TRUE or FALSE? Do YOU Know This Simple Golden Nugget?

Emmanuel Betinis · 05-30-2009, 03:17 PM

Is this true or false?

You can get paid OVER AND OVER AGAIN (recurring income)
by promoting auto insurance on Commission Junction.

I hear folks say selling services that people NEED
(like services that require people to keep purchasing
every month) like auto insurance, hosting, etc. is good because
you get paid every month on that customer.

Is this true?!

Because I can NOT find anything like this on Comission Junction.

Yes, I see auto insurance and other things that people need
to keep paying for every month listed on CJ, but when I
look at how you get paid as an affiliate, I see NO MENTION
of a recurring payment model.

Why is this?

Where can I find insurance programs (or any other recurring
service that people need) that pay affiliates over and over
again on the same client?

I would really appreciate ANY type of input on this.

ChristianM · 05-30-2009, 05:30 PM

I guess commission junction must not do this - if you look at "icontact's" affiliate program their commission junction one is a lump sum whilst their in-house one is 25% recurring. I can't see a reason for doing this if commission junction offered recurring options.

Anomaly1974 · 05-30-2009, 05:45 PM

In most states in the US, you actually need to be licensed to sell insurance. If they paid commissions to you, it would make you an actual agent or broker and would present all sorts of nasty legal issues if you did not have the proper licensing for whatever state you lived in ... and you have to be individually licensed in each state you sell insurance in. (I had to carry licenses for both California and Nevada when I worked for Colonial Penn)

Any other programs that have recurring commissions aside as I do not know ... but with any types of brokerage or insurance offerings, I could see how this would cause major legal issues for them.

Just my two cents

05-30-2009, 03:17 PM	#1
Emmanuel Betinis SEO Test Is Now ON! War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Minnesota, USA Posts: 544 Thanks: 56 Thanked 32 Times in 25 Posts Social Networking	TRUE or FALSE? Do YOU Know This Simple Golden Nugget? Is this true or false? You can get paid OVER AND OVER AGAIN (recurring income) by promoting auto insurance on Commission Junction. I hear folks say selling services that people NEED (like services that require people to keep purchasing every month) like auto insurance, hosting, etc. is good because you get paid every month on that customer. Is this true?! Because I can NOT find anything like this on Comission Junction. Yes, I see auto insurance and other things that people need to keep paying for every month listed on CJ, but when I look at how you get paid as an affiliate, I see NO MENTION of a recurring payment model. Why is this? Where can I find insurance programs (or any other recurring service that people need) that pay affiliates over and over again on the same client? I would really appreciate ANY type of input on this.
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ChristianM HyperActive Warrior Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 247 Thanks: 13 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts Social Networking	Re: TRUE or FALSE? Do YOU Know This Simple Golden Nugget? I guess commission junction must not do this - if you look at "icontact's" affiliate program their commission junction one is a lump sum whilst their in-house one is 25% recurring. I can't see a reason for doing this if commission junction offered recurring options.
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Anomaly1974 Always the Write Way! Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: American Expat in the Philippines. Posts: 1,131 Thanks: 30 Thanked 16 Times in 14 Posts Social Networking Contact Info	Re: TRUE or FALSE? Do YOU Know This Simple Golden Nugget? In most states in the US, you actually need to be licensed to sell insurance. If they paid commissions to you, it would make you an actual agent or broker and would present all sorts of nasty legal issues if you did not have the proper licensing for whatever state you lived in ... and you have to be individually licensed in each state you sell insurance in. (I had to carry licenses for both California and Nevada when I worked for Colonial Penn) Any other programs that have recurring commissions aside as I do not know ... but with any types of brokerage or insurance offerings, I could see how this would cause major legal issues for them. Just my two cents
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