According to industry facts, the average network marketer will sponsor 2.4 people. I have seen a whole bunch of marketing plans over the years, and I’ve only seen ONE that allows the average person to make a lot of money by only sponsoring two people. There are a lot of great companies out there and most have pretty good marketing plans, but if they require you to sponsor 3 or more people to make some significant income, then the cards are stacked against you from the beginning.
Why would someone want to build a business that requires them and their team to sponsor 3 or more people? It doesn’t make a lot of sense. The only way I would even try a compensation plan like that is if the company had a product that changed my life and was underpriced in the marketplace. (overpriced products in networking opportunities is another story)
The only plan I even consider is the binary plan. When I first heard of the binary plan, I looked up some information on the internet. The only thing bad I could find was some blog posts and they obviously had been mis-informed about how a true binary works. From my experience so far, it works really well, and in the plan I’m in, everyone can make more than $25,000 per week and only sponsor two people.
Can you make money in a plan that is not a binary? You bet, and people do it all the time. My question however is, if you are expecting average people to join you in your business, are you ready for a high failure rate? You will go through a bunch of average people and sort them into two categories: First, most of the average people will only sponsor 2.4 people, not make much money and then quite. Second, the other group will do whatever it takes to become more than average so that they can step up to the challenge and sponsor enough people to make it work. Just remember that the people in the second group will have to go through the same sorting phase with their team too.
Get involved with a binary that only requires that you sponsor two people, and be sure to use traditional marketing methods so that you can pass on a duplicatable system to the people who join you.
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