Master distributors take on a challenging role for start ups. I think they actually do more for start ups than just connecting there own loyal followers into the new start up companies downline. They, I think, sort of consult with the company regarding specifics such as the product, the price, the compensation plan, the rules, etc.

I think that specific role of the “Master Distributor” should be disclosed to the public also. I think, master distributors with a clearly defined role being disclosed, the public might appreciate the extra work master distributors contribute to the success of it.

In addition, they won’t mind the fact they receive an extra 1% or 2% or so compensation for playing the role. Some master distributors may not be worth the extra compensation paid while there are, I’m sure, master distributors that work very hard for that extra compensation and really want to see a company thrive for the long term.

After googling “Master Distributor” I’m gaining a better understanding of the role but a broader sense considering the traditional use of. I think, the future of master distributors will change, and mlm companies will demand more of them, so they will have to work even harder to earn the extras.

Or mlm companies start a compensation plan that obviously still benefits the master distributor enough not to make the extra compensation deals, and then later as the number of distributors join and enough product sold, they modify the compensation plan(s) over the growth period.

We have master plumbers, master certified automotive technicians, master judges, etc. But the role of the network marketing master distributor might become clearer over time. With that, mlm companies will be dependent upon a new type of master distributor that brings greater cohesion among it’s distributors and the amount of product sold. What do you think?