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Millions of home business owners are putting their focus on all the wrong things.

In this video Diane Hochman takes you through an exercise that will completely change your perspective and help you increase your earnings.

Companies have devised a variety of MLM compensation plans over the decades. * Stairstep Breakaway plans This type of plan is characterized as having representatives who are responsible for both personal and group sales volumes. Volume is created by recruiting and by retailing product. Various discounts or rebates may be paid to group leaders and a group leader can be any representative with one or more downline recruits. Once predefined personal and/or group volumes are achieved, a representative moves up a commission level. This continues until the representative’s sales volume reaches the top commission level and “breaks away” from their upline. From that point on, the new group is no longer considered part of his upline’s group and the multi-level compensation aspect ceases. The original upline usually continues to be compensated through override commissions and other incentives. * Unilevel plans This type of plan is often considered the simplest of compensation plans. Uni-Level plans pay commissions primarily based on the number of levels a recipient is from the original representative who is purchasing the product. Commissions are not based on title or rank achieved. By qualifying with a minimum sales requirement, representatives earn unlimited commissions on a limited number of levels of downline recruited representatives. * Matrix plans This type of plan is similar to a Uni-Level plan, except there is also a limited number of representatives who can be placed on the first level. Recruits beyond the maximum number of first level positions allowed are automatically placed in other downline (lower level) positions. Matrix plans often have a maximum width and depth. When all positions in a representative’s downline matrix are filled (maximum width and depth is reached for all participants in a matrix), a new matrix may be started. Like Uni-Level plans, representatives in a matrix earn unlimited commissions on limited levels of volume with minimal sales quotas. * Binary plans: A binary plan is a multilevel marketing compensation plan which allows distributors to have only two front-line distributors. If a distributor sponsors more than two distributors, the excess are placed at levels below the sponsoring distributor’s front-line. This “spillover” is one of the most attractive features to new distributors since they need only sponsor two distributors to participate in the compensation plan. The primary limitation is that distributors must “balance” their two downline legs to receive commissions. Balancing legs typically requires that the number of sales from one downline leg constitute no more than a specified percentage of the distributor’s total sales. [15] * Hybrid plans are compensation plans that are constructed using elements of more than one type of compensation plan. * ACN Inc. * Agel (MLM company) * Alticor * Amsoil * Amway Global, also known as Quixtar * Avon Products * BioPerformance * Cobra Group * Dynamic Essentials (Company dissolved in 2003) * Deutsche Vermögensberatung * Equinox International * Excel Communications * ENG * Forever Living Products * Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing * Freelife * Fuel Freedom International * Fund America, Inc. * Herbalife * Holiday Magic (Company dissolved in 1974) * Juice Plus * Kleeneze * LifeVantage * Mannatech * Mary Kay * Mini IQ * MonaVie * National Safety Associates * Neways * Nu Skin Enterprises * Omegatrend * Oriflame * Pre-paid_legal_services * Quest International * RMP * Sahara Care House * Shaklee Corporation * Stream Energy * Success University * Sunrider International * Tahitian Noni International * Telecom Plus * Trump Network * United Sciences of America, Inc. (Company dissolved in 1987) * USANA Health Sciences * World Financial Group * XanGo * YourTravelBiz.com

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