Our company recently launched a guide (See Salespage HERE) on how to buy houses in UK with NO Money Down and we are seeking new affiliates to help promote our guide. Product sells for £37 and you get paid 75% (when converted is about USD35 commission) I have attached the sales stats for the last 7 days as proof that the product is converting at 1:30 For the new affiliates: please kindly note the $ Sales dollars you are looking is from our company merchant account and does not reflect true affiliate $ Sales earnings.
One tip.. offer a landing page without the pop-up.. i'm surprised how may publishers dont realise that google penalises QS for using pop-ups + save sale virtual agents etcc.. makes ppc a total non option... which is how I run a test campaign with direct linking first to see if it converts.. then a review style page.
Buy a house for free?? I find this hard to believe. If I promote this as an affiliate, how do I know it's ethical? Can you tell more about your product? Thanks
I found a lot of similar websites with similar names, all promoting this exact product through PayPal. Are they yours, or did you sell resale rights (or BUY resale rights?)
Same question - I was interested but after TigerPublishing's post I did a little looking around and came across quite a few of these sites as well.
The save-a-sale agent actually is converting at 28% that means that for every 5 prospective customers that leave the site, 1 sale is save for the affiliate who promote it. It's a no-brainer. As a vendor, it would be better for us to save the sale for the affiliate for sent us the traffic. Yes, the product is real. You can actually buy houses for no money down with a little creative financing. People have been doing it for years. The famous Rich Dad use this method to build his multi-millions property empire.
hmmmm .... "creative financing"? people can get arrested for that! i've worked in the uk mortgage industry the last couple of years - it works very different now ... the chances that a lender will finance you for more than what you paid for a property are very very slim ... heck, the chances of getting them to finance even 90% of what you paid for the property are next to impossible unless you have a very very good credit history and approach the right lender .... if you were lucky enough to get someone lend on a valuation it would be a very recent valuation - the chance of getting any sort of significant gap between the valuation and what you pay is likely to be quite small ... add to that that uk property prices are still plummeting, so any "equity" is likely to be quickly lost anyway ... i'm sorry, i just see this as refund city ... this is just my 2c worth ... but yeah ... o and yeah, tiger & jm55 are right, there's lots of people selling this same product on paypal already ...