Its already alive and kicking since March of this year. We’ve been working out the bugs in our tracking system and doing so without the need of cookies or code input on our customer’s pages. So overall, its ready to go.
Before we get into what is considered “scammy” let it be know that in just the lead industry period, there is a lot of scams going on. Everywhere you look its “Win a free iPod” or “Sign up now, and win a free XBOX 360″. Even radio commercials advertise in this way to get their listeners to sign up. From many angles, I can see how it might be questioned, however there is a strong sense of value that comes with our program.
We’ve noticed that most of the time, these weaker forms of strategy are rooted from the advertisers’ limited knowledge and understanding of how to approach those leads in the first place. As for others, well, some people are just down right scammy. They may sell you overused lists or try filling out the forms themselves; there’s a million ways why something may be considered shiesty and dishonest since almost anything can be viewed in a subjective manner. Its just being aware of how you’re advertising and who you’ve got your cross hairs on.
So is Power Sign ups scammy? … obviously not. We work hard to produce better traffic quality and also accept over 90% of the applicants that want our service, despite what they representing most of the time. In doing so, we’re pretty much keeping all slots open, and allowing us to maximize our clientele. How could anyone argue with a steady setup that only costs one sixteenth of what it would for a “pay-per-click” program anyway?