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Sunday, 26 December 2010

Process Lasso Pro Commercial Licenses sales switch exclusively to RegNow - Become an affiliate and maybe make a few bucks

Posted on 14:22 by Unknown
I've used both PayPal and RegNow for orders, as often times one will accept and order and other won't. Using RegNow has its advantages and disadvantages. The disadvantage is a much higher commission fee. The advantage is YOU can make money selling these licenses. Simply sign up as an Affiliate and you can get cash for every person who you refer that eventually buys a commercial Process Lasso Pro license. Since some of those licenses can be expensive, if you sell one you are out to make a good bit of money.

To do this, sign up as a RegNow affiliate then request to be one of our affiliates. We've got the settings to automatically accept everyone (at this time, that may change to manual review if necessary for any reason). Their documentation will help you along, but from there basically their system takes over. They store a cookie on the user's machine that IDs you as the affiliate. So, whenever the user comes to buy and their server sees that cookie (even if it is 30 days later), it then gives you credit for the order, and pays you commission.

Starting January 1st the plan is to switch completely to RegNow and get certified in their affiliate network. In order to be certified you must have no other ways of ordering. Since there is no other way to order the commercial licenses as of now, I've already requested certification for them.

Don't wait. Sign up today. The switch may even occur early. It mostly depends on how sales go and if I can afford to switch earlier. All systems are ready for the switch.

As a side note to purchasers through RegNow, be sure to TRASH their 'Extended Download Service'. This is useless for my software. In other cases it may not be, but it is in my case. I've made a request that it be removed by default and the switch to RegNow is somewhat contingent on that. They said they would, so I'm sure they'll oblige me.
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