The Australian Two Up

This is a marketing plan that is very unique. Basically, the two people you recruit are ‘given’ to your up-line sponsor and the rest of the recruits are yours. Here is an illustration:



Assume that each person you recruit, you are eligible to earn $100. U sponsors Q1, Q2, A and B. You earn ONLY on A and B but not on Q1 and Q2 as those sales go to your UPLINE SPONSOR. Q1 and Q2 are your qualifying sales. Basically by finding Q1 and Q2, you have basically qualified to earn from A and B and subsequently C, D, E and as many as you would like.
Similarly,



A recruits A1, A2 and Z. The sales of A1 and A2 goes up to U and the sales of Z goes up to A. As long as U keeps Q1 and Q2 going, he is eligible to earn as wide as he wants and as deep as he wants! (A1 and A2 is now part of U’s group. This will multiply by 2 each time it goes deeper enabling him to earn income up to Infinity levels!)

The biggest disadvantage of this plan is that sometimes people are selfish and will only leave U with ‘weak’ distributors (for example, Q1 and Q2 are slow learners) while capitalizing on the stronger ones in A and B (leaving the strong ones for themselves). Some might even purchase dummy accounts (known as ‘cats and dogs’ or ‘potatoes’) This leaves their upline with non-moving legs and creates a hollow organization. Some companies deal with this problem by giving bonuses or special overriding mechanisms where you get special bonuses for building them, or even removing the ‘qualified’ status should Q1 or Q2 drops out.


To your Network Marketing success,
The Dot Com Objectives Team

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