Referral programs

"The effectiveness in building networks translates into meaningful connections, beyond the simple correlation between ability and need.

Consider various scenarios:

1. Systemic Restrictions: Some measures limit connections, offering users only basic functionalities, regardless of their possibilities.
2. Resource Limitations: Often, the lack of resources prevents the implementation of more effective strategies.
3. Knowledge Barriers: The perception of incapability can be a significant obstacle.

Interpersonal relationships, enhanced by networks, are fundamental in creating environments conducive to growth. Expanding our network beyond usual circles of friendship is key.

For example, when looking for a new place to dine or a gift, we usually rely on recommendations from friends and family before exploring options on our own. This principle underlies the effectiveness of recommendations.

Aware of the impact of word-of-mouth marketing, companies incentivize their loyal customers to recommend products in exchange for benefits, such as discounts or gifts. This approach results in a win-win: the promoter receives a reward, and the company, a new sale.

What is a Referral Program? It's a marketing strategy where existing customers promote a brand, product, or service through their personal network. Typically, they receive a reward after the referred person makes their first purchase.

To drive these programs, companies highlight the rewards offered, such as gift cards or loyalty points. Customers can share referral links or discount codes, facilitating the brand's spread.

An innovation in our system is the representation of clients with access or technological knowledge limitations, allowing them to accumulate rewards until they decide to use them.

A successful referral program integrates technology, appropriate messaging, and, essentially, attractive incentives. Customers often share information that benefits them socially or economically. When they see a recommendation from a trusted source, they are more likely to purchase the product.

Developing Our Referral Compensation Program:

We first asked ourselves: "What do we want to achieve with this program?" Our objectives might include increasing the number of customers, social media followers, or improving our conversion rates. We define these goals and metrics before launching the program to evaluate its effectiveness.

Offered Incentives:

• Discounts or coupons.
• Accumulable credits or points.
• Product or service upgrades.

Landing Page: The first impression is crucial. Our page will reflect clarity and ease in the message, being a reflection of the high quality of our personalized services.

How It Works: There are two roles:

1. Promoter: They get benefits when others use their links to buy a service.
2. End user: They get benefits from the whole program.

Both promote specific links, linked to products or services detailed described.

Compensation According to Affiliation:

• The Promoter earns 10% for direct sales.
• The Promoter gets a platform to review all the activity.

In case of returns, the amount and corresponding commission will be refunded."