Make no mistake about it… I like GDI..
It’s a great low cost program ideally suited for newbies wanting to break into the world of Internet marketing.
Recently, I’ve joined another low cost program called Rolution that costs just a bit more… but has much more to offer in the compensation plan.
Take a look at this comparison:
| GDI | Rolution | |
| Cost per Month | $10 | $13 |
| Number of levels | 5 | 5 |
| Monthly Ref Comm | $1 | $1 |
| 1st Month Ref Comm | $1 | $15 |
| Personal Signups within 7 days: | ||
| 1 Referral | $1 | $15 |
| 2 Referral | $2 | $30 |
| 3 Referral | $3 | $45 |
| 4 Referral | $4 | $60 |
| 5 Referral | $105 | $75 + $50 Bonus (Total $125) |
| Personally Sponsored Bonus | zero | $1 extra |
| Spillover | zero | Unlimited |
In summary:
With GDI when you sponsor 1, 2, 3 or 4 each week:
You receive $1, $2, $3 or $4 referral commission.
With GDI when you sponsor 5 each week:
You receive $100 Bonus.. that’s a total of $105..
With Rolution when you sponsor 1, 2, 3 or 4 each week:
You receive $15, $30, $45 or $60 referral commission.
With Rolution when you sponsor 5 each week:
You receive $50 Bonus.. that’s a total of $125..
Then each following month you receive $1 per person – GDI and Rolution..
Plus, Rolution pays an extra $1 per month for your personally sponsored downline..
Plus, Rolution pays matching Bonus every month on your downlines commission:
Levels 1 – 3.. 10%
Levels 4 to infinity.. 5%
GDI uses a 5-Level Uni-Level Compensation
Rolution uses a 5×8 forced matrix with spillover from above
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In order to be successful at work at home jobs and business opportunities you must have vision. Vision helps you see the whole picture as it was meant to be seen and adds balance, control, and proportion to how you see work at home jobs and business opportunities. Focus is also just as important. However, while focus lets you see an aspect of a whole clearly, it has the tendency to close off the rest of the picture. Focus will help you succeed as long as you don’t lose sight of vision.
To be successful at work at home jobs and business opportunities, you need to consider a few things.
Work at Home Jobs and Business Opportunities – The Objective
If you expect to achieve success in your work at home jobs and business opportunities, you need to set goals for yourself. In that way, you will have a clear view of your objectives and it will be much easier for you to accomplish what you have set to accomplish. You might want to ask yourself the following questions:
- Why do I want to go into business?
- Where do I want to be in three month’s time, in six months, in a year?
- What will it take for me to get there?
- Do I believe in what I’m selling?
The answers to all these questions will become the foundation for your success.
Work at Home Jobs and Business Opportunities – Knowledge Base
Your knowledge base serves as your background, your resource pool from where you will draw much in order to perform well at your work at home jobs and business opportunities. Ask yourself these questions:
- Are you familiar with anything and everything that pertains to the products and services you are offering?
- Will you be able to represent these products and services in the face of a client?
Also, it is important that you have immediate access to all training materials and other resources which may be helpful and instrumental in your success at your work at home jobs and business opportunities.
Finding Support and Ideas
If you choose to build a home business and become part of my Freedom LifeStyle Team of dedicated professionals, you’ll also learn the secrets of how to manage a highly profitable business with personal coaching from a seven year veteran of Internet marketing. I’ll give you access to a specialized private training website where you’ll get that “edge” to allow you to outpeform the unprepared business amateurs.
Financial Freedom is a choice… what’s your choice today?
Choose today to begin making a positive difference in your life and in the lives of those around you. Many have already made that choice and I invite you to begin your journey to financial freedom.
“You are free to choose, but the choices you make today will determine what you will be, do and have in the tomorrows of your life.” — Zig Ziglar
Filed under MLM Home Business Opportunity, Network Marketing by on Jun 16th, 2010. Comment.
Multi-Level-Marketing (MLM) is a field for people with tremendous determination and diligence coupled with a prolific social network. Along with these you also need to have some key skills to make that winning sale. Sales in general require some basic selling skill sets and it’s no different with MLM.
