Peak junction pay per call review năm 2024

Recently, we shared the top reasons an advertiser would want to reach out to their publishers, like sharing program, company, and promotional updates, or even to welcome a new publisher into your program.

Now that you have something to say, what is the best way to perform these types of outreach? Within the CJ Affiliate network, there are multiple ways to communicate with your publisher base, either on a one-to-many, or one-to-one basis.

Newsletters (one-to-many)

Sending out a newsletter via the “Email Campaigns” sub section of the “Mail” tab allows you to reach out to all your publishers at once. This is a great way to share anything related to:

• Program/Company Updates
• New Promotions
• Product Updates
• Any Special Contests or Activation Campaign/Bonus Incentives

Direct Publisher Communication (one-to-one)

As you review certain publisher-level reporting, or search for a publisher via the search functionality, you’ll note that publisher names are hyperlinked. When you click through a publisher’s name, it takes you to their publisher detail page. Here you have the ability to reach out to them directly by clicking on “Message” or by emailing them via your personal inbox using the contact information they’ve provided.

Sending direct emails allows you to:

• Optimize current publisher performance, once you’ve analyzed your data
• Work with publishers to create custom media packages for added brand exposure
• Gain a better understanding of your publishers’ target user base and promotional methodologies
• Leverage and work closer with social media influencers and bloggers
• Start developing closer relationships with your publishers

Remember that these publishers are an extension of your company and want you to succeed as much as you do!

Recruitment Communication (one-to-many)

As you review the Recruit sub section within your account (Publishers > Recruit), you will have the ability to push out program terms to any publishers you want to invite into your program. CJ Affiliate provides the capability to include a custom message, which is optional, but highly recommended to leverage.

Include key points like: your top promotions, commission rate, websites you’re most interested in being featured on, any bonus incentives, and remember to tell your targeted recruits WHY you think they would be a great addition to your program!

Schedule Recurring Calls (one-to-one)

It’s a best practice to set up monthly calls with your top partners, and even quarterly calls with some mid-tier publishers. These calls can serve as performance check-ins, provide a platform to share current or upcoming promotions and peak seasonality, or discuss strategies like increasing NTF customers, or expansion with a certain demographic or geo-location.

Schedule In-Person Meetings (one-to-one)

Every year, our company hosts CJ University (CJU), an affiliate networking and education experience, for both advertisers and publishers. CJU has proven to be an effective way to create new business opportunities, meet face-to-face and refresh strategies with long-term partners, as well as provide a venue for hands-on training from our industry experts. Learn about all of the networking opportunities CJU has to offer.

Finally, as it relates to standard communication best practices, make sure that you set up your program description in the best light possible, as this is the initial communication touchpoint with publishers. Highlight any compelling key points or differentiators that sets your program apart from others.

This huge bathhouse complete with saunas, steam rooms and ice baths is opening in Bondi Junction this month

Since Australia’s first dedicated infrared sauna space (Nimbus Co) opened in Bondi back in 2016, Sydney’s eastern suburbs have taken on the unofficial role as the Emerald City’s sauna hotspot (pun intended). And now the offering is levelling up; with a new sauna, steam and ice bath studio opening up with a membership model that’s wildly more affordable than the standard rate.

Founded by two brothers, Xtra Clubs is bringing an anytime membership model to Sydney – a model that’s never been seen before in the sauna studio space. Essentially, you’re paying less than the cost of one standard sauna session to get anytime access to a sprawling social bathhouse. It sounds a little too good to be true, but then so did ordering pizza to the park through an app on your phone until we started doing it.

The first Xtra Clubs space will open its doors in Bondi Junction later this month; a huge studio that's home to a 30-person Finnish sauna, six ice baths, three four-person infrared saunas and a 20-person steam room. It’s like a Roman bathhouse, but the 2024 edition.

Memberships start at $24.95 per week for a limited time, and once the early bird pricing comes to an end, you can join from $29 per week. The entry-level membership will score you unlimited access outside of peak times, plus one 70-minute peak-hour session per week.

If you’re keen to upgrade, the “Elevate” membership will score you an additional two peak-hour visits per week (and extended use time with 100-minute instead of 70-minute sessions) for $44 per week. Considering the cost of a 45-minute infrared sauna session is generally upwards of $45, we’re counting this is a big saving.

For die-hard wellness enthusiasts, Xtra Clubs is offering a top-tier membership for $69 per week, which will score you unlimited access (even at peak times), fresh towels and access to all additional locations (as and when they open) .

Xtra Club Bondi Junction is set to open its doors on March 25, and the team plans on opening additional locations soon – with the aim of operating 200 locations across Australia by 2034.

Is pay per call worth it?

Although pay per call marketing may look more expensive on paper, it often results in a high return on investment compared to other forms of digital marketing. Building on the higher quality leads and conversion rates, pay per call marketing allows you to invest more in receiving calls from customers primed to convert.

How does pay per call work?

Pay-per-call for lead generation is a performance-based marketing model where advertisers pay for inbound phone calls from potential customers. Advertisers create campaigns with specific criteria, such as location, keywords, or demographics, and they pay a fee for each call that meets these criteria.

What is pay per call telemarketing?

Pay-per-call is a type of performance marketing where an advertiser pays publishers (also known as affiliates or distribution partners) for quality calls generated on the advertiser's behalf. Put simply, pay-per-call tracks calls the same way performance networks tracks clicks.