TrollyCash on PrimeQ

[kcheung]

Hi everyone,

I hope you are all well. Here’s a campaign for a great site especially for those of us who like to shop. Who doesn’t like to save when they by and with the Christmas season coming into full swing, what better a way to welcome in the new year than with a campaign as great as this one!


Here are the details:


Campaign Title: TrolleyCash
Merchant: TrolleyCash
Site: http://www.trolleycash.co.uk/
Cookie duration: 90 days
Landing Page: http://primequk.directtrack.com/z/4912/CD2/
PPC, SEO: please contact the Affiliate manager, Alexia Arizabalaga for more information.

Merchant Description
TrolleyCASH is a way to get money while purchasing on our partners' websites. This cashback amount is a percentage of your purchases amount (tax free and with no shipment) or a fixed amount called BONUS.
TrolleyCASH offers you several possibilities to earn more £ such as :
. Creating a team or being invited in a team to earn cashback on your friends purchases
. Filling our questionnaire
. Taking advantage on all our special offers via the TrolleyNEWS


Why you should absolutely promote this campaign:
- A great brand, that performs well and is well known.
- Shop and get cash back, who wouldn’t?
- A pay per lead payout of £0.32
- Lets not forget, tons of creatives to get ppl. sweating b the collar

Who can resist to this great offer?

For your visitors:
Shop for less and earn £3 Bonus by joining TrolleyCASH
Join TrolleyCASH shopping VIP Club and earn money

Campaign Target Audience:
Eshoppers, families, anyone!


Please feel free to contact a new Affiliate Manager at PrimeQ at alexia at primeq.co.uk or me at kcheung at primeq.co.uk if you have any queries or questions. You can also give us a shout on +44(0)870 735 3918 if you need anything. We are here to help you!

Have a great day.

Warm regards,

Kenneth Cheung
Affiliate Services Executive

[loquax]

pay per lead payout of £0.32

The same program is on AF with a basic pay per lead payout of £0.60 - any reason why you're paying affiliates almost 50% less??

Jason

[ARMPeter]

It is on several networks at differing rates.

[Azam.net]

It is common for affiliate programs to pay different rates on different networks, as we all know. I could quote dozens of examples of different networks paying different rates. It is not because certain networks are profiteering, but because different rates and terms are negotiated with merchants or their agencies.

PQ offers a higher rate for some affiliate programs than other networks. Like most networks, we don't publicise this because we don't like to see ourselves as competing with others.

Peter, it is considered extremely bad etiquette to post an announcement for one network on another network's section. Look through thousands of posts made on A4U and you won't see it done.

Even though I have heard a lot of negative things about your new network and several people in affiliate marketing have told me they are furious about ARM's unethical practices, when you announced your launch here I wrote:

"Andy, congrats on the launch of your new network. Hope it does well. I haven't heard about the WG issue, so unfair to comment on that.

Impressed with the team you have on board (met Peter who is a top guy)."

Even though you are a competing network which has been accused of "mining data from other networks" and sending out unsolicited emails (otherwise known as spam), I went out of my way to publically praise you. It is therefore upsetting that you see it fit to post an advert for your network in the PQ section of the forums.

PQ and other networks would never go to the sections of other networks which pay less and post a message saying "we pay more".

Lets keep A4U a positive environment as it has been for years and help each other to grow and succeed. The pie is big enough for everybody to prosper and so we need to pull together not knock each other down.

__________________
Nadeem Azam
Public Relations Manager, PrimeQ
Low Start-up and Monthly Fees for Merchants :: More Commission for Affiliates

[ARMPeter]

Apologies for my previous post on this thread which I have edited.

I'm still getting used to posting as a Network person, not as an affiliate.
Seeing Jason's post about AF's payout, my natural reaction was to post a higher payout.

The previous network I worked for did not allow me to post on the forums. So I've always posted as an affiliate.

Nadeem, you certainly are a PR King!

No offense meant...

[Azam.net]

Yes, fair enough. I, too, have had to learn to post more diplomatically now that I am working for a network and as an Affiliate Manager Don't have those same affiliate freedoms any more!

Let me know when you're next down in London and we'll meet up for a coffee.

__________________
Nadeem Azam
Public Relations Manager, PrimeQ
Low Start-up and Monthly Fees for Merchants :: More Commission for Affiliates

[kcheung]

We are looking into this for you, please contact me via email if you ahve any further questions, I'm currently moving homes but have been able to set up my wireless for long enough tha check the forum out. Please contact me at kcheung AT primeq DOT co DOT uk if you ahve any further questions.


kind regards,

Ken

[Anyanka]

Originally Posted by ARMPeter Apologies for my previous post on this thread which I have edited. I'm still getting used to posting as a Network person, not as an affiliate. Seeing Jason's post about AF's payout, my natural reaction was to post a higher payout. The previous network I worked for did not allow me to post on the forums. So I've always posted as an affiliate. Nadeem, you certainly are a PR King! No offense meant...

Cool..We all make mistakes.