Hey guys, I was looking for some input for my upcoming lead program. It is an affiliate program with a fully implemented backend used for tracking, history, banners, and payments. My question is, "what is a good price to pay affiliates for leads"? Right now we just are looking for 2 types of leads, "phone verified" and "non-verified". Phone verification: Lead is ask 2 questions. 1) If they recently filled out the form? 2) When would be a good time to talk to a specialist? We currently have unlimited contracts for debt, loan mod, pay day, and insurance leads, so these are the ones I would be asking for, although we will be looking for mlm leads as well. Looking at T3 I see they offer base price ($2-7 or somewhere around there), with bonuses for a certain amount of leads reached and extra percentage if lead is sold for a higher cost. Any input/help would be very much appreciated. Thanks,
All depends on the quality of the leads. We know life insurers that are willing to pay at least £25 ($40) for leads generated online by people completing a form explicitly for life insurance but if they start receiving a high proportion of rubbish through they are going to stop buying. Certainly in the UK market you can normally expect to generate around $10 per genuine lead for general insurance. No idea about sub prime/ non-prime lending