Mortgage Affiliate Programs
There are a number of affiliate
programs available through many different types of merchants. One of the
most profitable affiliate offers is a "mortgage affiliate program".
A mortgage affiliate program
operates the same as most any other affiliate program with other merchants.
The mortgage broker or mortgage lender offers to pay you an agreed dollar
amount for either a click through from a link on your web site, a fixed
dollar amount for a lead you've generated through your link, or a percentage
of the amount financed through a lender by a new customer that visited
their site as a result of your link.
While a this can be a beneficial
way to earn added dollars, it's still much the same as other affiliate
programs out there. The similarity is due to the fact that a mortgage affiliate
program is not a way to earn money fast, despite promises made by the affiliates
to simply place their banner on your web site and watch the money start
rolling into your bank account.
If you're serious about becoming
involved in a mortgage affiliate program, there are literally hundreds
out there from which to choose. Make your decision carefully, though, and
consider the following items as you look at different programs.
1. Choose
a mortgage affiliate program that offers excellent affiliate support and
communication.
A good way to test the waters
as to how good the mortgage broker or lender's communication and support
is with their affiliates is to simply email an inquiry. If they don't respond
within a day, send one more email. If you haven't heard from the mortgage
broker or lender you've chosen within two to three days, chances are it's
best to search elsewhere for a program. An affiliate that doesn't
even bother to respond to a serious inquiry probably will not offer the
support needed once you've put their program into action on your site.
2. Don't
pay money to enter into a mortgage affiliate program.
If an affiliate program asks
for money in order for you to post their link on your web site, it could
possibly be a Multi Level Marketing, or MLM, program, which are normally
not successful in mortgage affiliate programs. Additionally, chances are
good that such an offer could, plain and simply put, be a scam just out
to take your money. A true affiliate program will be available to you at
no charge.
3. Consider
a mortgage affiliate program only with a broker or lender that is honest.
When you make your initial
email contact with the company offering a mortgage affiliate program, don't
be afraid to ask for references of others currently involved in their program.
If they won't offer references to you, be wary. If they do offer a name
or two for you to contact, ask the affiliates how successful the program
has been for them, what level of support they receive from the broker or
lender, and ask them to describe their experience working as an affiliate.
If all of these questions are answered with a positive response, chances
are you're making a good decision with signing on.
4. Choose
a mortgage affiliate program that offers a variety of ways of reaching
potential customers.
Some programs require a banner
link on your web site. While this is the option of choice for many affiliates,
consider a company that also offers text links for your site, or allows
you to purchase mailing lists in order to promote the mortgage affiliate
program through email. Even if these options are not immediately of interest
to you, if the program takes off in your favor, it could be another way
to generate additional funds. Text links can be an excellent choice, especially
if you already have a couple of affiliate programs posted that you're working
with, or are considering working with others in the near or distant future.
With too many affiliate banners, your site can start to appear littered,
distracting from the content of your web site, loading slower, and frustrating
visitors that might otherwise click on your affiliate links. Flexibility
with the offers on how you connect with individuals interested in the mortgage
program can give you some great options on how to develop and increase
your affiliate earnings.
There are numerous mortgage
affiliate programs available. A simple search through your favorite search
engine will verify this to be true. While we don't endorse any of these
programs, a few that are readily available and are continuously looking
for affiliates to sign on are as follows. Watch for two-tiered programs,
where you're paid for individuals that go to the company's web site through
your link and fill out a form, and then are also paid a commission if that
customer also finances or refinances because of your link.
LendingAffiliates.com
Premier Mortgage Funding,
Inc., pmtgf.com
FamilyBranching.com
1st-mortgages.com
Loanapp.com
AllOptions.com
ArgentMortgage.com
Loan.com
eLoan.com
HomeLoanCenter.com
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