Comments on: new GNLD Manager & Senior Manager qualifications

By: David & Heide

David & Heide — Wed, 07 Dec 2016 06:53:30 +0000

Dibiagwu, you need an urgent meeting with your sponsor to find out about GNLD’s business plan.

By: Lebo

Lebo — Wed, 30 Nov 2016 19:12:10 +0000

Hi I have 341pv this month will I be able to earn monthly bonuses

By: DIBIAGWU

DIBIAGWU — Mon, 28 Nov 2016 09:53:36 +0000

DOES ONE PERSON REGISTERED UNDER MY ID EQUAL 1PV ?

By: David & Heide

David & Heide — Sun, 12 Jun 2016 11:21:06 +0000

Hi Elisha.

Hope you don’t mind me saying it looks as if you are still thinking like an employee, rather than a business owner.

One of the differences between an employee and the owner of a business is this. The employee works for a month and expects to get paid for the month’s work. In a year’s time, the monthly salary may have gone up a little, but it will be more or less the same as the first month.

A business owner knows the first few months getting everything established will result in hardly any profit. However, as the business expands and gains momentum, the profits also expand and gain momentum, eventually far exceeding the employee’s income.

So, Elisha, think long term, rather than work a month, get paid for a month. Focus on laying a good foundation for your future business growth, and you will eventually get the rewards you deserve.

By: David & Heide

David & Heide — Sun, 12 Jun 2016 10:45:55 +0000

Hi Adisa.

Congratulations on your decision to start a GNLD business.

One of the differences between an employee and the owner of a business is this. The employee works for a month and expects to get paid for the month’s work.

In a year’s time, the monthly salary may have gone up a little, but it will be more or less the same as the first month.

A business owner knows the first few months getting everything established will result in hardly any profit.

However, as the business expands and gains momentum, the profits also expand and gain momentum, eventually far exceeding the employee’s income.

So, Adisa, in the first couple of months in your new GNLD business focus on laying a good foundation for your future business growth.

In particular:

a. learn about GNLD products and their benefits (knowledge)

b. start using products yourself (credibility)

c. tell other people about the benefits you get from the products you use, so you get customers and make sales (profits)

d. learn how the business works so you can talk about it, advertise it, and recruit new business members for your team (bonuses)

e. show your team members what you are doing and guide them to do the same as you (duplication)

By: Elisha gyimah

Elisha gyimah — Sat, 11 Jun 2016 11:08:53 +0000

gnld bonuses in Ghana should be given out.eg.when a distributor gets 100pv he or she should be given at least 100¢ and 200¢ when he gets 200pv respectively

By: Adisa yusuf

Adisa yusuf — Fri, 03 Jun 2016 21:56:51 +0000

Pls sir am a new partner wit full registration in gnld how much is the smallest amount that i would use to start the business an how much would i be earn in a month

By: David & Heide

David & Heide — Wed, 28 Oct 2015 16:04:19 +0000

Hi Rachel.
In order to benefit from your team’s activities, you need to have a minimum of 100 PV of product orders under your own GNLD ID number, in any business month.
May I suggest you sit down with your Sponsor and go through the business system with him/her to familiarise yourself with PV, BV, and so on, again.

By: Rachel

Rachel — Thu, 22 Oct 2015 21:30:19 +0000

as a director, if I could not do any point in the last 2 months and did only 21points last month, will I have to start afresh?

By: David & Heide

David & Heide — Mon, 15 Jun 2015 12:18:09 +0000

Hi Pato.

The company does not pay you anything for being a member. You have to work to develop your own Distributorship, so you can pay yourself.

If you sell 100PV of products every month in your business, you will make a small profit. The profit is the difference between what you pay for the products (Distributor Price, DP), and the price you sell them for (Suggested Retail Price, SVP).

Sales of 100PV do not qualify you for a bonus (Sales Volume Bonus, SVB), and of course, with no team, you are not eligible for any other type of bonus.