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COMMISSION
Commission - [kəˈmiʃən] Money earned by a person who sells things for someone else.
Arabic: عُمولَه، سَمْسَرَه | Chinese (Simplified): 佣金 | Chinese (Traditional): 佣金
Czech: provize | Danish: provision; kommission | Dutch: commissie | Estonian: vahendustasu
French: commission | German: die Vergütung | Icelandic: umboðslaun | Japanese: 手数料
Latvian: komisijas nauda | Lithuanian: komisiniai pinigai | Norwegian: provisjon
Polish: prowizja | Portuguese (Portugal): percentagem | Romanian: comision
Russian: комиссионные | Slovak: provízia | Slovenian: provizija | Turkish: komisyon
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Irrespective of what language is used to pronounce the word it still carries identical significance to sales people the world over. It is my firm belief that it takes a certain type of individual to be a commission salesperson. That individual must be skillful enough to efficiently convey a message in fifty unique ways while accepting the odds that none among the message versions may result in a sale and that his/her livelihood depends on each one being successful.
The kind of individual who understands the odds and is willing to take on the challenge anyway, and make the sacrifices that must necessarily be made. The person has to be ready to share before he or she is successful, while having a clear knowledge that sharing is not selling; selling only happens when the transaction is closed and earnings are assured; for even though selling tend to be described as sharing, the reverse is usually not true – especially commission based selling- which in my opinion is among the purest types of selling.
I shared multiple things with prospects throughout my years in commission sales. I shared my time, know-how, office, car as well as my opinions, among other things; But what I never shared with my customers, was the merchandise I was selling to them. Had I shared that I would have had nada to sell and therefore would have wasted thirty- five years of my life without anything to show for it. Clearly, that is not the case because I supported my family throughout those years on commission sales.
The point here is distinction between methods and approaches used by proficient sales people (affiliates online/eCommerce market place) who earn a living from commission sales and those utilized at occasional tea parties where hobbyists exchange/discuss their favorite flavors, apparel fashions, and scents, among other things. This isn't a knock on hobbyists or tea parties, purely an observation of distinctions as they exist.
The same distinction exists with online marketing, which encompasses internet marketers, merchants, and the practices utilized to market and sell their products - including article marketing, blog marketing social marketing and mlm, plus several others. So it is essential to comprehend where information sharing ends and selling begins.
The need to comprehend distinctions became more apparent since the FTC presented new rulings in its Guides 'Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising' which took effect on December 1, 2009. Sometimes the most effective way to reach clarity is to convey a clear and concise message, and in cases where clarity about an advertiser/affiliate relationship are not to the best advantage of bottom-line purposes of the principals, it seems that there may not be another choice open because as per Section 255. - Purpose and definitions- of the 'Guides', ...any advertising message (including verbal statements, demonstrations, or depictions of the name, signature, likeness or other identifying personal characteristics of an individual or the name or seal of an organization) that consumers are likely to believe reflects the opinions, beliefs, findings, or experiences of a party other than the sponsoring advertiser, even if the views expressed by that party are identical to those of the sponsoring advertiser. The party whose belief, findings or experience the message appears to reflect will be called the endorser and may be an individual, group, or institution.
There is generally no distinction in things that are identical, so "...views expressed..." in sponsor/agent relationships will have to be explored. More about this topic can be found at the FTC website.
