I think in general it’s more challenging to get a commitment from a person on a higher priced item, so maybe you’re doing the same amount of work.

If you aleady know people and they trust you then perhaps you can directly promote a higher priced item and succeed, but it takes time to build those relationships — in my opinion.

Been poking around your sites this evening…Merry Christmas by the way!…great content.

Just an additional thought on sponsoring thousands.

Usually that is reserved for the network marketing businesses that have a lower entry fee & commission structure. An alternative is a high-end
network marketing program (of course I’m a team leader for one!), where less can be more:

A. Market low priced items and do an incredible amount of work = success.

B. Market higher priced items, do much less work = success.

Less work here equates to smarter work. To each their own of course, just call me ‘ambitiously lazy’!

Cheers,

Forrest