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Comments on: Blue Chip Expert - MLM for Consultants http://kbhayes.com/blog/2006/10/31/blue-chip-expert-mlm-for-consultants/ Surviving Internet advertising, e-learning and new technology Fri, 21 Nov 2008 17:18:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Andrew Murphy http://kbhayes.com/blog/2006/10/31/blue-chip-expert-mlm-for-consultants/#comment-32167 Sat, 12 Apr 2008 06:32:19 +0000 http://kbhayes.com/blog/2006/10/31/blue-chip-expert-mlm-for-consultants/#comment-32167 Interesting concept but i'm not sure how long it be around with multiple payouts on many levels without any physical product. Hard to say.... Interesting concept but i’m not sure how long it be around with multiple payouts on many levels without any physical product. Hard to say….

]]> by: Blue Chip Expert « Brandopia http://kbhayes.com/blog/2006/10/31/blue-chip-expert-mlm-for-consultants/#comment-23928 Wed, 06 Feb 2008 00:26:56 +0000 http://kbhayes.com/blog/2006/10/31/blue-chip-expert-mlm-for-consultants/#comment-23928 [...] The novel thing about it is the payment scheme behind it. Ken Hayes summarizes it like this:”Pay out referral fees to anyone who gets their friends to sign up in BCE, who then gets hired for a job or project.  Not only that, but if I refer a friend, and that person signs up another friend who gets hired, I also get a small chunk of the fee.  But wait, there’s more!  If a recruiter recommends their colleagues to also hire from the database of candidates, then that recruiter gets a chunk of the fee.  Cash incentives in both directions.” [...] […] The novel thing about it is the payment scheme behind it. Ken Hayes summarizes it like this:”Pay out referral fees to anyone who gets their friends to sign up in BCE, who then gets hired for a job or project.  Not only that, but if I refer a friend, and that person signs up another friend who gets hired, I also get a small chunk of the fee.  But wait, there’s more!  If a recruiter recommends their colleagues to also hire from the database of candidates, then that recruiter gets a chunk of the fee.  Cash incentives in both directions.” […]

]]> by: Ken Hayes http://kbhayes.com/blog/2006/10/31/blue-chip-expert-mlm-for-consultants/#comment-4181 Fri, 11 May 2007 17:37:55 +0000 http://kbhayes.com/blog/2006/10/31/blue-chip-expert-mlm-for-consultants/#comment-4181 Gianluca - Excellent question - not sure I have the perfect answer. I don't think the actual code you use matters in terms of being found for an assignment, but it does indicate where an eventual referral fee ends up. I must admit, I have not received any contacts based on the profile I filled out; that may say more about me than the site. I suspect that it is tough for BCE to build a large enough profile database in order for the "market to clear" between companies with assignments and the consultant profiles. Unlike LinkedIn, which I'd call a transparent network (meaning, you can see how many people you're linked to and who they are and the size of the network), in BCE, it's blind. You can only see who has linked to you, but you have no idea of the entire network. That might make it tougher for recruiters to know they are casting a wide enough net for talent. Gianluca - Excellent question - not sure I have the perfect answer. I don’t think the actual code you use matters in terms of being found for an assignment, but it does indicate where an eventual referral fee ends up.

I must admit, I have not received any contacts based on the profile I filled out; that may say more about me than the site. I suspect that it is tough for BCE to build a large enough profile database in order for the “market to clear” between companies with assignments and the consultant profiles.

Unlike LinkedIn, which I’d call a transparent network (meaning, you can see how many people you’re linked to and who they are and the size of the network), in BCE, it’s blind. You can only see who has linked to you, but you have no idea of the entire network. That might make it tougher for recruiters to know they are casting a wide enough net for talent.

]]> by: Gianluca Marcellino http://kbhayes.com/blog/2006/10/31/blue-chip-expert-mlm-for-consultants/#comment-4177 Fri, 11 May 2007 16:01:35 +0000 http://kbhayes.com/blog/2006/10/31/blue-chip-expert-mlm-for-consultants/#comment-4177 What do you think about Blue Chip Expert 6+ months down the road? I am assessing the opportunity to join. Selfish disclosure: I do have few invitation codes available, including yours above. Your answer will greatly help me in both the general decision to join and the specific decision of which code to use. Thanks What do you think about Blue Chip Expert 6+ months down the road? I am assessing the opportunity to join.

Selfish disclosure: I do have few invitation codes available, including yours above. Your answer will greatly help me in both the general decision to join and the specific decision of which code to use.

Thanks

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