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250 Leased Area Landowners Marketing Cooperative

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COOPERATIVE BUSINESS PLAN & FEASIBILITY STUDY

Online Affiliate Marketing & Dropshipping Program

250 Leased Area Landowners Marketing Cooperative

Address: Purok Niño, Brgy. San Isidro, Kaputian District 3, IGACOS, Davao del Norte, 8120, Philippines
CDA Registration No.: 9520-101100037943

I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The 250 Leased Area Landowners Marketing Cooperative proposes to establish a Digital Marketing Cooperative Program utilizing affiliate marketing, dropshipping, and member-supplied products.

The program aims to:

  • Provide extra income and passive income to members
  • Reduce dependency on traditional employment
  • Enable self-reliance through digital entrepreneurship
  • Build long-term cooperative capital via low-risk online commerce

The cooperative will act as:

  • Central marketer
  • Platform operator
  • Capital builder
  • Loan and incentive administrator

Members participate as:

  • Affiliate marketers
  • Dropship partners
  • Product suppliers
  • Digital coordinators (Barangay, Municipal, City, Provincial)

II. BUSINESS MODEL OVERVIEW

A. Core Income Streams

  1. Affiliate Marketing
    • Members earn commissions by promoting coop-approved products online
    • Coop negotiates bulk affiliate agreements with suppliers and platforms
  2. Dropshipping Operations
    • Coop manages supplier relationships and logistics
    • Members market products without holding inventory
  3. Member Product Marketing
    • Only member-supplied products are accepted for coop marketing
    • Coop earns marketing and handling fees
  4. Interest Income
    • Member loans at 3% per month (as approved by the General Assembly)

III. COOPERATIVE PROCEDURES & CAPITAL STRUCTURE

A. Initial Capital & Incentive Allocation

LevelMembersCapital EntryIncentivesCoop Cash Balance
Level 110Php 10,000Php 1,000Php 9,000
Level 2100Php 100,000Php 20,000Php 80,000
Level 31,000Php 1,000,000Php 300,000Php 700,000

Total Membership Fees Collected: Php 222,000
Total Coop Cash Available: Php 989,000

Total Incentives Released: Php 111,000
First Loan Fund: Php 100,000

IV. LOAN PROGRAM FEASIBILITY

A. First Members Loan Program

  • Interest: 3% per month
  • Purpose:
    • Affiliate tools
    • Dropshipping startup
    • Digital skills upgrading
MembersLoan EntryIncentivesCoop Cash Balance
10Php 1,000,000Php 100,000Php 900,000
100Php 10,000,000Php 2,000,000Php 8,000,000
1,000Php 100,000,000Php 30,000,000Php 70,000,000

Total Member Incentives: Php 11,100,000
Second Loan Fund: Php 1,000,000

V. EXPANSION & UPGRADE PHASES

A. Second Loan – Barangay & Municipal Coordinators

  • Includes Accident Insurance (Php 100,000 coverage)
  • Tools incentives:
    • 5 laptops
    • 10 mobile phones

Available Capital for Build-Up: Php 1,000,000

B. Third Loan – City & Provincial Coordinators

PhaseTotal Loan EntryIncentivesCoop Cash Balance
MunicipalPhp 1.110 BillionPhp 321 MillionPhp 789 Million
CityPhp 11.1 BillionPhp 3.210 BillionPhp 7.890 Billion
ProvincialPhp 27.75 BillionPhp 8.025 BillionPhp 19.725 Billion

Total Municipal Director Incentives: Php 111,000,000

VI. MEMBER BENEFITS

Members may avail:

  • Loans for cars, house & lot, and livelihood
  • Coop subdivision properties (where available)
  • Marketing of member-owned products only
  • Loans without co-makers or collateral (for Directors)
  • Free shares of stock (Php 20 Million allocation)
  • Equipment incentives:
    • 50 laptops
    • 100 mobile phones

VII. FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS

A. Market Feasibility

  • Rapid growth of online selling in the Philippines
  • Low capital requirement for affiliates
  • Strong demand for local, coop-sourced products

B. Technical Feasibility

  • No warehouse needed (dropshipping)
  • Use of existing platforms
  • Simple digital training system

C. Financial Feasibility

  • Diversified income (commissions + interest + marketing fees)
  • Fast capital circulation
  • Scalable without heavy assets

D. Social Feasibility

  • Supports landowners and rural members
  • Encourages entrepreneurship
  • Reduces poverty dependency

VIII. RISK MANAGEMENT

RiskMitigation
Low digital skillsContinuous training
Market saturationExclusive member products
Loan defaultIncentive-linked repayment
Platform changesMulti-platform strategy

IX. AUTOMATED SPONSORING SYSTEM

Note:
After Round 4, the cooperative system will automatically roll over sponsoring positions, ensuring:

  • Equal opportunity
  • Controlled growth
  • Long-term sustainability

X. CONCLUSION

The Affiliate & Dropshipping Marketing Program of the 250 Leased Area Landowners Marketing Cooperative is financially viable, socially beneficial, and scalable.