Following are the basic skills for MLM:
Listening:
Patient listening is critical for effective MLM. You need to listen carefully to your prospective customers. This is a very good way of collecting feedback from your customers. Design your strategies only after analyzing the feedback you receive. This way you should be able to meet your customers’ expectations most effectively. Your patient listening to the customers and incorporation of their feedback will benefit your customers and they will appreciate that you listened to them. This will help you build a loyal and long-term clientèle with regular feedback from them.
Handling questions:
If your customer gives you a list of what they want in your company’s products, then nothing better than that. But, this is rarely the case. Customers generally resist expressing their views openly. You will need to extract the information from them by establishing effective communication. You need to be sensitive enough in your approach so that your customers open up without hesitation and give you the feedback you need to take the next step. The analysis of feedback will help you strategize further to convert prospective clients to actual ones.
Handling objections:
If a customer objects to one of the unalterable features of your company, then you need to reply very politely and empathetically. Think well before replying and never ever agree with the objection. Just show that you understand the problem and give a sound reason why the objectionable element exists.
Once you’re certain you have patiently heard and resolved the questions from your prospective customers, you are ready to invite them to join the group.
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Affiliate programs are great and can make you some good money. I like to think of affiliate programs as network marketing “lite”. Most affiliate programs only pay 1 or 2 levels deep and more often than not relied more on my personal efforts. What they are missing is “leverage”. You know, OPE (other people’s efforts) and OPM (other people’s money). As I understood this better, it was natural for me to graduate to Network Marketing.
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Along with the explosive growth of the Web has come explosive growth in Internet fraud and “get-rich-quick” schemes. Beware of such claims! Educate yourself about the differences between what constitutes a legitimate business opportunity and Pyramid Schemes, Ponzi Schemes, and Related Frauds.
Multi-Level Marketing
Multi-Level Marketing or Network Marketing has long been associated with fraudulent “get-rich-quick” schemes. Certainly any economic endeavor will attract those looking for the fast buck and those unscrupulous ones who are determined to separate your from your money. What’s new about that? You even find those folks on Wall Street and in Washington, D.C. The trick is to separate the frauds from the legitimate opportunities. And, there are legitimate opportunities!
A long standing principle in the Free Enterprise system is “buyer beware.” It is the buyers responsibility to educate themselves so they can make an informed buying decision.
Corporate Cover-Up
The truth is, ALL businesses are structured as a “pyramid.” You have the owners, CEO’s, and other executives at the top of the pyramid with the management people in the middle and the workers at the bottom.
The difference between this corporate pyramid structure and legitimate network marketing companies is that in the corporate environment, those at the top have a vested interest in protecting their elevated positions at the expense of those below them. In network marketing, ALL those in the business have an EQUAL opportunity to share in the overall success of the business. Indeed, it is not uncommon for someone to enter towards the bottom of the pyramid structure only to rise in a short time to a top level position in the company. You WILL NOT find that sort of opportunity in the corporate pyramid.
There has been a long standing conspiracy in our society perpetrated by corporations, labor unions, government officials, attorneys, educators, and others to protect the corporate pyramids and the wealth they assimilate. In fact, we are all involved in network marketing every day of our lives. We recommend movies, restaurants, books, music, stores, services, and the whole gamut of business. But, rarely are the ones who are making those recommendations rewarded for doing so. In multi-level marketing, all those along the chain who recommends products and services are rewarded for their efforts. In the corporate environment, or “single-level” marketing when you make a recommendation the company keeps the rewards for themselves.
The corporate pyramids indeed have an economic interest in maintaining their single-level marketing system and keeping the truth about multi-level marketing from the public.
In more recent years Network Marketing has been gaining in acceptance and popularity. It is proving itself to be an effective, professional, and rewarding business model. Witness the growth of “Affiliate Programs” on the Internet. Affiliate programs ARE multi-level marketing. Nearly all business that market on the Internet now have an affiliate program to reward others for recommending their services.
I’m sure you’ve heard of Amazon.com. That is network marketing. Amazon.com has not grown to be the company they are by adhering to old business practices. No! They offer their network of thousands of affiliates (network marketers) commissions for recommending books and other products.
Filed under Network Marketing by on Jan 17th, 2010. Comment.
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