About This Video
http://tinyurl.com/y9lbswe Agel Enterprises is a typical MLM business that uses independent distributors to market their line of nutritional supplements instead of using a traditional storefront distribution system. Distributors can earn money from retail sales of the products they buy at wholesale prices from the company or recruit people into the system and receive a commission from sales made by the new recruits. Practically all MLM companies structure their compensation plans to entice new recruits. After all, that's usually where the real money is for both the company and the distributors. Take a good look at the compensation plan offered by any MLM company and crunch some numbers so you don't end up working like a horse for small change.
The Compensation Plan
To become a distributor, you'll be asked to buy in with either a Personal Pack ($250) or an Executive Kit ($1000). Agel has basically tweaked a multi-level marketing two-leg commission model (binary) and given it the name "Quadra-Plan." Some distributors have been known to oversell Agel's income opportunity. Agel's plan is supposed to generate massive residual income for its distributors, but while it is theoretically possible to make $25,000 US a month, the chances of everything lining up exactly the way you want it to are very, very small. In fact, a more realistic outlook would be to consider that in order to make just $2,000 per month, you would need to have around 400 people receiving Agel products on auto-ship.
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