#autoship

What Do You Mean kulaBrands is Not a Multi-Level Marketing Company?

When I met kulaBrands I thought it was just another MLM. They said you can inspire people to go on the ride with you so you can all make money. To me...that meant multi-level marketing.

"NOT FOR ME!" I said. Been there...done that...no way...no how...nope!

So let's put it all out there. Members get paid in 5 ways:

Reverse royalties for financially backing a new invention through reward-based crowdfunding

Reverse royalties for helping to brand the new invention through social media marketing and getting the word out

Reverse royalties through building the new company by helping the inventors make new business connections, become a household name, and by continuing to get the word out.

Earn the markup between wholesale and retail due to creating direct marketing avenues.

And yes...if a member influences another to join the team...there is incentive through income that is based on each new invite.

But they told me it is not a multi level marketing platform. Were they right? How was it different? So, I did my homework and this is what I found.

What Makes a Multi Level Marketing Company an MLM?

There is one major characteristic that they all have. The product that they promote must be consumable because everyone must keep buying for the people on the top to make money. So, if you have never made money in a multi level marketing company you will understand me when I say that the magic bean of an MLM is the autoship. Everyone under you buys or you die.

So, the Big Question is...Do I Have to Bring Anyone in Under Me to Make Money with kulaBrands. 

I do not.  Here is why...

In kulaBrands, I collaborate with inventors and other kulaBrands members to launch and brand new products and help to build the companies that created them. I work as part of a team. We call it the kulaBrands Community. Some contribute more money than time and others contribute more time than money. Peter, one of the co-founders has a favorite quote.

A rising tide raises all ships

So we are the rising tide. Everyone's cumulative efforts, no matter how great or small, contribute to the success of the brand. Then, as the fledgling company becomes profitable, each participating member gets reverse royalties that inevitably grows proportionately with the company we support and to what extent we work at it. That means that as long as the inventor makes money, we make money and it is fairly distributed between its kulaBrands supporters.

I look at it this way, instead of paying 1000s of dollars for marketing and support up front the inventor can focus on other very important priorities like running the business and making it profitable while we fuel the fire. Then, as the product sells they pay us a portion of EVERYTHING that sells. 

That is it! That is the answer! kulaBrands IS NOT an MLM! So, I went all in!

What I have learned since then is that I love kulaBrands! I just love it! I see the income potential, and I have a vision. I get excited to let people in on my best kept secret! To understand it better...watch this video. Then contact the person who lead you to us!

Autoship is a powerful feature for MLM distributors that ensures steady Personal Volume (PV), improves customer retention, and reduces manual work. It helps increase lifetime value, simplifies team duplication, and enables better commission forecasting. With smoother operations and happier customers, distributors can focus more on growth and referrals.

But now I'm thinking that autoshipping can mean other thing. It would be nice to put things like this:

• Autoshipping – When you ship a character with themself. But it's not shipping they with a version of themself. It's like they're autospec and in a relationship with themself.

• Selfcest – When you ship a character with a version of themself. Ex: They travel through time and stay with their past self, they fall in love with an alternative version of themself, etc.

But again, there people who like the second above and get uncomfortable with the "selfcest" term. And maybe it also doesn't have much use in separating the two concepts.