ERC Affiliate Program

David Domm is the host of the What is ERC Money? podcast and he is discussing the difference between high ticket and low ticket affiliate marketing. High ticket affiliate marketing involves referring clients to products and getting paid a commission out of the transaction, while low ticket affiliate marketing involves a smaller commission. As an example, David is working on a side hustle with the Amazon influencer program, where influencers can upload review videos to their platform. The most commission one can get from this is 5%. This podcast is intended to help people make an informed decision about what to dedicate their time to. This conversation is about low and high ticket affiliate marketing. Low ticket offers involve products or services that cost $100 or less, such as a video service. For example, if someone spends $100 on a product, the affiliate makes $4. High ticket offers involve products or services that cost more than $100. For example a software subscription service at $19.95 a month. In this example, the affiliate might make 50% of the commission, or $10 every month. Finally, example of a high ticket offer is selling ice bathtubs, which can cost hundreds or thousands of dollars. In this case, the affiliate can make a commission from the sale. The speaker is discussing ERC, or Employee Retention Credit, money. This is money that businesses with 5 to 500 W-2 employees can qualify for, and it doesn't require an exchange of money in advance to receive it. The company the speaker is working with has recovered over $3 billion for businesses through this program. The speaker explains how businesses can qualify for ERC money and what it is. The conversation is about the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) program. It is a government program which allows businesses to receive money for their employees. It is more complicated than the PPP loans, as it requires knowledge of IRS documents and filing procedures. The average amount received is $10,000 per W2 employee, and the referral partner commission is 2.5% of the amount collected. For example, if a business received $50,000, the commission would be $1250, and if they received $1 million, it would be closer to $25,000. The process takes two to six months for the business to receive their checks from the government, after which the company pays their fee and the referral partner.Get the Details Today
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Fascinating comparison to the amount of money that is earmarked for ERC in comparison to the money the FDIC has backing up almost $10 trillion.Get the Details Today
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