• Merchants and agents alike are capable of calling in and speaking to a live person. No long hold times or voicemails.
  • We represent over 10 different banks and processors worldwide. Ensuring that agents are able to place the majority of the accounts they sell. Don’t miss placing a high risk merchant because your current solution only uses one bank.
  • Our attrition rate is under 3% annually without contract termination fees! The industry average is over 20%. Merchants stay with us because of our pricing and support.
  • We process hundreds of millions of transactions annually.
  • Best of all, our agreement is non-exclusive! Work with as many different processors/banks as you would like. We guarantee we will earn the majority if not all of your business.
  • Call today and let us show you how we can help increasing your residuals while also exceeding your expectations.

creditcards

EXPLAIN THE COMMISSION STRUCTURE OF THE AFFILIATES

Commission is the main income for an affiliate marketer. The affiliates are paid by the affiliate merchants for promoting their business as well as sales and for diverting the traffic towards the merchant’s website, too. An affiliate marketer is one who has lot of ideas about marketing business and to implement the affiliate marketing strategies. Without the help of an affiliate marketer, the business cannot survive and market the products to all the nations around the world. In order to earn more money by promoting the sales of the merchandise business, the affiliate marketer puts in effort to bring in more customers towards the business. If there is more number of people coming in towards the business, then there is a high profit for the affiliate. Let us discuss, on what factors the merchants pay commission to the affiliates.

The commission payout is an agreement between the merchant and the affiliates. The merchant decides to pay certain percentage of the sales value to the affiliate for promoting the sales through his network. There are three factors through which an affiliate can earn commission. They are:

Pay per Click:

For the internet users, this is a common name as it appears on many websites. The pay per click scheme is very beneficial for the affiliates because earning money through this scheme is easy. The affiliates have to place the advertisements of the merchant’s products on the websites, along with the affiliate link, and encourage the website visitors to click on the banner. The affiliate link is placed in order to track the click and also to calculate the commission per click. On every click of the website visitors, the affiliate will get paid. Therefore, the affiliates mainly focus on making a strong advertisement campaign so as to increase the rate of clicks. This is how the affiliate earns commission through the affiliate programs.

Pay per sale:

This is different than the pay per click scheme because here, the affiliate does not get paid for the clicks of the customers. In this scheme, the affiliate has to sell the products of the merchant in order to earn an income. However, there are lots of top merchandise businesses that provide high commission structure. Choosing the affiliate programs of those merchants will be beneficial because the rate of commission is high and therefore, there will be a good income. The tracking systems of the affiliate programs track down the record if any product has been sold by the affiliate. The merchants pay up to 20% to 80% for promoting the sales. Therefore, the affiliates have to put in a little more effort to promote the sales and then earn.

Pay per lead:

In this scheme, the merchant pays the affiliate for generating the traffic and diverting it to the merchant’s website. In order to generate traffic, the affiliate has to place the affiliate link on various websites and then link it with the merchant’s website. Whenever the customers click on the link, they will be directly driven into the merchant’s website. The referrals can be made and it is recorded. In this way, the affiliates can earn through pay per lead scheme.

   merchant account

creditcards

© Copyright 2001 - 2010 Power Online Solutions, LLC DBA Power Pay Affiliates.