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               FOLLOW

      YOUR HEART 

                 BUT

        TAKE YOUR BRAIN

              WITH YOU

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Authored by Hock H.E. Tan on 29th December 2011

Authored by kevinn on 22nd October 2011

Australian 2 Up Plan is another kind of Marketing Plan used by some MLM companies.

How it works?

When you join a MLM company as a distributor, you will build your business and generate sales volume. From the sales volume, you climb up the rank and earning the percentage, for example :

0-250PV = 3%, 450PV = 6%, 750PV = 9% and so on…

In order for you to be promoted, going up the rank, you must transfer 2 of your personally sponsored downlines to your upline.

The MLM Companies using this type of Marketing Plan are : Infinity Downlines, Nutrimetics and Holiday Magic.

Note: Holiday Magic already closed down in 1973.

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Authored by kevinn on 18th October 2011

              Inside of 

     Every

             problem

               lies an

        Opportunity

Robert Kiyosaki

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Authored by kevinn on 14th October 2011

The donkey had no choice. The driver is controlling the donkey.

Donkey = Distributor

Driver = The Company

Carrot = Bonus

One of the reason of having Marketing Plan in a MLM Company is to know how are distributors being paid. 

Another aspect you will notice in a MLM Marketing Plans is the rank/position, in which you will achieve as your group grows. There are companies showing many levels of ranking and income potential by acquiring that rank. Nevertheless, not many distributors can achieve to the top/reach to the top, because the Company made it that way. There are others who make it achievable for their distributors.  

You can also cut the carrot and put the pieces on the ground for the donkey to eat or changing priorities and it will also move forward or to where you want it to go.

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Authored by kevinn on 12th October 2011