What's the best way to structure this affiliate program???
I have a question that maybe someone can give me some advice on???
I'm setting up a website. It's going to have an affiliate program. The main product starts at 25 dollars a month. Then I was thinking of adding some much bigger levels of membership. Like possibly going as high as 500 per month for the top package.
My challenge is setting up this affiliate program. Because I'm trying to sell it to members as almost like a "biz opp". I was gonna do a 3 tier program. So for every membership they sell the member gets paid
$10 per month on tier 1,
$5 on tier 2
$2 on tier 3.
But I was kinda doing the math on that and it just doesn't look awfully exciting. Like that means a user has to get possibly as many as 100 members under them just to be making 1000 per month.
Like how are they suppose to get excited about that? that's what got me confused. I was thinking that I want to be able to show in my sales info that they can earn at least 1 to 5k per month with not a lot of sign ups. Like unless they sign up 1000 members there's really not much money there. And that leaves me less profit per month too.
The product prices for the membership I'm selling could likely be setup like into 4 different levels of membership. So 25 for the basic, 100 for advanced, 250 for professional and 500 per month for Enterprise.
So maybe if I got some people joining at the higher levels it might start to build some excitement in terms of what kind of money the affiliate could earn.
But it's just challenging, Like I'm trying to set it up in a way where I could show the affiliate that they might be able to make a good living at this with not a lot of members under them.
But the challenge ends up being that these affiliate modules that you use to track the program only allow for levels and commissions per level. They don't allow for anything exotic like say for example the Empower network has. Like a one up system. Plus I don't think paypal allows that kind of thing.
So I'm just trying to figure out how to make this work???
Like is there any good examples where a company is charging say 25 bucks a month for a service, but still has the affiliate system set up in a way to look as if the affiliate can make some serious money threw it?
If I could find some examples I might be able to mimic a working business model. Anyway let me know if you have any ideas that might help for this? Thanks.:rolleyes:
I'm setting up a website. It's going to have an affiliate program. The main product starts at 25 dollars a month. Then I was thinking of adding some much bigger levels of membership. Like possibly going as high as 500 per month for the top package.
My challenge is setting up this affiliate program. Because I'm trying to sell it to members as almost like a "biz opp". I was gonna do a 3 tier program. So for every membership they sell the member gets paid
$10 per month on tier 1,
$5 on tier 2
$2 on tier 3.
But I was kinda doing the math on that and it just doesn't look awfully exciting. Like that means a user has to get possibly as many as 100 members under them just to be making 1000 per month.
Like how are they suppose to get excited about that? that's what got me confused. I was thinking that I want to be able to show in my sales info that they can earn at least 1 to 5k per month with not a lot of sign ups. Like unless they sign up 1000 members there's really not much money there. And that leaves me less profit per month too.
The product prices for the membership I'm selling could likely be setup like into 4 different levels of membership. So 25 for the basic, 100 for advanced, 250 for professional and 500 per month for Enterprise.
So maybe if I got some people joining at the higher levels it might start to build some excitement in terms of what kind of money the affiliate could earn.
But it's just challenging, Like I'm trying to set it up in a way where I could show the affiliate that they might be able to make a good living at this with not a lot of members under them.
But the challenge ends up being that these affiliate modules that you use to track the program only allow for levels and commissions per level. They don't allow for anything exotic like say for example the Empower network has. Like a one up system. Plus I don't think paypal allows that kind of thing.
So I'm just trying to figure out how to make this work???
Like is there any good examples where a company is charging say 25 bucks a month for a service, but still has the affiliate system set up in a way to look as if the affiliate can make some serious money threw it?
If I could find some examples I might be able to mimic a working business model. Anyway let me know if you have any ideas that might help for this? Thanks.:rolleyes:
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