Earn generous £2.50 commission for each member you refer to new 100% cashback website

[Azam.net]

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I am delighted to unveil the curtains for Froggybank.co.uk, a 100% cashback site which has been launched by eDealsUK Limited today. As many of you will know, they power nearly 60 cashback websites in the UK.

One year in the making, it has a host of innovative features, including guaranteeing the highest cashback, buying 250 kgs of carbon offset for each member who joins, a guaranteed response to support queries within 24 hours, and a generous referral program.

You can earn the highest referral fee of any 100% cashback site (many pay no referral fee whatsoever). You will earn £2.50 when a member earns their first £5 cashback.

You will even get your own personalised landing page to promote. For large organisations and affiliates, froggybank can create a fully customised landing page for no cost.

There is an eye-opening interview with Janine Sinclair, the company’s Director of Customer Services, in our blog.

You can find out more about the affiliate program here and sign-up on this page.

If you have a query not answered on the above page, you are welcome to email froggybank [at] azam.net or call 07921 041 733.

[D-Mac]

Nadeem, this sounds quite appealing.

I have one question. Can we only earn £2.50 per customer in year 1, or is it possible to earn in subsequent years?

Thanks.

[Mike_Scott]

I understand you pay commission as soon as a member reaches £5,
but will affiliate tracking stats include new sign-ups who have yet to meet the threshold?

[Azam.net]

Thanks for your questions.

I have sent an email to the relevant person and will let you know as soon as I hear back - will probably be tomorrow as it's quite late now.

[michelle_birkett]

Congrats Nadeem and Janine,

Looks like a slick site with a lot of USPs.

Best of luck!

[HomerJ]

Firstly, thanks everyone who have signed up already and a flurry of very encouraging emails.

I understand you pay commission as soon as a member reaches £5,
but will affiliate tracking stats include new sign-ups who have yet to meet the threshold?

Yes, it does. When anyone signing up using your link or landing page, £2.50 in your account as "pending", until we deduct the £5 admin fee - doesnt matter how long it takes.

D-Mac, you are forcing another frog out of the bag - we wanted to be quiet about this for now.

The standard webmaster/affiliate account will pay £2.50 for the first year. There are no recurring commissions from any 100% cashback site in the world now, but we have something being finalised. Will give you brief details:

We will be reviewing performace of all our webmaster account holders (after atleast 3 months of them promoting froggybank) periodically and invite some to our "preferred partners" program. This will give them recurring commissions in the following years aswell, on top of this £2.50.

Preferences will be given based on

- Exclusivity given to froggybank
- Marketing methods: Prominence on websites, any new avenues explored
(facebook apps, fundraising ideas..)
- Quantity and quality of traffic
- Any other "special favours" we get from our partners (thanks to partners
have got us special deals with merchants - we never forget favours)

So, there you go, another new announcement in the same thread

As many of our existing 50+ whitelabel partners noticed, we can develop more functionalities based on feedback. So feel free to contact the relevant department through froggybank.co.uk with ideas/feedback on the site :tup

[drivetowin]

Just to clarify as a few people have asked today - although I am quoted in Nadeem's blog article (and have no problem with being quoted as he had the courtesy to clear it with me first) - just wanted to make clear that I have no commercial connection with edeals or froggybank.

[HomerJ]

Thanks Mr Budden, we just love using your quote to put things in perspective when people project doom and gloom.

"There are at least 20,000,000 potential members of a cashback programme in the UK, so whatever the figures, all of the existing providers have but scratched the surface - Keith Budden, Industry expert" - is also used in our White Label Cashback sites: Loyalty website solutions from eDeals UK, to answer "isn't the market saturated" question.

I can confirm to others we did'nt bribe Keith in any way, but we owe him a drink