Marketing spotlight Referral Frenzy
As a long time affiliate marketer, I have no hesitation in recommending Referral Frenzy.
However, the site can be quite intimidating at first glance and it can be a bit overwhelming.
The key features are that
- it definitely saves a lot of time for those of us who use a lot of mailers both in sending mail and keeping banner and text ads active
- The bonus advertising on offer is well worth it.
The cost of membership at Referral Frenzy is enough to make you think twice about its benefits. Therefore my recommendation is that you give it a try for seven days and take advantage of the free advertising on offer. If it is something that you can work into your daily routine so that it frees up your time, it’s pretty much a no brainer, but I’m mindful that many people new to online marketing will simply be overwhelmed by what is on offer. If you’re relatively new to List Mailing, this may not be for you..but there’s no harm in having a poke around for seven days.
The bottom line is that if you are serious about List Mailing as an advertising vehicle, then you should seriously consider how Referral Frenzy can help you.
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Hodge
Mark Hodgetts is a freelance writer, veteran online marketer and failed musician. Many years ago woke up and found that he'd become a Bank Manager. It wasn't the life he'd planned. With fingers and toes crossed, he jumped ship and started a new life working from home. Despite a few stumbles, he has never regretted the decision.
A very useful run-through of the program. Thanks! I wish more safelist owners would upgrade their sites from http to https – does that have any negative effect on working with safelists through Referral Frenzy?
Hi David
I agree with the HTTPS.
There seems to be willful ignorance of the requirements in some quarters. It’s an interesting question and one that I don’t have a complete answer to. Occasionally the communication between one mailer and Referral Frenzy breaks. I suspect that is a related issue. As far as sending mails is concerned everything seems to work OK at the front end. More of a concern I think is what is being displayed in the viewing bar. I notice more and more that sites appear to crash on certain mailers – many of them owned by the same person. These mailers invariably prevent you from using HTTPS in their banner addresses. It’s something I’ve been meaning to track for some time but haven’t had the time to do. Certainly, at the moment, I’m getting consistent opt-ins from most(but not all) of those mailers that I use in RF. The ones that I’m not getting results of any kind in are the one’s that I’ve just described. I’m not sure if I’ve answered your question but I think we both are aware that those sites that don’t address the HTTPS issues won’t be around in the medium term