An immediate income can be made through
your own personal retailing and this simply involves distributing
the popular Kleeneze catalogues in your own neighbourhood.
A couple of days after you have posted the catalogues through the
doors, you collect them and you make a basic 21% commission on any
order you receive. It is generally accepted that you receive a return
of about £1 a catalogue collected e.g. for every 100 catalogues
that you collect, you will receive about £100 of orders. As
you develop a customer base, this will rise to over £300.
Every week or two, you send your orders to Kleeneze via post, fax,
or the internet where the goods will be delivered to you the next
day (If your order is processed via the internet, before 12 noon).
After delivering the goods direct to the customer, you receive payment
and you simply pay Kleeneze their balance at your local bank, or
even over the internet. Your balance is automatically calculated
by Kleeneze so you don’t have to spend hours on paperwork.
The 21% you make on every order is just the start with this business.
You are also entitled to an extra bonus called volume profit. The
more orders you receive in the Kleeneze 4-week period (Kleeneze
uses 4 week periods to calculate sales which means you get paid
13 times a year and not 12!), the more profit you will receive.
The table below shows how much extra you will be entitled to:
| Period Turnover |
Volume Profit % SPV |
Volume Profit % £££ |
| > £764 |
10 |
6 |
| > £1528 |
13 |
8 |
| > £2644 |
15 |
10 |
| > £3995 |
18 |
12 |
| > £5993 |
21 |
14 |
| > £8813 |
24 |
16 |
For example, if you were to retail £800 in the Kleeneze 4-week
period, you would receive your 21% (which is £168) and an
additional 6% of £800 (which is £48). This brings your
4 weekly income to £216. What would an extra £54 a week
mean to you?
You might be thinking ‘how do I retail £8813 of orders every
4 weeks?' Well, you don’t have to personally retail this amount
yourself to move up to the 16% volume profit level. You can achieve
this through the networking, or team building, side of the business.
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