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How Much Can I Earn A Month from Mobile Number Profiling?

(The following is in S$, for RM, please multiply by 3 times.  For Indonesia, New Zealand and Europe, please convert into your local currencies).

As you know, we have 4 FREE online Talks a week on the Power of Mobile Numbers.  The English talks are on every Tuesday and Saturday 2.13 to 4 pm.  The Mandarin talks are on every Tuesday and Friday 7.13 to 9.31 pm. 

On top of that, our shops at Bugis area are open 7 days a week from 10 am to 7 pm.  

Thus to target 10 prospects for each week is very reasonable.  

Assuming a success rate of 20% to 30% for online events, you will get minimum of 2 new sign-ups a week.  If you are on the $949 package, your commission is 15%.  So your income is $285 to $748 a week with 2 sign-ups.   

There are 4 weeks in a month, your income will be $1,140 to $2,992 a month with 8 sign-ups.   

On top of that, 40% to 60% of our members do top up their package from $949 to $2,499.  When they top up $1,550, you earn 15% to 40% of that $1,550, which is $232 minimum.  On average you will get 3 to 4 top-ups a month, so your income will be an additional income of $697 a month.

Base on your level 1 sign-ups, your income a month could be $1,140 + $697 = $1,837 minimum.  . 

In short, just from your level 1 sign-ups, you could earn close to $2K a month.

On top of that, you also earn 5% or 10% commission on your level 2 sign-ups.  Assuming only half of your level 1 people sign-up people, and they each sign up $949, your level 2 income a month will be $94.9 x 8 x 50% = $379.60.

So total income a month is easy $2.3K in a month.  If say 20% of your people go for $2,499 package directly, your income will be higher by 25%, which is $3K to $3.6K a month. Note that the company also has other services including Fengshui consultancy, Bazi consultancy and name change. So your income will be even higher. 

The next question is how to invite 10 prospects a week?  

If you use the following 10 tools, you can get easily 20 to 50 prospects a week. I am only using 6 of them and I get more than 12 prospects a week: 
1. Facebook Groups and Facebook page
2. Facebook newsfeeds
3. WeChat 
4. Instagram
5. LinkedIn
6. WhatsApp Groups
7. WhatsApp direct message or message broadcast
8. Emails
9. Articles and videos on YouTube, blogs, websites, internet forums etc
10. Your offline friends and people that you come across every day, including people that you meet at the lifts, bank lobbies, food courts, etc

Understand that the above is for people who do this part-time, not full-time. Your work is primarily forwarding of messages, no need to do any selling, detailed explanation or even meeting them beforehand.  But if you know or do more, you will course will earn more. Wouldn't you agree with me that this is very achievable by you and most people? Let me know your thoughts. Other related articles:

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