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Are you seeking a new Career or a side hustle?
Sivility Systems offers part-time contract assignment or occupational undertakings that are in addition to one’s regular employment. Sivility offers both passive and active income opportunities. Passive income is money earned with minimal ongoing effort after an initial introduction, investment of time, money, or resources. Unlike active income, which requires continuous work (like a salary or wages), passive income streams generate earnings even when you’re not directly involved. Sivility requires an informal introduction to an IT Professional acquaintance. And from there, any ongoing business is paid out as a referral fee (Commission). You can call it a residual or passive income stream or referral fee. We call you an Honorary Account Manager or HAM. Several of our HAM’s take home the bacon.
How to become a HAM?
To become a HAM, you need to become a consultant or approved vendor for Sivility Systems LLC. This requires that you have a corporation in the form of an LLC or S-Corp. You can easily acquire either through LegalZoom.com or RocketLawyer.com.
Once you’ve become an vendor to Sivility Systems LLC, you can provide us your W9 and wiring instructions so that you can receive payment when it’s due.
What percentage (%) of the sale is given to a HAM?
The industry standard for an IT Account Manager or Salesperson is 25% on profit. For example, if a Sivility customer that was referred by a HAM produces a $50,000.00 order with a 10% profit margin, that would equate to $5,000.00 in profit. Normally a salesperson would receive 25% of that or $1,250.00. If you’re an approved vendor (LLC’s or S-corp), Sivility offers a much higher rate of 50% on profit.
What can I expect to make per month?
Medium-sized businesses in the U.S. are considered to have annual revenues from $50 million to under $1 billion IT spending as a percentage of revenue varies significantly by industry and company size but is generally 6.4% to 11.4% of revenue, with financial services tending to spend more than manufacturing.
For a rough estimate, large companies (including Fortune 1000) spend around 2% of their revenue on IT, though this is highly variable, according to some sources.
Based on these figures, a mid-size company spends a minimum of $3M on IT annually. Much of that is spent on either or a combination of Servers, Enterprise-Storage, Networking, Software or Cloud Services.
On a 10% profit that would equate to $300,000.00 and a 50% payout of $150,000.00.
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