Mar 9, 2020
Sentiment, the customer feedback system has announced a new affiliate program offering 10-year commissions for referrals. It is suitable for individuals and also non-profit association who would like a regular base income to smooth out donations.
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Waterloo, Belgium - March 9, 2020 /PressCable/ —
Sentiment, the customer feedback system from Asterion Systems has announced an affiliate program.
The program, open to individuals and organisations, provides monthly commissions for 10 years after a new client subscribes.
Sentiment is a service that helps businesses to understand what the majority of their customers feel about the service they provide. This allows the manager to know they are working on the right things and not just base it off the complaints from cranks. It is designed to make life easier for the manager by analysing the responses on a periodic basis and sending a report which includes a Customer Sentiment Rating. All the business has to do is look at this to see how they are doing and if they need to take some action.
Sentiment runs on tablets and phones which makes it easy and quick to get up and running and scale if needed.
All of which makes it invaluable to businesses of all sizes.
The new affiliate program allows individuals, clubs and non-profits to earn 20% of the monthly subscription for any new clients they refer. This commission will be paid for 10 years after the initial referral.
Sentiment offers a 30-day free trial to new clients. This means the affiliate does not have to undertake any hard-sales methods. Instead they simply let the business know about the trial and the benefits. If, after their trial, the business signs up to a paid plan then the affiliate will start earning commissions.
“We wanted to make it as easy as possible for anyone to let businesses know about us,” says Brian O’Connell, the owner of Asterion Systems. “Not everyone is comfortable with making sales pitches. But with a 30-day free trial the aim becomes, not making a sale but simply letting the business owner know of the service so they can check it out and see the benefits for themselves.”
The affiliate program requires no commitment from the members. They can approach a handful of businesses they frequent or they can approach it in a more structured way. It is ideal as a side-income for people who regularly meet business owners and also for non-profit associations who would like a regular base income to smooth out their reliance on donations.
“Donations can fluctuate,” said Mr. O’Connell. “Being able to build a base revenue stream that you can rely on for 10 years makes it much easier for organisations to plan. Charities and non-profits have the people to approach the businesses but as importantly they have goodwill. They can help businesses and at the same time those businesses can support the charity at no cost to themselves.”
The affiliate program is now open and more details can be found at https://asterion.ltd/sentimentaffiliate
Contact Info:
Name: Brian O'Connell
Email: Send Email
Organization: Asterion Systems
Address: 42 Avenue Wellington, Waterloo, Wallonie 1410, Belgium
Website: https://asterion.ltd/sentiment
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88948923
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