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Originally Posted by gobear2000
My mum is a newbie and she is interested in joining the a affiliate programme that she's looked into a couple and to be honest, she is not expert in marketing, but however, she do alot of people who will be able to do it and is confident her lower level will sell good as they are experts.
She wants to know, provided she let them sign in as 2nd tier, is it possible that she does not require to make a sale at all and just refer as many 2nd tier peopel to get the 2nd tier commission or something even though the 2nd tier commission is small? Or does she require to make a sale in order to be able to get the 2nd tier commission?
That's an interesting question but I suppose that's better than nothing as she is making the advantage of it.
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Hello,
No you do not have to make personally direct sales to earn from your 2nd tier. But then again, you MUST READ the RULES. Many 2-tier programs have limits and will definitely think you are depending on your 2nd tier. I would not want to make sales for someone (sponsor) if I were in their 2nd tier....not from MY efforts, NO! You lose because what that does is benefit the 2nd tiers since their direct referrals are building and most likely their 2nd tier. Still, would not be a good idea to let the 2tierees do the work and expect something for nothing. Best to always build your own direct personal referral base as big as possible. You will reap what you sow believe me.
Must note that these affiliate owners have control-panels (back-office) that run these affiliate programs and WILL KNOW who's putting forth and who's not!
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I have done it. --!-- personally and presently I'am in a 2 tier program. Been there now for 3 mos and making $510 every month. This was made possible because I built my direct-referrals to a point where I earn from them and their 2nd tier. Got it?
Goodluck!
Levi
