Covorn Partners
Introduce local businesses to Covorn.Earn on the work that follows.
Covorn is a business and brand consultancy in Asaba. Partners go into their own communities, find owners who need help, have an honest conversation, and bring them to us. This is real work, and it starts with learning to represent the brand well.
You must be 18 or older to apply.
How it works
Train
Work through a ten-part academy with a short quiz on each part. It exists so that only people who understand the message represent the brand. Qualifying takes real effort.
Ten modules, each with a short quiz you need to pass before the next one opens. You can take a quiz twice; after that there is a day's wait before you try again. That is not there to fail you, it is there so you go back and watch the part you missed.
At the end you record yourself, three to five minutes, explaining Covorn to a business scenario you are given. A person watches it. If it is not right yet, we tell you exactly what to change and you record again.
There is no fee. The training costs you time, not money.
Introduce
Find a business near you that needs branding, strategy, a website or marketing. Have an informed conversation. Introduce them to Covorn. You own the introduction.
You are looking for a business with a problem, not a business with a budget. A shop doing well that has stopped growing. A service nobody can describe in one sentence. An owner who is busy and not sure why it is not adding up.
You talk to them properly first. What the business does, what is not working, whether they have tried to fix it. If Covorn can help, you tell them what we do and ask if they want a conversation. That is it.
You never quote a price, never promise a timeline, and never speak for what Covorn will deliver. If they ask what it costs, the honest answer is that we price after a proper conversation, and you can arrange one.
Once you submit the introduction, Covorn takes it from there and you can see every step it moves through.
Earn on money received
When an introduction becomes a paid engagement and the client actually pays, you earn commission. A signed contract earns nothing. A payment that clears does.
Most schemes pay when a deal is signed. We pay when the client pays, because a signature is not money. Clients delay, renegotiate, and sometimes stop.
If we paid you at signing we would eventually have to take it back, and taking money off someone is worse than never promising it.
A client paying in instalments produces commission in instalments. Your earnings page shows three states: pending while work is underway and nothing has arrived, confirmed once the client has paid and your share is owed, paid once it has reached you.
Your rate is fixed onto each engagement when it is created. If your rate changes later, work already running keeps what you agreed at the time.
Read this first
This is not a get-rich scheme
There is no income to unlock and no shortcut to sell. You learn the material, you pass the assessment, and then you introduce businesses. What you earn depends on how many you actually introduce and how many of those go on to become paid work.
Partners never quote prices, promise deliverables, or promise dates. Covorn prices each engagement after a diagnostic conversation, based on the business in front of us. Your job is the introduction, done well.
There is no fee to join and nothing to buy. You are not recruiting other partners, there is no downline, and nobody earns anything from you signing up. If someone describes this to you as that kind of scheme, they have it wrong.
The honest risk is different. You can do this carefully and still earn little, because whether a business engages is not entirely in your hands. Covorn decides what work to take on. Clients decide whether to proceed and whether to pay. A partner who introduces three good businesses and sees all three decline has not done anything wrong.
What is in your hands is how many businesses you talk to, how well you understand them before you mention Covorn, and whether the ones you bring us genuinely need help.
A way to picture it
Starting out
Still training, or a first introduction or two. Earnings depend entirely on whether those introductions become paid work.
You are still learning, or you have made an introduction or two and are waiting to see what happens.
Be honest with yourself about this stage: it can pay nothing. An introduction that does not become paid work earns nothing at all, and some will not. That is not a failure, it is the nature of it.
What helps most here is being careful rather than quick. Two businesses that genuinely need help beat ten that were never going to engage.
Steady
Qualified, introducing businesses regularly, some converting to engagements over time.
You are qualified, you introduce businesses regularly, and some of them turn into engagements over months rather than weeks.
Consultancy work is slow. A business that says yes in March may not pay its first instalment until May. Partners who last are the ones who keep introducing while earlier ones are still working through, rather than waiting on any single outcome.
Strong
A partner around ten months in who introduces roughly ten businesses a month. The exceptional case, not the expected one.
Someone about ten months in, introducing around ten businesses a month, with several engagements running at once.
Read this carefully: this is the exceptional case, not the expected one. It describes a partner who has done this consistently for the better part of a year and got good at it. It is not what month one looks like and it is not what most people reach.
We describe it because pretending it does not exist would be dishonest. Presenting it as typical would be worse.
Illustrative figures will be added once commission rates are finalised. These scenarios are a model with stated assumptions, not a promise or a target.
Ready to represent the brand?
Start with the application. If you are approved, the training opens up one module at a time.