Pay Per Call Program with CJ - Making Money by Getting People to Call Advertisers...

Pay Per Call Program with CJ - Making Money by Getting People to Call Advertisers...

I got an email from CJ, Commission Junction, saying they're introducing a new Pay Per Call "Ring Revenue" affiliate program system where you can making money as an affiliate by getting people who are interested in a certain service or product to call an advertiser for more information -- and I'm sure as they want, to hopefully make an easy sale to the advertiser.

It intrigued me because I'd never heard of Pay Per Call before -- Pay Per Action, yes, Pay Per Post, ad naseum -- but never Pay Per Call.

So I signed up (do the same if you're already a CJ.com affiliate by clicking the pic above) and hopefully I'll get approved and make a lot of sales.

Right now, my CJ.com account could seriously use some beefing up since I haven't sold an Apple Store products in a while, and have only made dollars here and there pitching SnagAJob.com.

Comments

Earner online said…

Now that's something new!How could we possible to make our visitor to call when they don't even click (on ads)?

Sunday, August 02, 2009 1:57:00 PM

Voucher Codes said…

I had no idea that CJ also offered this service, thanks. Another network that also uses the technology is Tradedoubler if anyone was interested.

Tuesday, August 04, 2009 2:54:00 PM

Bronwen said…

I also heard that Tradedoubler was doing this which is better for me as I can find CJ unreliable.

Wednesday, September 16, 2009 1:32:00 PM

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