission for the direct sale.
I hope, I'm explaining it clearly. Basically, direct sales always pay the same, the head affiliate just gets paid extra by the main company.
I hope, I'm explaining it clearly. Basically, direct sales always pay the same, the head affiliate just gets paid extra by the main company.
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More commonly, it means that each level in the multilevel system gets a cut from any commission earned by the person below them in the pyramid. Thus, the person actually making the sale earns a relatively small commission. In order to earn more, s/he has to recruit others, from which s/he gets a cut. The higher up any individual is in the pyramid, the more money they make.
Thank you for your replies. It has helped clear up a lot of things. From my research I gather that CJ does allow sub-affiliates. Am I correct that sub-affiliates and two-tier programs are basically the same? Can you tell me how the CJ sub-affiliate program works or where I may get information regarding this?
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