Looking to partner with financial affiliates

[lexaffman]

Hi - this is LexAffMan, Affiliate Manager at Lexington Law (now you can see how I came up with my handle...)

A little about our program: We are the leading provider of credit correction services (credit repair). And we're on the upswing of a huge boom in our industry. Right now, our top affiliate makes over $60K a month (wish I was that guy), and it's only going to get better. It's a pretty sweet gig, because there's not a lot of competition for those who know what they're doing.

So, not only are we looking for affiliates to come and rock our world, but we also have found a little-known area where we can partner with financial affiliates and make everyone money. So, affiliates who currently have debt programs, credit card programs, or lending programs always come across "dead" leads - or, leads that won't qualify because of their bad credit score, or just won't convert because they're not finding what they want.

We've found that bringing those leads over to Lexington is a great way to deliver the service that they really need. But most affiliates don't think about this - that's why I'm here!

Visit our affiliate page: Progrexion

Thanks!

LexAffMan
Progrexion - the exclusive marketer of Lexington Law
affiliates AT progrexion DOT com
801-828-1726

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[Edwin]

Is LexAffMan your real name?

Why not post some more information like what kind of payouts can be expected?
Do you provide forms affiliates can host for themselves and push the lead data to you?

Or is it simply linking to the home page of Lexington Law with an affiliate link?

In case of linking to the home page are the reference codes also tied into the affiliate URL so that the 800 number dynamically changes?

 

[lexaffman]

Great Questions!

First of all, my “real name” is Amy. I’m not a man, as the name would imply. We wanted a login that would stand the test of time, and since I’m getting married in a month, even my name won’t do that.

So to answer your questions, we have quite the aggressive CPA payout which follows:

Sales Pay
1 to 10 $45
11 to 50 $55
51 to 100 $65
101 to 180 $75

When you send more than 180 funded sales in one month, we can get on a call and discuss your plans to take your program even further, and your pay out will reflect the results you send our way.

We don’t provide forums for our affiliates, but we do put together a creative package of banners links, and content to help you get going. The banners and links are coded with a unique Tracking ID that we use to tie sales back to your campaign. We also use a 365 day cookie, so you are given credit for sales that hit your site first for an entire year.

The Tracking ID (TID) is used also to track sales that are made on the phone. When a client clicks through your banners, and decides to call and talk to a paralegal, a reference number is given. This number ties the sale back to your TID. We also call clients back if they don’t sign up on the first call, or if they start filling out an application on line and fail to complete it. So really, we do some of the work for you.

If you have questions post them here, or email me at affiliates AT progrexion DOT com.

 

[Edwin]

Thank you for elaborating on the Lexington affiliate program Amy.
I appreciate it.

 

[lexaffman]

Lol - I misread "forms". Here's the real answer for you.

We do have forms that you can put on your site. We have a PDF that walks you through the steps for a long-lead form and how to customize the code for your site.

Usually, when an affiliate has a large number of leads, we create an email creative for them to send to their list, that takes them to our form.

So far, it's been pretty darn successful. If you'd like to talk further about this lead-gen program, or just becoming an affiliate, be sure to give me a call!

And no, we still don't have any forums.

Amy
affiliates AT progrexion DOT com
801-828-1726

 

[Edwin]

Hey that sounds great!

Will get in touch soon, tomorrow afternoon your time probably.
Thanks!

 

[Edwin]

Hi Amy,

After our phone call waiting for a follow up email from Kathy McCabe i've tried to reach you via email, but the email address affiliates AT progrexion DOT com bounces emails back with undeliverable errors.

Tried to reach you on Friday as well, but i got your answer machine a couple fo times.

Please let me know if we can move forward?

Thanks!

Edwin

 

[Edwin]

For anyone interested in working with Progrexion...don't even bother.
All i get is Amy's answering machine, i received no follow-up emails whatsoever and to top it off i just got the most rudest response a affiliate company can give.

I don't even see the point why she bothered posting on this forum.

I thought let's give it a last shot to get things moving forward...called Amy...answering machine...emails are a dead end.

Her email address is bouncing back emails.

Then i looked up phone numbers on Progrexion's company website, first call...another answering machine...second call...a friendly woman supplied a phone number...again a answering machine.

Only one number left i could call, called that number...

Woman on the phone: Good Afternoon, Progrexion?
Me: Good afternoon, you're speaking with Edwin [last name] and i'm calling in regards to our expressed interest to promote Lexington law on our website [website name]

Note: My English isn't as fluent as my writing, but nevertheless people understand me.
And if they don't understand me the first time, they provide opportunity to talk things through.

One second pause...

Woman on the phone:

You know what?
We're not interested!

Hangs Up!

Another company that just don't get it but this one tops it off!

[sarcasm]Way to go Progrexion![end sarcasm]