Marketing organizations often pay a percentage (often 50% or more) of the distributor's advertising cost, provided that the marketer's brand is featured prominently. This is called a performance allowance.

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This is called a cooperative advertising program. Performance allowances refer to discounts or incentives given based on the volume of product sold or performance metrics, not advertising costs.

Marketing Organizations Often Pay a Percentage (Often 50% or More)