Sales Funnel Sharing??

Speaking from experience, PLS is not a great option. It's inherently an MLM, and their marketing tools are not so incredible.

The autoresponder that comes as part of the package is limited with terrible deliverability.

The landing page builder tools are pretty good, actually, and it does make it pretty easy to share landing pages, but it's pricey for what you want to do. I believe you need at least the Silver membership (or possibly Gold) in order to access the function you want, and when I belonged about a year and a half ago it was $50 per month.

If you are going to spend that kind of money than there are much better options, like Leadpages or ClickFunnels.

Another one that I have heard some good things about is Landing Page Monkey, but I've never tried it so I cannot vouch for it 100%.

I ran a small pay-per-lead program, in which I had some marketers who used to send traffic to my squeeze pages, and they were paid so much per lead.

I thought about how I was going to set this up for weeks. I tried all kinds of software and expensive solutions, but in the end I figured out a very simple and accurate way to do it.

I bought a single domain, and then simply created a folder for each marketer, and each folder had the same exact funnel in it. I used simple pre-made "guru style" HTML squeeze pages and tweaked them a bit for my squeeze page. That was free since I already had the templates.

For tracking leads I made a new lead capture form (opt-in form) in my autoresponder for each person and named it after them.

Let's say for the sake of simplicity I only have two people promoting my program. I have John and Joe. Each person gets an identical funnel made for them with the only difference being the lead capture form (opt-in form). John's squeeze page has an opt-in form named after him on his page, and Joe has his own opt-in form named after him on his squeeze page.

Their promo links would look a little something like this:

www,mydomain,com/john

www,mydomain,com/joe


Then I made a spreadsheet so I could record how many leads each one got each day. This information is readily available if you bring up their opt-in forms when you are looking at your subscriber list. If you choose to look at just a certain opt-in form's stats, you will know how many leads came in through that particular opt-in form. If that opt-in form is on John's page and John's page only, then obviously he is the only one who is responsible for sending leads through it. At the end of the month, the spreadsheet would add up each person's leads from each day, and then I would pay them for the total amount of leads they brought in that month.

Was it accurate 100%? Probably not. I'm sure I overpaid a few leads here and there, but it was certainly only a few here and there. I don't run the program anymore, but when I had it going full force I had around 15-20 people sending leads and I was probably bringing in 100+ leads per day. It was a pretty good program, but as marketers dropped off or changed their offers, I didn't go out and replace them.

I just had too much other stuff going on. I'd love to hire a VA to run something like this for me, but I can never seem to find the time to get it going again as I am a one man operation and I am already swamped damn near every day!

Any, that's an example of a very simple solution, and with link tracking services like ClickMagick around today, you wouldn't even need to make separate opt-in forms. All you would have to do is give them each a tracking link and put their conversion codes on their pages and you would be golden.

Sometimes the simplest system works best. Don't over complicate things at first. Once you get going and start bringing in some money then you can make upgrades.