In this guide, you’ll learn:
How team commissions work and how much you can earn.
The benefits of mentoring new agents and helping them succeed.
How leadership bonuses are structured and how to qualify.
When you recruit and train new agents, you receive a percentage of their sales as an override commission. This does not reduce their earnings—it is a bonus for your leadership efforts.
If your agent sells $5,000 worth of products and your commission is 10%, you earn $500.
If you have 5 active agents, each selling $5,000, you earn $2,500 in additional commissions.
Your Rank or Level – The higher your leadership rank, the more you earn from your team.
Team Performance – The more successful your team, the higher your overall commission.
Depth of Your Team – Some structures allow you to earn from multiple levels of recruits.
Help your agents increase their sales.
Encourage agents to recruit new members.
Mentor and train them to improve retention.
Agents who receive proper training and support tend to sell more and stay longer, which benefits both them and you.
New agents earn faster, increasing their motivation.
Fewer dropouts, meaning you don’t lose potential income.
A well-trained team sells more, boosting your commissions.
Provide a Clear Onboarding Process
Guide them through registration and training.
Ensure they understand the sales process and compensation system.
Help Them Get Their First Sales Quickly
Encourage them to start with personal contacts and social media.
Assist with their first few sales calls or presentations.
Offer Ongoing Training and Support
Hold weekly coaching calls and Q&A sessions.
Share successful sales techniques and strategies.
Recognize and Reward Achievements
Celebrate their first sale, biggest sale, or new leadership rank.
Offer incentives like small gifts or public recognition.
Encourage a Growth Mindset
Teach them how to handle rejection and stay consistent.
Help them set realistic sales goals.
Week 1: Learn the product catalog and complete sales training.
Week 2: Make the first sales pitch and follow up with leads.
Week 3: Start recruiting new agents.
Week 4: Close first sales and set monthly goals.
Leadership bonuses reward agents who successfully build and support a productive team. These bonuses are in addition to personal sales and team commissions.
Achieve a Specific Personal Sales Volume
Continue making sales to stay active.
Develop a Strong Team with Consistent Sales
Your team must reach certain sales milestones.
Help Your Agents Get Promoted
Leadership bonuses often depend on helping your team members advance.
Recruit quality agents who are serious about sales success.
Host team challenges and sales contests to motivate performance.
Offer leadership training to help agents grow into mentors.
Track performance and provide personalized coaching.
Unlike personal sales, where income stops when you stop selling, a strong team provides continuous earnings.
Year 1: You recruit 5 agents and train them.
Year 2: Your agents recruit their own teams, growing your network to 25 agents.
Year 3: You reach a leadership level where team commissions make up 70% of your income.
Recruit and develop leaders who will train others.
Encourage agents to build their own teams.
Expand into new markets using online and offline methods.
Earning from team commissions, overrides, and leadership bonuses is the key to long-term financial success as an agent. By mentoring new agents, developing strong sales teams, and reaching leadership ranks, you can dramatically increase your earnings.
Recruit motivated agents who want to succeed.
Train and mentor new agents to help them start selling quickly.
Encourage referrals and team growth to multiply your earnings.
Qualify for leadership bonuses by reaching sales and recruitment goals.
By helping others succeed, you create long-term income stability and open up endless opportunities in your sales career. 🚀