HOW TO ACHIEVE MY GOALS IN THE FIRST 30-60-90 DAYS

No two people approach their business the same exact way.
And the beauty of Youngevity is we make it easy to customize your approach. If you prefer to focus solely on product sales, you can. If you also want to incorporate team building, you can do that too. In any case, this scenario planner will help keep you on your chosen path.
We recommend having this planner on-hand when discussing your goals with your enroller. Use it to estimate your possible monthly commissions for each Customer type—this will help you create scenarios that show different ways to attain your goals.
Remember, achieving any goal takes effort. So work consistently on your business every week.
Plan out your schedule, with a focus on helping Customers find products that meet their needs and sharing the business opportunity with people interested in joining your team.

HOW DOES THIS SCENARIO PLANNER WORK?

By adjusting the number of Customers you attain each month, you can determine if you’re on the right track. In fact, this planner helps you create scenarios that show different ways to reach your goals by acquiring different Customer types (Retail, Preferred, New Distributor).
For calculation purposes, we’ve made some assumptions below. And since the compensation plan provides a different pay structure for new versus existing Customers, we’ve included those considerations as well. Note: If you’re acquiring Customers and their average orders are below the scenarios we’ve outlined below, you should expect lower commission results.

Our Assumptions

 

New

  • Retail Customer – Average order value of $129 (Average QV 93/BV 83) – Earns Retail Profit of $25.80 (20%)
  • Preferred Customer – Average order value of $107 (QV 96/BV 86) – Earns 30% Commission (Quick Start)
  • Distributor – Average order value of $199 (Average QV 200/BV 100) – Earns 30% Commission (Quick Start)

Existing

  • Retail Customer – Average order of $129 (QV 93/BV 83) – Earns Retail Profit of $25.80 (20%)
  • Preferred Customer – Average order of $107 (QV 96/BV 86) – Earns 8% Commission
  • Distributor – Average order of $144 (QV 130/BV 115) – Earns 8% Commission
NOTE: These commission scenarios are based on the assumption you have qualified your account as a Sales Associate – or 150 Personal QV.

HOW TO USE THE INTERACTIVE MODEL

In the variable fields below, you’ll see a default scenario that meets the commission targets suggested for a new Distributor in their first 30-60-90 days.
Examples of this business model are detailed in this How I Achieved My Goals PDF.
You can also change these based on your particular business model. If you choose to sell only to Preferred Customers exclusively (no Retail Customers), you can adjust the numbers and the planner will automatically update to the new estimated commissions. Please Note: the Average order value (including average QV/BV) remains constant.
New Retail Customers New Preferred Customers New Distributors Existing Retail Customers Existing Preferred Customers Existing Distributors
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60 Days
90 Days

YOUR CALCULATIONS

  • Days 0-30
  • GOAL: $150-$200 Personal Commissions
  • Total Frontline (Min of 3)
  • Total Group Volume (GQV)
  • Rank
  • Estimated Commission
  • Days 31-60
  • GOAL: $250-$300 Personal Commissions
  • Total Frontline (Min of 3)
  • Total Group Volume (GQV)
  • Rank
  • Estimated Commission
  • Days 61-90
  • GOAL: $350-$400 Personal Commissions
  • Total Frontline (Min of 3)
  • Total Group Volume (GQV)
  • Rank
  • Estimated Commission
NOTE: Click the refresh icon () in your browser to reset this model to default values.
These calculations are strictly a guide and should not be used to compare to actual commissions earned. Should you have questions about actual commissions earned please contact Customer Service.
Youngevity prohibits its Distributors from making income earning claims in association with the promotion of Youngevity business opportunities. Whether an individual who becomes a Youngevity Distributor will earn more than he or she pays for the business opportunity depends on multiple independent and dependent variables that are impossible to predict, such as economic factors unique to each location where product sales are attempted and the sales talents of each individual distributor.