Metro Atlanta Yellow Pages
Our Commission Structure
We offer a very liberal commission to our sales executives. We start you out at a 25% commission for the first 3 months, then we move you up to 30% commission up to 6 months, then 40% after 6 months. This is based upon your new sales and collections. When you sell an ad to a business in Metro Atlanta, you are responsible for getting a signed contract, gathering all of the information needed to complete the sale, including: logos, artwork, pictures, ad copy, sketching a rough layout of the ad, and most important, getting a check. When you bring all of this completed information to our sales department, we'll write you a check for the commissions due. It's that simple. It's all based upon collections. The more checks you bring, the more money you make. You write your own paycheck!
Annual renewals of existing advertisers are paid at 25% of the existing rate, plus you get the full 40% commission for any new and increased business! This is a great incentive to sell a larger program to your customers and get paid a lot of money. It's like owning a part of the business without all of the headaches and expenses that go with it.
After you have been with us for at least 6 months, we offer a bonus plan based upon your monthly objectives. For example, let's say your monthly objective is $5,000. If you achieve this, you will get your 40% commission on new sales, plus an added 10% of the $5,000.00, which is another $500.00. That makes your monthly income a total of $2,500.00, or 50% commission, for an annual income of $30,000.00! Not bad. That means that you only have to sell $250.00 a day to achieve this! That's only a "business card ad" a day, or 2 BOLD listings and a www.link. That's totally obtainable.
Your possibilities are endless. Just think. Every business in Metro Atlanta is a potential customer. Think about it. Your barber, hair stylist, chiropractor, doctor, dentist, restaurant, dry cleaners, child care, lawn care, florist, bakery, bank, attorney are all prospects. They have to advertise somewhere. Why not on our website, Metro Atlanta Yellow Pages?