Compensation Plan Review
• Our team has world class experience in reviewing compensation
plans.
• Our team will review your compensation plan and can
provide you with invaluable suggestions and input to your
compensation plan.
• Client determines what is best for their company's
objectives.
Informational
Purposes
How To Avoid Launching a Plan that will bankrupt You!
The following factors need to be considered when you develop
your plan:
• The type of people the company is
trying to attract e.g."heavy hitters", experienced
MLM people, upper or middle class professionals, etc.
• The percentage of the revenue your company is looking to pay back to
the distributors.
• What your company wants the distributors to be rewarded for, e.g. recruiting,
training or retailing. This decision can greatly affect the type of distributor
culture that develops.
A new network marketing company needs to design their plan
carefully. Prospective distributors will only join if they
understand how they will be paid. The financial implications
of the compensation plan, company policies, and commission
and bonus levels should be carefully evaluated in a start-up
company.
A good compensation plan will:
• open
doors to as many participants as possible.
• retain the highest number or level of participants as possible.
• encourage the highest dollar amount of purchase involvement
at the earliest point in time, preferably within the first
120 days.
• facilitate the highest possible level of dollar investment
in promotion of the program, creating strong desire to share
the program with others.
*Note: The company's mission and mission statement, if properly
established, will go hand-in-hand with the compensation plan
in creating a desire in its participants to share the program
with others - incentives that go beyond merely the attraction
of money.
In summary, the compensation plan is the means by which distributors
are compensated for building the business. Often the distributor
receives a percentage of the trade of his/her downline (i.e.
a residual), and gets bonuses (e.g. infinity bonus, leadership
bonus) for achieving titles.
Some of the
more popular compensation plans are:
• Unilevel
• Forced Matrix or Network
• Party Plan
• Binary or Binary with a matching check
• Stair-Step/Breakaway
• Hybrid
•
Direct sales
• Australian, 2-up
Most direct sales companies who are more than 15 years old
are Stair-Step Breakaways. Today an increasing number of companies
now opening their doors are unilevels, matrixes, or binaries.
The following are
some percentages of start-ups in recent years:
•
32% Unilevel
• 19% Matrix
• 17% Binaries
• 12% Party plan
• 11% Hybrid
• 3% 2-ups
• 2% Stair-Step Breakaway
• 2% Coded
• 1% Direct sales
•
1% Other
It is our belief that most distributor
compensation plans can be successful. It is simply a matter
of how the plan is
promoted. Of course, the quality of the distributor training
program offered by the company and leaders within the organization
plays the major role. The distributors are the ones that need
to be convinced that THEIR marketing plan "is the best"!
Naturally, this also applies to the products or services offered
by the Company, "People Buy What You Sell Them."
A well-balanced plan is important, be aware of the different
variations of your marketing plan. When designing your Compensation
Plan, you must...
• Be Fair
• Build a Well-Balanced Plan
• Consider the various Orientations
• Consider Customers, Representatives and Management
• Build in Distributor Retention
• Establish an Ongoing Training Program
• Ensure the Opportunity is being Presented Properly
• Lastly, believe that your plan is the best!
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