Zeek Rewards- Anyone tried it.

[shelterman]

Re: what happens if some random person finds my zeekler ad on the internet, registers and expects 25 free bids, which I do not have because he is not someone I personally invited:

I think the company advances that person 25 bids, and they show up as a bid advance in my account. But I am not actually charged for the bids, nor do I receive VIP points for them, until I actively give them to this person. So if he comes unexpectedly and gets his 25 bids, I am not out $25 but neither do I receive any points. If I give him the bids, it costs me $25 but I also get the points, just as I would if I'd invited him and planned on giving him the 25 bids.

Okay, this finally makes sense.

It was hard for me to wrap my head around this too. As a Diamond, I give prospects 500 bids that actually DID cost me $500, but I'm happy to do it as in time, it winds up making me several times that through the RPP.

 

[hersbear]

It's all finally making sense, but I have one last (I hope) question. The VIP points start dropping off on day 91. When do the original 100 bonus points, that turned in VIP points on day 61, start dropping off? On day 91 (if they are counted from the beginning) or on day 151 (90 days after they turned into VIP points)? Which ever it is, you suddenly have extra points dropping off.

 

[shelterman]

It's all finally making sense, but I have one last (I hope) question. The VIP points start dropping off on day 91. When do the original 100 bonus points, that turned in VIP points on day 61, start dropping off? On day 91 (if they are counted from the beginning) or on day 151 (90 days after they turned into VIP points)? Which ever it is, you suddenly have extra points dropping off.

Yes, actually I believe it would be on day 150, 90 days after they turned into VIP points on day 60. And you would have a few extra dropping of, yes.

Oh...and I won't hold you to that being the last question

 

[marine584]

Welll I have had my first payment with zeek rewards. I bought 92 VIP points and joioned the 5cc.

The money earned has been re invested. My only concern is that I have been given no customers as yet to lend points out to.

How long does this normally take? Im losing money with my points sitting there.

Should I max out my bonus points lending? I only have it set to default 25 bids.

I have also built a bot for this. Now I dont have to do anything

 

[shelterman]

Welll I have had my first payment with zeek rewards. I bought 92 VIP points and joioned the 5cc.

The money earned has been re invested. My only concern is that I have been given no customers as yet to lend points out to.

How long does this normally take? Im losing money with my points sitting there.

Should I max out my bonus points lending? I only have it set to default 25 bids.

I have also built a bot for this. Now I dont have to do anything

No need to be concerned about the customers, that's the whole reason you joined the 5cc. To make sure you have the 5cc set up correctly, in your Back Office, go to the section "Bid Give Manager Give Free Bids!" and make sure your "Bids That Generate Points" is always zero.

Yes, the "Automatically Give New Customers:" setting should always be the maximum for your level. Remember, since you are signed up for the 5cc, you are paying for every customer ZR assigns you. You might as well get the most bang for your buck.

 

[marine584]

No need to be concerned about the customers, that's the whole reason you joined the 5cc. To make sure you have the 5cc set up correctly, in your Back Office, go to the section "Bid Give Manager Give Free Bids!" and make sure your "Bids That Generate Points" is always zero.

Yes, the "Automatically Give New Customers:" setting should always be the maximum for your level. Remember, since you are signed up for the 5cc, you are paying for every customer ZR assigns you. You might as well get the most bang for your buck.

Ok thanks for all your help. I have upped the maximum I can lend out to 250 points.

Little confused on this part. If I give all my points away to 1 customer, I wont have any left for the remainder? Or will I?

 

[shelterman]

Ok thanks for all your help. I have upped the maximum I can lend out to 250 points.

Little confused on this part. If I give all my points away to 1 customer, I wont have any left for the remainder? Or will I?

The main objective here is to give away all of your earned and purchased bids so they can change into VIP points otherwise your earnings will stall.

I know it seems like managing your giveaway bids should be a concern of yours, but since you are on the 5cc it really isn't.