It directly supports:

  • Extra income
  • Passive income
  • Self-reliance
  • Cooperative capital growth

CDA-READY FEASIBILITY STUDY, MEMBER GUIDE, FINANCIALS, BYLAWS & PITCH OUTLINE

I. CDA-READY FEASIBILITY STUDY FORMAT

1. Project Title

Online Affiliate Marketing and Dropshipping Programmer by N.CASAS Group
250 Leased Area Landowners Marketing Cooperative

2. Project Proponent

250 Leased Area Landowners Marketing Cooperative
Purok Niño, Brgy. San Isidro, Kaputian District 3, IGACOS, Davao del Norte

3. Rationale

The project is designed to provide sustainable income opportunities to cooperative members through digital commerce while strengthening cooperative capital build-up and self-reliance.

4. Objectives

  • Provide extra and passive income to members
  • Create an inclusive online marketing platform for members
  • Build cooperative capital through commissions and interest income
  • Reduce unemployment and underemployment among landowners

5. Project Description

The cooperative shall operate as a central digital marketer using affiliate marketing and dropshipping. Members promote products online while the cooperative manages suppliers, systems, incentives, and financing.

6. Market Study

  • Growing online consumer market in the Philippines
  • Strong demand for local and cooperative products
  • Low entry barrier for digital selling

7. Technical Study

  • No warehouse required
  • Use of existing online platforms
  • Centralized accounting and monitoring

8. Organizational & Management Study

  • Board of Directors
  • Program Management Team
  • Barangay, Municipal, City, and Provincial Coordinators

9. Financial Study

(See Cash Flow and ROI Tables below)

10. Social & Economic Benefits

  • Increased member income
  • Community-based entrepreneurship
  • Cooperative asset growth

II. SIMPLIFIED VERSION FOR MEMBERS

What is the Program?
A cooperative online business where members earn by promoting and selling products online.

How Members Earn:

  • Affiliate commissions
  • Dropshipping profit share
  • Incentives and bonuses

Why Join?

  • No inventory needed
  • Low capital
  • With training and support
  • Access to cooperative loans

III. CASH FLOW & ROI TABLES

A. Year 1 Estimated Cash Flow (Php)

DescriptionAmount
Capital Contributions989,000
Affiliate & Dropship Income1,500,000
Loan Interest Income360,000
Total Income2,849,000
Operating Expenses900,000
Incentives111,000
Net Surplus1,838,000

B. ROI Summary

ItemAmount
Initial Capital989,000
Net Annual Surplus1,838,000
ROI (Year 1)186%

IV. POWERPOINT PITCH OUTLINE (10 SLIDES)

  1. Cooperative Profile
  2. Problem & Opportunity
  3. Business Model Overview
  4. Affiliate & Dropshipping System
  5. Member Benefits
  6. Capital & Incentives Structure
  7. Financial Projections
  8. Social Impact
  9. Growth & Expansion Plan
  10. Call to Action

V. BYLAWS SECTION (PROGRAM INSERT)

Section 1. Program Establishment

The Cooperative shall establish an Online Affiliate Marketing and Dropshipping Program as an official income-generating activity.

Section 2. Membership Participation

Only bonafide members may participate as affiliates, dropship partners, or product suppliers.

Section 3. Capital & Incentives

The Board shall approve capital requirements, incentives, and commission rates subject to General Assembly approval.

Section 4. Loan Privileges

Qualified members may avail of program-related loans subject to existing credit policies.

Section 5. Profit Distribution

Net surplus shall be distributed in accordance with cooperative laws: reserve fund, education fund, and patronage refund.

Section 6. Amendments

This section may be amended by majority vote of the General Assembly.

VI. FIVE-YEAR CASH FLOW & SUSTAINABILITY PROJECTION

A. Five-Year Projected Cash Flow (Php)

YearTotal IncomeOperating ExpensesIncentives & Education FundNet SurplusEnding Coop Cash
Year 12,849,000900,000111,0001,838,0002,827,000
Year 23,350,0001,050,000150,0002,150,0004,977,000
Year 34,100,0001,250,000220,0002,630,0007,607,000
Year 45,200,0001,550,000300,0003,350,00010,957,000
Year 56,500,0001,900,000400,0004,200,00015,157,000

Sustainability Notes:

  • Growth driven by increased active affiliates and product listings
  • Operating expenses grow slower than income
  • Net surplus strengthens reserve, education, and loan funds

VII. PER-MEMBER INCOME SIMULATION

A. Affiliate Marketing Income (Per Member)

Assumptions:

  • Average commission: Php 300 per sale
  • Sales volume: 3–5 sales per day
Sales per DayMonthly IncomeAnnual Income
327,000324,000
436,000432,000
545,000540,000

B. Dropshipping Income (Per Member)

Assumptions:

  • Average net profit per item: Php 500
  • Sales volume: 2–4 items per day
Items per DayMonthly IncomeAnnual Income
230,000360,000
345,000540,000
460,000720,000

C. Combined Affiliate + Dropshipping (Power Member)

Activity LevelMonthly IncomeAnnual Income
Conservative45,000540,000
Moderate65,000780,000
Aggressive90,0001,080,000

Conclusion: Members can realistically earn from Php 27,000 to over Php 90,000 per month, depending on activity level, making the program viable for extra income up to full self-reliant livelihood.

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