Referral Program Make Me Earn More Than $30 Per Day

The Clickpaid referral system is one of the most interesting commission plans I have come across. The reason I say this is because you can make thousands of dollars from just one person you refer! Now let's say you refer 20-30 people. How much will that make you? 

The Clickpaid company states that they will pay you 10% of all your referral's purchases, and they will also pay you 5% of all their referrals (referral's referral - i.e. 2nd level) purchases. When you hear figures of 5% and 10%, it doesn't make much sense and it doesn't spark any interest. But when you put it into dollar terms, it becomes a lot clearer. 

When you wish to refer someone, simply talk to them (either online or offline) and explain the benefits of the clickpaid system. When they are ready to sign up, simply give them your affiliate link to use while signing up. This way, they will be counted as your referral. Your affiliate link is available to you inside your members area. 

So if you are paid 10%, how much money do you really make? Well, if your referral buys 1 ad package, they have just paid $10. You get 10% of that, which is $1. No big deal right? But nobody buys just one click package and sits on his rear waiting for a miracle to happen. 

Initially, people tend to buy an absolute minimum of at least 10 click packages. That's $10 for you as the referrer. If he buys 50, that's $50 for you - enough to buy 5 new click packages for yourself. 

Then, when he starts reinvesting and continues to buy click packages through his lifetime, every transaction will include multiple. Maybe even hundreds or thousands. As a result, you would make hundreds or thousands of dollars for each one of his transactions. In fact, he'll be buying more on a daily basis to keep his business going. 

You'll be profiting from his buying efforts with no additional work of your own. All this is from just one referral. As a minimum, I would say that you refer 20 people. Make that your goal and don't rest until you have reached your goal. Imagine the income when each one of your 20 referrals buys hundreds of click packages on a daily basis! You should use all that money to buy more for yourself. It will skyrocket your earnings into the stratosphere! 

Of course, you don't have to refer anybody if you don't want to, but talking to someone about your involvement with Clickpaid is a small price to pay for massive paydays in the future. You also receive 5% from your referral's referral. This equates to 0.50c for every ad package he buys. This is a two-tier commission plan from referrals. It's very lucrative and I highly recommend you refer people, even though you don't have to.

 Bahary

Build Referral-Generating Relationships With Content

Regardless of the nature of your health care practice, you may have heard the terms "relationship-based marketing" or "content marketing" recently. In marketing circles, they have become today's buzzwords. Because I have helped businesses market themselves with editorial content for almost three decades, I know content marketing to be tried and true-not a fad. When I first entered this business as a young attorney-turned-entrepreneur, we called it newsletter marketing; today, we might also refer to it as Internet, e-mail or social media marketing. Regardless of what you call it, today's marketing comes down to the idea that content is king.

Marketing has always been about relationships, but traditional advertising has changed. For today's marketers, the single best way to maintain relationships with patients and referring health care providers is through content marketing. The people you work with-and want to work with-are skeptical of marketing, especially from a health care provider. They're not looking to be sold. They're looking for a professional with a solid reputation.

By providing valuable content, you can meet the needs of patients and referring health care providers and build relationships with them. Whether it's a blog, eNewsletter, printed newsletter or social media, a content marketing strategy can build powerful relationships and generate results.

Here are four tips to make your content marketing work for your health care practice:

1. It's about them, NOT you.

The focus of traditional advertising was always "me, me, me." But the truth is, your patients and referral sources care much less about you than they do about what you can do for them. That's what makes content marketing so powerful. A dentist, for example, can develop content related to the latest breakthroughs in treatment options and provide links to these with Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and other social media.

By informing your audience, you'll demonstrate that you are the expert they should trust with their health, not the one simply trying to sell them a service.

2. Provide value.

Remember that it's about them, and your content marketing will best meet the needs of your readers. Ask yourself, will my patients or referring health care providers care about this? Why should this matter to them? These questions will help you keep the focus on information they will value. And they'll remember you for it.

3. Persist.

Sometimes, if they don't see instant results, health care practices can become discouraged with their content marketing strategy. You often won't know the full long-range impact of your blogs, newsletters or social media posts. But remember that quality content is doing something very powerful: It consistently reinforces the idea that you're the expert in your field, whether it be pediatric dentistry, orthodontics or physical therapy. It also keeps you top-of-mind with your audience.

Be consistent and you will see results.

4. Measure results.

Although you won't know the full impact of your content marketing strategy, you must continue to monitor and measure results.

If you're blogging, your blog will need to be monitored to ensure that comments and questions are addressed. Analytics into the types of articles people are reading on your health care blog will be especially helpful for you when determining future content. (Remember, it's about them!)

Newsletters, especially eNewsletters, are very easy to monitor and often come with comprehensive reports that should tell you which articles were clicked on or forwarded, the names of subscribers who open newsletters and other useful data. You'll know the topics of greatest interest to your readers, and you'll know how many readers are clicking back to your Web site.

Social media, of course, is quite measurable, because you can see the shares, comments and new followers immediately. Comments and feedback received through these tools can be very telling.

Beyond these, measure the impact of your content marketing strategy for other positive "bumps." If a newsletter includes a special offer for a treatment, note the number of people who opt in. If the blog announces a new treatment your practice offers, track the inbound inquiries you receive. By measuring these activities, you'll have an even better understanding of your content marketing success.

Your patients and referring providers represent a relationship gold mine. The best way to extract those treasures is to provide patients and colleagues with meaningful content that demonstrates that you're the health care expert they should trust.

Steve Klinghoffer

Create Your Own Business Referral Network

Customers who come as referrals to your business are coming to you with a pre-set level of trust. They have been told by another individual whose opinion they trust that your business offers exactly what they are looking for. The only step required after receiving a referral customer is to make sure their trust in you is never misplaced. When creating your business referral network you should keep a few helpful tips and industry tricks in mind. 

Try it 

This might sound overly simplified but it is not. If you see an opportunity to expand your business network, give it a shot. Join committees, your local chamber of commerce, check out some seminars, and continually network yourself at every possible opportunity. You should soon find yourself with no shortage of business referral network possibilities. 

Associate with Beneficial Mentors 

If you know those who have experience with business referral networks it may be a valuable idea to seek out some mentoring from those individuals or businesses. Utilize your time with any mentors wisely by making notes each time you see a hiccup in your own business referral network programs or strategies and taking them to your next meeting with a mentor. 

Do it For Your Team 

Instill in your employees that the primary reason they should help with referrals is that when the team wins, they win. With struggling economies, increasing daily living costs and other elements that are killing businesses all over the globe, employees who seek out referrals are indeed, doing it for themselves, their team and overall, the business. 

Offer Charity Donation Options Among Your Employees 

Some of your team members may hesitate and feel concerned over the appearance of making referrals for reasons that may appear self-enriching. Offer your employees the option of choosing to donate their referral rewards to a local charity. Not only is this a community-based benefitting option, it also encourages those who may not have had interest in being an employee referrer previously. 

In Name Only 

Some of your employees may not have the time to do the research required to capture perfect referrals or to gather their contact information, addresses or other personal information. For those employees, be sure to offer an option where they can be considered for a smaller reward by simply providing the names of any they think may be qualified candidates for referrals. In many cases you will find that the top employees in your business are willing to work in this manner without any promise of reward for supplying those names. Hand these names over to your expert recruiters to follow-up and begin the process of selling. 

Be Patient 

Even if you are not new to a business, you are still a small fish in a big pond. Keeping that in mind will help you and your business move forward even when there are obvious setbacks in your network. Don't get discouraged and keep hammering away at your business referral network until you have perfected it to suit your needs and that of your company's.

 Christian Fea