How does pay per call work?
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BlackAndYellow
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- May 29, 2013
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I deal with something like this for car dealers. In the system that I am working with, the call has to last over 60 sec. but at the end of the month, the car dealer can review their calls and say it was a bad lead or something so they do not get charged for that phone call that came in. When I was dealing with posting the cars online and getting phone calls back in, I think that I was getting like 10% of the calls I got paid on returned as bad, it was more watching and making sure the dealer was really working the calls and not just saying hey let me get your info and I will call you right back. So they the calls would stay under 60 sec.
Commoner
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- Dec 8, 2013
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Hi OP,
Yes, this method of generating revenue does work and pays out very well
You can say if the selling process is professionally done under 2 minutes and having the ability to say close 3-5 deals daily, either you receive a fat paycheck or move on to sell your own products.
Yes, this method of generating revenue does work and pays out very well
You can say if the selling process is professionally done under 2 minutes and having the ability to say close 3-5 deals daily, either you receive a fat paycheck or move on to sell your own products.
LordCameltoe
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Here's what I know:
1 - Pay per call numbers go to a call center where users are connected to agents that follow a script they wrote in order to sell the client a product.
2 - The length of the call depends on how long they estimate a caller should be on the phone in order to properly generate a relevant lead for that product.
3 - The caller doesn't need to actually buy the product for you to receive a commission (or you'd be getting a much higher payout).
4 - You need to maintaint a certain free lead to paid conversion ratio in order stay elligible for the offer. This varies from network to network.
5 - Its a great way to make money offline and online. All you need to do is advertise a phone number.
1 - Pay per call numbers go to a call center where users are connected to agents that follow a script they wrote in order to sell the client a product.
2 - The length of the call depends on how long they estimate a caller should be on the phone in order to properly generate a relevant lead for that product.
3 - The caller doesn't need to actually buy the product for you to receive a commission (or you'd be getting a much higher payout).
4 - You need to maintaint a certain free lead to paid conversion ratio in order stay elligible for the offer. This varies from network to network.
5 - Its a great way to make money offline and online. All you need to do is advertise a phone number.
Hi, I am also interested in generating pay per call and generate some business for myself. Can you please help me with the process and where can I get these pay per calls and can I choose the type of pay per calls. Any website to go. I have US Toll free so can I use it. Please suggest
craigdoctor
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- Jun 5, 2014
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I think you only pay $14.50 when the call reaches 2 min because that is the duration that they need to make a close, or at least get them interested because people who aren't interested in a service won't take them 2 minutes to reject a sales call.
I think they are real people.
I think they are real people.
Hi, I am interested in this too. Can you tell me how did you find this pay per call program?
clevelandslim
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From what I understand, here's an example: customer goes to Google search on their mobile device. If they click on an ad words ad, it gives them an option "you are about to call number 1-800-xxx-xxx". Or, another option is if they click onto your lander, in which there's a phone number on the LP to call. If customer calls and stays on phone call for x amount time, then the affiliate gets compensated.
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Its not that easy to convert Pay per call offers. It need highly targeted traffic. I am trying PPC myself.
But the question is... why would someone go to your website to find a phone number... when they can just go to google and find the phone number at the top?
Not the ads... but like you know when you type... "autozone in washington dc"... it has like 5 autozones with their numbers and addresses...
i know thats not a good example but u know what i mean righT?
Not the ads... but like you know when you type... "autozone in washington dc"... it has like 5 autozones with their numbers and addresses...
i know thats not a good example but u know what i mean righT?
manchesterfan
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- Jun 19, 2013
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This was great info. Till now didn't know this exist. Nice rate per 2 mins
I think in this case the phone number will find the "someone".
Somebody is looking for something else but will get a tempting ad to call and voila...
Somebody is looking for something else but will get a tempting ad to call and voila...
efortless029
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- Sep 5, 2014
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If i dont call to a real people then what will be happen ? Will I get the money back or get the point for calling ?
Hey guys.. I have been running PayPerCall campaigns for the last 2 years.. I work with http://www.click2callnetwork.com they have a great selections of offers that are pay well and have brand recognition. they pay on time and never had any issues with them.
let me know what you think
let me know what you think