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Article Title: Affiliate Marketing Versus Network Marketing
Author: Gary Ruplinger
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When it comes to making money online, a lot of people wonder if
they should go with affiliate marketing or network marketing. If
you talk to an affiliate marketer, they�ll probably tell you
that affiliate marketing is the best way to go. If you talk to
a network marketer, they�ll certainly tell you that network
marketing is definitely your best bet.
I�ve done both, and I�ll tell you the answer � it depends. Each
has its advantages and disadvantages. Fortunately, you can make
money with both.
Since affiliate marketing is a bit simpler, let�s cover that
one first. With affiliate marketing whenever you sell a product
for someone else, you get paid a commission. The commission
varies depending on the company, but 30-50% is common in the
information product business. For physical products, 10-20% is
typical.
All you need to do is refer the business and you�re
responsibility is done. The owner of the product takes care of
the fulfillment and customer service. All you need to worry
about is making sales to get paid.
Network marketing is a little different. In network marketing,
you make money not only on the sales you make directly, but you
also profit when the people underneath you sell something and
you profit when the people under them sell something as well.
(The number of levels down varies by company but they all
usually go at least three levels deep.) The idea of making
money on other peoples� work appeals to a lot of people, which
helps explain why network marketing is such a popular business.
At first, it may seem that network marketing is substantially
better than affiliate marketing. However, keep in mind that the
percentage you make on your own sales in network marketing is
substantially lower than the percentage you typically make from
affiliate sales.
If you want to make a lot of money with network marketing, you
need to do more than just make your own sales. You also need to
motivate the people underneath you to make sales and teach them
to help their own people make sales. Your role in network
marketing isn�t just that of a salesperson. You also need to
take on the role of a teacher.
In affiliate marketing, the role of a teacher isn�t necessary.
If you don�t want to worry about having to motivate other
people to take action, then affiliate marketing is probably a
better choice for you since you�ll only be depending on what
you do to make money.
If you enjoy teaching and working with people, then network
marketing is probably the better choice for you to make.
Either way, you�re making a choice that can make you plenty of
money if you�re willing to put the time and effort in.
About The Author: Gary Ruplinger is an Internet marketer whose
been involved in both network marketing and affiliate
marketing. To learn about affiliate marketing, visit
http://www.projectxresults.com and to learn more about network
marketing visit http://www.mlmfx.com
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