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What Are Coregistration Leads?
There are many misconceptions about what a coregistration lead is and what it is not. Coregistration leads are also called "co-reg leads."
What is a "Co-Reg Lead?" 95% of all people DO NOT understand what coregistration is. That is because the person who told them did not understand either. So, let me explain.
A coregistration lead (coreg lead) is simply a person who signed up for one thing, and then was presented with other offers to sign up for as well.
For example, let's say you are online and you request some information about exercise equipment. You fill out the form and click "Submit." Before you get your information, you are led to a page that lists between 2 and 5 "other offers" to get more information about as well. They could be coupons, vacations, book clubs, recipies, or a home business. I'm sure you have seen a page like this. This is coregistration.
Now, there are good coreg leads and bad coreg leads. Here is a list of things that make a coregistration lead bad:
If you want to see an example how coregistration works, watch this short Coregistration Movie. It explains things very well.
Many of our bulk email leads are co-reg leads. These are home-based business, coregistration leads that have requested information about working from home. Our coreg leads come only from quality sources where people have checked the box to receive information about a home business.
Here is a list of our coregistration leads: Here are our non-coregistration email leads:
What is a "Co-Reg Lead?" 95% of all people DO NOT understand what coregistration is. That is because the person who told them did not understand either. So, let me explain.
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A typcial co-reg offer page |
For example, let's say you are online and you request some information about exercise equipment. You fill out the form and click "Submit." Before you get your information, you are led to a page that lists between 2 and 5 "other offers" to get more information about as well. They could be coupons, vacations, book clubs, recipies, or a home business. I'm sure you have seen a page like this. This is coregistration.
Now, there are good coreg leads and bad coreg leads. Here is a list of things that make a coregistration lead bad:
- gives a prospect an incentive to click more ads
- all the boxes are already prechecked
- customers earn points for checking more boxes
- there are more than 5 ads
- customers get a percentage off their purchase by checking more boxes
- there are no boxes to check or uncheck
- only has 2 - 5 offers
- each offer is completely unique
- customers must check the box to receive more information
- there are no incentives at all
- customers can easily unsubscribe
If you want to see an example how coregistration works, watch this short Coregistration Movie. It explains things very well.
Many of our bulk email leads are co-reg leads. These are home-based business, coregistration leads that have requested information about working from home. Our coreg leads come only from quality sources where people have checked the box to receive information about a home business.
Here is a list of our coregistration leads: Here are our non-coregistration email leads:
