Maximum Paid Surveys Added to Plug-In Profit Site on 10/11/08

[stone]

Members,

I've added the 3-tier Maximum Paid Surveys affiliate program to the Plug-In Profit Site.

This program will be one of the main 6 programs new members sign up for under you when you promote your Plug-In Profit Site sales page.

You can login and add your ID for this free affiliate program to your PIPS account here:
http://www.pluginprofitsite.com/account

I'll be integrating Maximum Paid Surveys into the PIPS system in stages over the next few weeks.

Thank you,

Stone Evans

[lizzy ohaka]

That's a wonderful development, Stone.
But which of the ID's are we adding? Is it the Click Bank ID or do we have to go to the site and sign up first?

Lizzy

[carpunky]

Stone,

Nice addition, it is nice to see the word FREE. It is alot easier to get subscribers for some reason.

Seriously it is nice to see that you are still implementing things into pips...keep up the good work !

Jeff

P.S Lizzy, You have to create a account..it looks like it uses your clickbank I.D , so I would sign up with that nickname

[Stephen Meyer]

Maximum Paid Surveys is a great program and easy to sell. It's a good addition ti PIPs.

Steve

[Leon Bowes]

Originally Posted by lizzy ohaka

That's a wonderful development, Stone.
But which of the ID's are we adding? Is it the Click Bank ID or do we have to go to the site and sign up first?

Lizzy

Lizzy if you are an affiliate you use your clickbank I.D. that you log into the affiliate area with.

Leon

[Suzanne Morrison]

If anyone has had a Content Update from me in the last few months you should already have a Maximum Paid Surveys ID and you will also find that if you click on the "Paid Surveys" link in your site menu it is being promoted as the "Top Pick".

Cheers,
Suzanne

[Stephen Meyer]

I have their banners and text ads on several pages of my site but I had to go check. Leon is right, it is your clickbank ID. Makes it nice and easy.

Originally Posted by Leon Bowes

Lizzy if you are an affiliate you use your clickbank I.D. that you log into the affiliate area with.

Leon

[Jeff Schuman]

Correct me if I am wrong on this. As a CB affiliate you can sell this program without joining the Maximum Paid Surveys affiliate program separately. To earn money from people you recruit you would need to join their affiliate program and promote your MPS affiliate link. It looks like they pay via PayPal for that.

[Suzanne Morrison]

Originally Posted by Jeff Schuman

Correct me if I am wrong on this. As a CB affiliate you can sell this program without joining the Maximum Paid Surveys affiliate program separately. To earn money from people you recruit you would need to join their affiliate program and promote your MPS affiliate link. It looks like they pay via PayPal for that.

Hi Jeff,

That is correct.

Cheers,
Suzanne

[GordonBunker]

Originally Posted by stone

I'll be integrating Maximum Paid Surveys into the PIPS system in stages over the next few weeks.

Stone, a great addition, perhaps you could help me?

As a newbie to this, what happens to our website hosted at host4profits, that was generated when you first set up for me?

Does it make a difference if I have already modified the index page to include some of the other programs that I promote?

I see that you've already updated the sales page.

Thx, Gordon

[Dele]

I remember reading a post where Patricia mentioned that neither Clickbank nor Paypal was necessary for PIPS business.

Does this now negate that comment?

[Patrician]

No it doesn't. There are no one or two things that would make it impossible for you to do your PIPS business.

If you live in a country that Paypal or Clickbank don't do business in, then you just can't participate in that one program that has no other options. It doesn't affect your PIPS business one way or the other...

This is one of the beauties of the 'multiple streams of income' strategy and you could add any number of other programs to supplement the ones you can't use.

[Stephen Meyer]

Originally Posted by Jeff Schuman

Correct me if I am wrong on this. As a CB affiliate you can sell this program without joining the Maximum Paid Surveys affiliate program separately. To earn money from people you recruit you would need to join their affiliate program and promote your MPS affiliate link. It looks like they pay via PayPal for that.

My MPS affiliate link uses the same member name as my clickbank account. They actually incorporate your clickbank ID into your affiliate links. They are one in the same for me.

[KT52]

It's wonderful. Thanks Stone.
Kha

[writer-ros]

I like doing surveys, so I was really pleased to see a survey company within the PIPS umbrella - Thanks Stone.

Ros

[Dele]

Point made is noted Patricia.

Thank you.

[eutykhia]

This was not included when I joined 7th of October.

[eutykhia]

And I joined MPS already, but hardly have an idea on how to add this in my site. I have nio experience at all of any website tools and html. I just join in cuz I believe what I've read about joining PIPS but then I learn bit by bit...I hope I have the patience to pursue and learn some more

[GT]

Originally Posted by Stephen Meyer

My MPS affiliate link uses the same member name as my clickbank account. They actually incorporate your clickbank ID into your affiliate links. They are one in the same for me.

Hi, Steve:

Just so I'm clear on this, (as Jeff S. mentioned earlier), if you want to be part of the affiliate program to earn 3-tier commissions as noted in Stone's original post, you have to go to the MPS site and register as an affiliate.

If you do not register as an affiliate, you simply use your ClickBank ID ... ? ... and then what happens? Do you earn a commission if someone clicks on your link and fills out a survey?

How does this relate to the PIPS program ... I guess I don't see the purpose of it being in the PIPS lineup unless a PIPS member DOES sign up as an MPS affiliate.

(I see in my PIPS back office that the MPS ID is not my ClickBank ID ... ?)

Hmm. The more I look at this and think about it the more questions that come to mind ...

... I'll be back.

GT

[Stephen Meyer]

GT, do like I did and use your clickbank ID when you sign up.

With PIPs you are promoting the MPS affiliate program and you will be building your downline the same as in the other programs. Just like the other affiliate programs you can also sell their retail product and promote the survey stuff. You make a comission off the paid subscribers you enroll and a percentage off those who enroll as a paid member under the affiliates you enrolled.

People can either sign up to be an affiliate under you and that is free or they can sign up as a paid member and start making money by taking surveys. It's actually a good program and it fits in with PIPs nicely.

Steve

[Racey1]

Originally Posted by Suzanne Morrison

If anyone has had a Content Update from me in the last few months you should already have a Maximum Paid Surveys ID and you will also find that if you click on the "Paid Surveys" link in your site menu it is being promoted as the "Top Pick".

Cheers,
Suzanne

I had my site updated by Suzanne and have read through the threads.

Now I'm totally confused do I have to do what Stone says or as it already done by Suzanne

Racey1

[GT]

Originally Posted by Stephen Meyer

GT, do like I did and use your clickbank ID when you sign up.

With PIPs you are promoting the MPS affiliate program and you will be building your downline the same as in the other programs. Just like the other affiliate programs you can also sell their retail product and promote the survey stuff. You make a comission off the paid subscribers you enroll and a percentage off those who enroll as a paid member under the affiliates you enrolled.

People can either sign up to be an affiliate under you and that is free or they can sign up as a paid member and start making money by taking surveys. It's actually a good program and it fits in with PIPs nicely.

Steve

Hi, Steve:

Thanks for the info. I did sign up as an MPS affiliate last night and entered my ClickBank ID into the appropriate spots at MPS and in my PIPS back office.

I just now went to my PIPS sales page and clicked on the MPS sign-up link and I see that it directs my PIPS prospects to the MPS affiliate sign-up page - perfect! That's what I was wondering about.

Now, I'll start promoting the affiliate plan through PIPS and the Surveys membership plan through my web site and other means.

Thanks for your encouragement, Steve. I wasn't really giving MPS much thought until I read your positive comments about it, posted earlier in this thread.

GT