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Topic: E-Marketing
Seeking Advice: Commission Rates For House Decor
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I'm a marketer based in South Africa, currently working at a company that sells hand-made (embroidered) house decor products. I'm currently exploring opportunities to earn incentives on online sales, and I'm wondering if anyone could share insights or experiences regarding commission rates in this industry within the South African market.
Specifically, I'd like to know:
What are the typical commission rates for marketers in the house decor/ hand-made craft sector in South Africa?
Are there any trends or variations in commission structures based on factors like company size, product type, or sales volume?
How do you negotiate commission rates effectively with potential employers?
Are there any legal regulations or industry standards regarding sales commissions that I should be aware of in South Africa?
Thank you in advance for your input!