Level One Network Review and Profile

Level One Network no longer appears to be active as a direct sales company.

Original Npros business profile for Level One Network, preserved below for archival purposes:

Level One Network was an internet marketing and network marketing opportunity launched in early 2013 by Dan Miller, who was identified as the company's CEO and was also associated with Click Marketing, Inc. Based in Minnesota, the company marketed online tools designed to help individuals and small businesses create web content, improve search-engine visibility, and promote products or business opportunities online. Its principal offering was a blogging platform that provided members with individual blogs connected to the broader Level One Network website.

Rather than selling physical consumer products, Level One Network built its business around digital marketing tools and training. Its offerings included the Level One Network Blogging System, SEO Pro Connect, PDF Pro Express, and a Master Training Series. Historical listings priced the blogging system at $29 per month, SEO Pro Connect at $99, PDF Pro Express at $199, and the Master Training Series at $599. Affiliates also paid a recurring administrative or hosting fee.

Level One Network used a 100% commission affiliate structure combined with a pass-up compensation plan. Affiliates could receive the full sales commission on qualifying product sales, but certain sales were passed to an upline sponsor. Historical descriptions of the plan stated that an affiliate's second sale, fifth sale, and every fifth sale thereafter were passed up to a qualified referring affiliate. This allowed participants to receive both commissions from their own sales and passed-up sales generated within their organization. Because compensation extended through a referring organization and rewarded the recruitment and sales activity of other affiliates, Level One Network operated as a network-marketing-style opportunity, although its structure differed from traditional binary or unilevel MLM plans.

The company promoted its blogging platform as both an online marketing tool and the entry point to its income opportunity. Affiliates were required to maintain an active Level One Network blog and pay the associated monthly fees to participate in the affiliate program. The company emphasized search-engine optimization and network-wide content exposure, with members using their blogs to promote Level One Network as well as unrelated businesses, products, and affiliate programs.