Become a FASTSMS Affiliate and get cash rewards
This week at FASTSMS have officially launched our Affiliate Programme – by signing up you could be getting cash rewards for every person you refer to us.
The FASTSMS Affiliate Programme has been developed with the potential to generate an additional revenue stream alongside your usual business, and it does it in a way that requires very little effort on your part.
Simply put – you refer potential customers to us and you will get paid for anything bought by that user.
We’ll give you everything you need to get started along with help and advice at every turn, making sure you get the most out of its potential.
We have a new document that can tell you all about it, including Use Cases – so you can identify if your network of contacts has potential.
You’ll find all the little important details about the programme in there too – like exactly how much cash we’re talking.
Finally you’ll get a glimpse of what happens when you decide to go for it and how we can help you get our affiliation off the ground.
For all the information you need click here or get in touch on 0800 954 5305 or email helpdesk@FASTSMS.co.uk
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