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downline

downline

3 8.0
People who are below you in a network marketing team that you train or manage
  • noun
  • /ˈdaʊnˌlaɪn/
  • Jargon
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  • The thing about this is that you do not earn complete credit when your downline surfs, which is the main reason that you need plenty of men and women in your downline.

I'm doing real estate for me, not for follower, not for downline.

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Examples

  • One of the very first things we want to mention is that unless you have a massive downline, or if you plan on using these sites for 12 hours or more a day, you will be wasting your time.

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  • If you want good results from these exchanges, you'll have to build a downline and spend about an hour a day.

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  • I would love to know how they track the hours EN members put into developing their downline...

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  • The problem is not being able to recruit others into their downline.

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  • This system is free to use and will build your downline on autopilot.

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  • We can make those banner ads that we personally use and give them to our downline.

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  • Instead, I would rather teach my downline how to do this scalable version of SEO.

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  • If you plan on developing a large downline and you also plan on surfing at least an hour a day yourself, you may discover that traffic exchanges can be worth your time.

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  • There are only 10 spots on the SERPs that you can compete for, and by training your downline to do the same thing as you, all you have done honestly is make your competition that much more competitive to get leads and personal sales.

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  • As a team leader, I focus on supporting my downline to achieve their sales goals.

Antonyms

upline
  • Jargon
1 8.0

A person or group above you in a sales team

How Large

division
358 3.2
branch
431 1.3
downline
  • Jargon
3 8.0
team
1.0
recruit
149 3.6

Surface Forms

downline singular
downlines plural

Morphology

downline = line (semi-transparent) = down + line

The components suggest a hierarchical 'line' below you, but the mapping to 'people/groups in a network' is a metaphorical, domain-specific extension. [Postprocessing: moved 'down' from base_words to prefix]

Etymology

The word downline comes from down and line. Here down means 'below' and line means a 'chain' or series of people, so your downline is the group of people who are below you in a sales or network organization.