New FREE Affiliates program is proving popular.
Motorhomes worldwide says that you do not need to own a motorhome or operate a hire/rental department to make money from motorhome bookings worldwide………you just require a web site.
They say that nany have recognised the significant benefits and have signed up to provide an additional source of income – and improve their web site content, with no special training required and no cost involved.
Motorhomes worldwide says that this is a great opportunity to increase income without special training or investment, by joining the Motorhomesworldwide.com affiliates program and starting to earn extra income from online sales, just by recommending them to your website visitors.
Travel is the largest and fastest growing business on the internet and with their state-of-the-art affiliate program, Motorhomesworldwide.com say they offer you the chance to earn commissions for the reservations.
Join now and seamlessly integrate the Motorhomesworldwide.com booking engine into your website, so no matter how your customer chooses to contact them, whether by web, email or telephone, you can be rest assured that your valuable commission will be accurately tracked and automatically credited to your account.
Upon sign up, you will receive your unique ID number and login details so that you can continuously track your clients booking with Motorhomes worldwide and all you need to start is Internet access and the best part about it – it’s totally FREE!!
By becoming an affiliate, clients visiting your website can gain direct access to all of Motorhomesworldwide.com online products, pricing and services and even better, you do not have to negotiate supplier deals, build a website, maintain the content or speak to the client.
As soon as your client enters Motorhomesworldwide.com URL link on your site, the enquiry is tagged with your unique reference code which remains with the customer through the transactions.
You do not require anyone who is trained on Motorhome/RV Products as our experienced staff are available to service the client. You will not need to prepare quotes, book vehicles, confirm availability, handle enquiries, issue invoices or prepare vouchers.
You can track all live bookings made through your website and monitor commissions that are due to be paid to you.
Commissions are earned with every reservation booked by a visitor from your website, and we pay you, at the rate agreed, on the 15th of each month following the month of pickup.
This is incremental income and a simple, easy, risk free and profitable way for you to offer an additional service to your customers 24 hours a day, 7 days each week.
More information is available from Amber Corbett at: –[email protected]
Report by The Mole
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