Both 4 and 5 Star Membership holders receive benefits of the Hotel Plus Card and the Cruise Card for additional savings when booking shorter hotel stays and cruises. These cards can be used unlimited times. PGN members will also receive a weekly newsletter publication that lists what are called "Hot Weeks" These are 7 day/6 night condo stays for as low as $100 for the week. Some of these condos can hold up to 10 people. Additionally, PayDay Generator announced additional benefits called the "Members Only" Cruise Program with more information to be released about that later.
In terms of financial gain, the company's business model is called a Reverse Two-Up. The way this works is that a member's 2nd and 4th sale (and person) is passed up to their sponsor, rather than the traditional first and second. Further, the sponsor will make a $50 override on every single sale that anyone in his/her front line makes forever which creates a residual stream of income. Frank Smith, CEO and Tim Smith, President (and Frank's son) of PayDay Generator are great communicators (Tim is actually a pastor), are available to the members and have an excellent training platform. PayDay Generator does not waive a flag that demands a member advertise one particular way or another. They leave it to each individual member and home business owner to pick and choose what they are comfortable with based on money, time and individual skill sets.
Marketing strategies and resources are available for just about any kind of marketing a member wishes to do, be it offline or online. They offer brochures, cards, door hangers and all kinds of memorabilia on one end of the offline spectrum through AdWords, personal branding, attraction marketing, blogging, etc., for online folks. Smith said, "There's something for everyone". The sign-up process appears at first to be somewhat complicated in that two separate payments are made. One to the sponsor and one to the company. A close look reveals that it's fairly simple but it's just not something that folks are used to seeing a lot of. Smith said, "We set this up on a two payment program so that our members can be paid instantly and directly to them. They like that and they deserve that. The other payment comes to the company for the membership and set up. This requires two separate payments".
In terms of financial gain, the company's business model is called a Reverse Two-Up. The way this works is that a member's 2nd and 4th sale (and person) is passed up to their sponsor, rather than the traditional first and second. Further, the sponsor will make a $50 override on every single sale that anyone in his/her front line makes forever which creates a residual stream of income. Frank Smith, CEO and Tim Smith, President (and Frank's son) of PayDay Generator are great communicators (Tim is actually a pastor), are available to the members and have an excellent training platform. PayDay Generator does not waive a flag that demands a member advertise one particular way or another. They leave it to each individual member and home business owner to pick and choose what they are comfortable with based on money, time and individual skill sets.
Marketing strategies and resources are available for just about any kind of marketing a member wishes to do, be it offline or online. They offer brochures, cards, door hangers and all kinds of memorabilia on one end of the offline spectrum through AdWords, personal branding, attraction marketing, blogging, etc., for online folks. Smith said, "There's something for everyone". The sign-up process appears at first to be somewhat complicated in that two separate payments are made. One to the sponsor and one to the company. A close look reveals that it's fairly simple but it's just not something that folks are used to seeing a lot of. Smith said, "We set this up on a two payment program so that our members can be paid instantly and directly to them. They like that and they deserve that. The other payment comes to the company for the membership and set up. This requires two separate payments".
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