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Impact Auto Body
Distance: 3.1 Mi5035 E McKellips Rd
85215 Mesa -
Four Peaks Planning, Inc.
Distance: 3.6 Mi5738 E Ellis St
85205 Mesa -
Arnett Insurance Services
Distance: 3.8 Mi4125 E McDowell Ste 112
85215 Mesa -
Rapid Collision Center
Distance: 5.3 Mi9816 East Main Street
85207 Mesa -
Sun Cities Financial Group
Distance: 6.5 Mi505 South Val Vista Drive Suite 5
85204 Mesa
Description
Insurance Affiliates Program "Frequently Asked Questions" Q - What is a sale? A "sale" is recorded at our Life Insurance Website every time a visitor fills out our online Life Insurance Request Form. Q - When do I get paid? We calculate sales from the 1st of one month to midnight of the last day of the same month. All referral checks are mailed within 10 business days after the last day of every month. Q - Are all sales registered on my "sales counter"? The visitor counter records every single person that links to our site from your site. The sales counter records all sales that are made through your referral number for that month. We use the best software you can buy to track your visitors: AssocTRAC 2.0 from Cory Rudl's famous Internet Marketing Center . Q- How many people will buy out of the visitors I send you? Many people wonder how many sales are normally generated in relation to the number of visitors to our site. Our experience has been that one in ten visitors will fill out our Life Insurance Request Form, thus recording a sale. This conversion ratio is fantastic when you consider that the average conversion ratio for a website on the Internet is one sale per 720 visitors (remember that the Internet is an information based society and generally everybody wants information for free as that was what the Internet was created for). Now, I want to make it clear that the type of traffic generated has a direct effect on the percentage of people that fill out our Life Insurance Request Form. For example, if you are putting the banner up at a site that sells flowers, it would be more reasonable to expect 1 sale out of every 100 visitors to our site as they are not the proper target market (ie. unqualified visitors). However, if you had a site that explained "why the brand name companies charge so much more for life insurance" or "how to shop for life insurance", you could expect to see results similar to our one out of every 10 because they are the perfect qualified visitor. Q - My sales are not that high, but I get lots of traffic to my site. What is wrong? I want to let you know that we started off quite small, and we did not have a very good "close" ratio. We experimented and measured the results of every change. We tried to envision what it would take to get the visitor to click through to our "money" pages, so that we could get paid. We paid attention to our site statistics so we know what percentage of people were hitting each page. We now have good volume, and our "close" ratio is the best that I have heard of. Take a look at our Life Insurance Website and study how the visitor is coached into our "money" page, which is the Life Insurance Request Form. Then see if you can adapt (NOT COPY... our material is copyrighted) some of our techniques to your Web site. Keep in mind that all you have to do is get them to click on your link to our Life Insurance Website ®. We will do the rest, so take advantage of our years of fine tuning our approach to life insurance consumers. After a few months of "tweaking", I think you will be pleasantly surprised at the increase in your referral commissions.