Ring Revenue (here’s their promotional flyer) is a new division of Commission Junction and it lets you get paid commissions for people CALLING a company instead of using just a website.
Use your online or offline marketing skills to drive consumers to a toll free number and you can earn significant amounts of money monthly for your efforts.
This rewards you for LOCAL marketing efforts far more than some online pay per click deals… a call to Angie’s List, for example, could earn you $15. How many of those calls could you generate using your marketing skills?
Commission Junction has paid commission on time for years. If you can find a program you love promoting that works for you and your potential customers, this could add a nice healthy income stream to any business – even if you’re just leaving flyers around town wherever you go.
That’s RingRevenue.com
Here’s how Commission Junction publicized the new service in terms of its benefits to consumers:
Why should you be as excited as we are about CJ’s new pay-per-call platform? That’s easy. Big commissions for doing not much more than you’re already doing today. Pay-per-call is here to stay, and most of our 4-bar and 5-bar advertisers are already actively paying attractive commissions for calls as well as online transactions. In fact, the average per-call commission is over $10, and some advertisers pay up to $100 per call. Pay-per-call doesn’t take the place of your online CPA campaigns with these large advertisers. Pay-per-call campaigns are IN ADDITION TO existing CPA campaigns. And our new platform makes it surprisingly easy for publishers to start generating these higher per-call commissions.
Jodie on August 4th, 2009 at 11:22 am
How do we sign up for this opportunity? I am not finding the info needed… This sounds like an awesome company. I’ve not done anything from home before because I was worried about the scams until I found this site. I would love to do something with Ring Revenue. Thanks!
Search Engine Joel on August 7th, 2009 at 2:27 pm
Great idea! innovative approach to affiliate marketing
Steve on August 12th, 2009 at 2:37 pm
Granted this is new, they are not very tech support friendly as of yet. Getting approved took me over a week, then I found out I was only approved by RingRevenue, not the advertiser (of which they have less than 10 advertisers you can choose from.). They allowed me to create a banner, and even sent me one with my trackable toll free number on it. Wouldn’t that mean that I was approved by the advertiser? Nope! You have to wait till the advertsier says you are. But why could I get commission junction to spend their valuable time in creating the banner with the phone number that gets tracked back to me if I am not approved to do so by the advertiser? Seems a little backwards to me, and could use up a lot of resources of commission junction people if we can keep on requesting creatives without being approved by the advertiser first, and then get turned down anyways.
I understood that I had to be first approved by the advertiser, but what I was not aware of, was my approval under commission junction’s normal affiliate program was not an immediate approval through RingRevenue. Huh? Isn’t RingRevenue part of commission junction?
I think they have their work cut out for them, but I do like the idea, I just need to prove it works better than normal advertising and not just take their word for it. With so few advertisers using that system to start off with, they’re going to have a very hard time getting people to use the new system, even more so if publishers can request creatives and get them before the advertiser has a chance to approve or decline the affiliation through RingRevenue.
Passive Residual Income Opportunities on August 17th, 2009 at 7:04 am
Not so sure how it works.But will check it out.It sound like a new marketing concept.