 

[mumfry]

I have just signed up, but i do not have clue what i am doing? the website doesn't help much...

First two things that's always good to do when you first joined are
-Buy some bids so that can give away and start earning some money
-and also join the 5cc program.. it comes in very handy i have found

 

[smallgiant]

The back office is where you should go. Click on getting started and it literally breaks down everything you need to do. The most important thing is to post your ad everyday.

Also which do you guys think would be better for conversion? I'm thinking of getting a domain which I should be able to get on page 1. However, not sure if I wanna do a simple landing page with a video or an actual blog style setup. Might do one for zeekler and one for rewards. Decisions... Might do both for both since I want to grow my downline. Maybe ill have a system where I share my downline referrals links every few days too.

 

[shelterman]

Also which do you guys think would be better for conversion? I'm thinking of getting a domain which I should be able to get on page 1. However, not sure if I wanna do a simple landing page with a video or an actual blog style setup. Might do one for zeekler and one for rewards. Decisions... Might do both for both since I want to grow my downline. Maybe ill have a system where I share my downline referrals links every few days too.

K time to work. My brain is shooting out ideas left and right. See guys this is the kind of genius(stupidity) you can expect if I sponsor you.

Lots of ways to go with this. A lot of it depends on your own individual talents. Sounds like you have the SEO abilities to do the landing page or blog. You probably should concentrate on the ZR side at first though since you're on the 5cc, it'll pay on your efforts much better. On the other hand, one nice thing about acquiring your own Zeekler affiliates is the fact that you can develop your own list. If you just let the 5cc do it, you don't get your Zeekler customer's contact info so you have no way to follow up on them later with ZR.

I PM'd you Smallgiant with something else that you might want to consider.

 

[contentcouch]

What's the total investment involved in this to earn a decent amount of money?

Getting confused how to start actually.

 

[hersbear]

Getting confused how to start actually.

It is very easy to get confused at first. My upline did not help much at all, but this forum has been very helpful. Shelterman in particular really seems to know how it all works.

 

[hersbear]

I publish websites, one of which is about ways to work at home, and I have a sizable mailing list, so after I try this for awhile and understand it better, I plan to put it in front of my readers, both from the zeekler angle and from the zeekrewards angle. Could be fun

 

[shelterman]

I publish websites, one of which is about ways to work at home, and I have a sizable mailing list, so after I try this for awhile and understand it better, I plan to put it in front of my readers, both from the zeekler angle and from the zeekrewards angle. Could be fun

Oh boy. I wish I were in your shoes. However, an affiliate for ZR is not your typical "work at home" opportunity. The Penny Auction niche is a little hard to lay out to people. You'll have to put some thought into how to approach your list, but you definitely have a leg up with your list.

 

[shelterman]

What's the total investment involved in this to earn a decent amount of money?

Getting confused how to start actually.

That question really isn't easy to answer because, with time, even $10 will make a decent amount of money. It'll take years for an income replacing amount, but it can be done.

However, you purchase $10,000 in bids, you'll be there in less than a year or even months.

 

[Bariaska]

What's the total investment involved in this to earn a decent amount of money?

Getting confused how to start actually.

It's not an investment, and I think we aren't allowed to call it that, either. You purchase bids to get points and participate in the profit sharing, that's it.


@Shelterman: Your answer about giving away bids if you don't have any confused me. I haven't purchased VIP bids yet, so I don't know what really happens if you get a customer and you have no bids to give away. From what I've heard, the bids are still given to the customer and you get them in advance. So if I had 10 bids and I get a customer, they get 250 from me automatically, which leaves me with 10 activated points and 240 in advance. Once I get more bids, they turn into points automatically, subtracting that amount from the advance. Is this not correct?

I also have another question: What happens if a customer doesn't use their bids? From what I have read, they expire after 30 days. Does this mean we'd get them back and some of our points turn into bids again?

