Affiliate MLM Program

How Affiliate Programs Work

Here’s an example of how an affiliate MLM program might work. Tony writes a MLM Prospecting eBook. He decides to sell it for $40. He promotes it and sells lots of copies. He receives feedback from his customers that his eBook is awesome and very high quality. As a result, he decides to let some of his customers promote his eBook for him. He agrees to give 50% of the sale to each affiliate. They each get their own unique link and are responsible for promoting it. Tony only pays his affiliates when they make a sale, and best of all he doesn’t generate any extra advertising costs. Simply put, it’s a win-win deal.

Obviously, the people who normally make the most amount of money with affiliate programs are the people who create the programs. However, there are countless people who earn a very good living promoting other people’s products, too.

If you are involved with network marketing, you should promote several different affiliate products. It gives you multiple streams of income and diversifies your business. Additionally, you can even make money off the people who say no to your business opportunity. If you aren’t promoting affiliate programs, you are leaving lots of money on the table. Even better, some affiliate programs also allow you to get paid on two levels. That means you can “recruit” people and also get paid from the people they personally recruit.

My Top Three Affiliate MLM Programs

Site Build It: This is hands down my favorite affiliate MLM program. When you refer someone to Site Build It, you earn $75 per sale. You also earn a residual income when they renew their website each year. If they choose the monthly option, instead of the yearly payment, you earn a little bit less. You can also earn bonuses one level deep. So, if you recruit Tina and Tina recruits Joe, you can earn money from Joe’s purchase. Personally, I think it’s a pretty good deal.

Magnetic Sponsoring: This is my second favorite affiliate MLM program. Mike Dillard is the creator of Magnetic Sponsoring. What I like most about this program is the quality of the Mike’s training courses. He provides cutting edge training for network marketers at a very reasonable price. If you’ve never checked out his courses, you should. With Magnetic Sponsoring, you only get paid on the people that bring into the program. Mike’s products are a great funded proposal for your MLM business.

Lead Sales: Lead Sales are another great affiliate MLM program. Most lead companies offer a generous affiliate program where you can earn 20-50% of the sale for referring someone. That’s a pretty good deal. Personally, I think it’s best if you use the company yourself. That way, you know whether or not the leads are quality or crap.

If you are real savvy, you can create your own affiliate products. But if you are just starting out, I think it’s a better idea to promote someone else’s product first, while you learn the ropes. Once you know what you are doing, you can start developing your own products.

Final Thoughts

In conclusion, an affiliate MLM program is a network marketing program that provides profit sharing with people who promote it. If you are involved in network marketing, you need to generate multiple streams of income. That way, you can diversify your business and make money off the people who don’t join your business. If you are just getting started with affiliate marketing, you should get started by promoting someone else’s product first, so you can learn the ropes of affiliate marketing.

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