Renting / buying referrals is another way to increase the number of referrals in your downline, but this requires to invest some money and time to manage them. Don’t be scared, it is a quite simple task, you’ll grow familiar with it in a matter of minutes. We can rent referrals on PTC sites. We can buy them and they are in our down-line for good. When launched NeoBux made a very innovative move: it introduced the referral renting system. Since then every PTC site implements this feature, it helps the PTC sites to be more stable financially.
When we rent referrals we do that in the hope they will make a profit for us, which means that they make more money for than we spend on them to rent, to extend and to recycle. This is not always the case, that’s why we must manage them properly to make the most possible money out of them. There’s no strategy that is good for every site. There are many factors that influence the applied strategy: our membership type, the cost of renting, the cost of recycling, the click average.
Few Terminologies:
- Renting – it is the process when you rent 1 or more (usually up to 100) referrals. Your account (Renting or Main Balance) is charged, and the rented referrals join your down-line instantly for 30 days, unless you extend them
- Extend, renew – this means you can add extra days to your referral’s due date, thus the expiration date is postponed. You can extend your chosen referrals with 15-240 days. The higher the extension days are the bigger discount you get, some money can be saved this way.
- Recycle – when you think that one or more referrals are too lazy and you don’t want to keep them any longer, you can recycle them. For a fee (5-8 cents, depending on the site) your unwanted referrals are swapped with fresh ones. Also, the rented referrals are recycled for free after an inactivity period of 10-14 days (depending on the site)
- Average – this is the click average your referral makes while it’s in your downline. Let’s say you have a referral for 20 days and he clicked 30 ads so far, than his average is 30/20=1,5 . According to this average you can tell which referral is good and which is bad.
- Earning made – shows how much money your referral made for you so far.
- Clicks – this is how many clicks your referral made since he is in your downline.
- AutoPay – this is a useful tool that can be turned on or off. If you have AutoPay enabled, on the first click a referral makes per day, you’ll pay to keep that referral for an extra day. If the referral does not click, you won’t pay him for another day. In other words you pay daily for a one day extension. Let’s say you have 10 rented referrals, and AutoPay is enabled. Those referrals that click today, will have their due date extended with one day. The extension days bought with AutoPay are cheaper than the extensions paid in regular ways.
Most PTC sites provides detailed statistics about each and every referral’s activity. It’s very easy to manage your referrals based on these statistics if you know how to use them. Always look at these statistics of a certain referral as whole, not in pieces. You can tell which ref is bad based only on his average or the clicks he made. The rented referrals can be sorted by several criterion making picking sertain referrals much easier.
Managing referrals can be done one by one or with many referrals at once. For instance you can recycle one referral if you wish, but you may want to recycle many referrals. To recycle a group of referrals, just tick every checkbox at the end of the chosen referral’s row, select the recycle option, and that’s all.
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