 

[smallgiant]

It's not an investment, and I think we aren't allowed to call it that, either. You purchase bids to get points and participate in the profit sharing, that's it.


@Shelterman: Your answer about giving away bids if you don't have any confused me. I haven't purchased VIP bids yet, so I don't know what really happens if you get a customer and you have no bids to give away. From what I've heard, the bids are still given to the customer and you get them in advance. So if I had 10 bids and I get a customer, they get 250 from me automatically, which leaves me with 10 activated points and 240 in advance. Once I get more bids, they turn into points automatically, subtracting that amount from the advance. Is this not correct?

I also have another question: What happens if a customer doesn't use their bids? From what I have read, they expire after 30 days. Does this mean we'd get them back and some of our points turn into bids again?

In your bid manager you setup the bid advance you want to give your customers. This will advance them that amount of bids regardless of the amount you actually have. However, you will only earn on bids you have bought. So if you have 10 bids, and advance 250. 10 bids go to your retail profit pool points. As the points earn interest they will turn into points automatically to catch up to your advance. However, while this is happening remember you are only earning on bids you currently have not the bid advance.

After bids expire they are gone. You do not get them back. You keep the points, but will not get anything returned.

Also, I suggest you upgrade as soon as you can, since free members do not get paid commissions and cannot actually earn on the vip bids. This means after your initial bonus points turn into vip points, your growth will stall.

 

[Bariaska]

In your bid manager you setup the bid advance you want to give your customers. This will advance them that amount of bids regardless of the amount you actually have. However, you will only earn on bids you have bought. So if you have 10 bids, and advance 250. 10 bids go to your retail profit pool points. As the points earn interest they will turn into points automatically to catch up to your advance. However, while this is happening remember you are only earning on bids you currently have not the bid advance.

After bids expire they are gone. You do not get them back. You keep the points, but will not get anything returned.

Also, I suggest you upgrade as soon as you can, since free members do not get paid commissions and cannot actually earn on the vip bids. This means after your initial bonus points turn into vip points, your growth will stall.

Yes, I understand that the advanced bids don't earn. My question was if the system gives away the maximum amount of bids even if I don't have them and remembers them as "free slots" so that once I get the bids, they immediately fill those slots and turn into points.
Thank you for your answer

And by the way, I immediately signed up as a Gold member; no need convincing me

 

[smallgiant]

Your assumption is correct about the advance bids. However, you should go to your bid manager to confirm that it is set at 250.

 

[shelterman]

@Shelterman: Your answer about giving away bids if you don't have any confused me. I haven't purchased VIP bids yet, so I don't know what really happens if you get a customer and you have no bids to give away. From what I've heard, the bids are still given to the customer and you get them in advance. So if I had 10 bids and I get a customer, they get 250 from me automatically, which leaves me with 10 activated points and 240 in advance. Once I get more bids, they turn into points automatically, subtracting that amount from the advance. Is this not correct?

I also have another question: What happens if a customer doesn't use their bids? From what I have read, they expire after 30 days. Does this mean we'd get them back and some of our points turn into bids again?

As a free member, you have no bids so you don't have them to give away in the first place. If you get a customer as a free member, I believe they are given 25 free bids by the company and you are NOT obligated to pay them back at any point in the future. I'm not sure what I said that was confusing, but it may have been when I talked about not promising in your ad that the applicant will get a bunch of free bids when you don't have any to give them. THAT could possibly get you into trouble.

The bottom line...if you are a free member, just post the ads that are given to you which I'm sure don't promise any certain # of ads (except for possibly 25). And if you are a Premium member AND have purchased bids, sign up for the 5cc and put the assigning of free bids out of your mind...it's WELL worth the few dollars that it costs you. There's no need to join the 5cc unless you've purchased or earned bids through the Matrix.

If the customer doesn't use the bids or lets some of them expire, they just expire...that's it. They don't come back to haunt you...thank heavens