Building Your Economic Downline
Once you become an Agloco™ member and downloaded and intalled the Viewbar™, you can start to earn cash be surfing the internet. But to be able to maximize you earnings, you have to create your own economic downline by reffering others to Agloco™
After you sign-up to Agloco™, you will be directed to the member's area were you will find your refferal ID, which is something like this: www.agloco.com/r/BBBC0415. This refferal ID is the one you will use in reffering others to Agloco™. Once others click on that link and sign up, he/she will automatically be your downline.
Below are some referral tips and answers to questions that will help you make the most of your membership and to build your own piece of the Economic Network.
Who should I tell?
Tell anyone you know who uses the Internet and who would like to be a part of an online community that earns money just for surfing and enjoys receiving special online shopping discounts. Membership is absolutely free, so it's a pretty simple, win-win proposition.
How should I tell them?
Referring friends through email.
Emails are a great way to tell your friends and family about your AGLOCO membership and to encourage them to join as your referral. There is a wealth of possible referrals all around you. You must however, keep in mind proper online messaging etiquette and the spirit of our Anti-Spam policy while making referrals.
You may email anyone you know to tell them about our program. This extends to friends and family, business associates and mailing lists where the recipients have opted-in for messages like this.
Please understand that AGLOCO has a more stringent policy regarding many kinds of spam than other sites on the Internet, and we enforce our anti-spam policy rigorously. We strongly recommend that you review it closely prior to sending out any quantity of emails.
When emailing people about AGLOCO, ensure that you have established a previous relationship with that individual. Making reference to your previous relationship will ensure that your referral email is received well. For example, “You are receiving this email from Business Today, the opt-in mailing list you have subscribed to for information on business opportunities.”
Many of our members include an AGLOCO referral link at the end of every email they send. Once you set up the link as an email "auto signature," it will be included at the end of all your email messages (until you choose to remove it.) The link can include your personal member ID number, so anyone who joins AGLOCO through your link will be credited as your referral.
See email samples for guides in you email campign.
Referring friends through Blogs and Websites.
If you have your own Blog or Website, it’s a perfect place to advertise your AGLOCO membership and to encourage your readers to sign up. The more you discuss AGLOCO on your blog, the more your blog will be indexed by search engines and the more visitors you may receive. Please note, however, that posting unsolicited comments to the blogs or websites of other people may be a violation of our anti-spam policy. So please use good judgment when including your AGLOCO referral information in comments on other people’s blogs.
Referring friends through message boards.
Each type of posting and individual host will have their own regulations. Please review the guidelines set by the posting area to ensure that you are adhering to all of their guidelines. Although some postings may not be in violation of AGLOCO’s specific anti-spam policies, breaking someone else’s rules will get you in trouble, so be informed.
When posting on a message board or Usenet newsgroup, make sure you are posting on topic, and not posting to too many boards or too frequently. One posting about AGLOCO might draw referrals, but multiple postings become a nuisance. Please post your messages responsibly.
There are many message boards where messages about AGLOCO are appropriate, and many where they aren’t, so use good judgment. Keep your content honest and on point. Misleading your potential referrals is not only a violation of the AGLOCO membership agreement, but also a blow to the integrity of our company.
Referring friends using chat and IM.
Each chat room and Instant Message service has its own sets of rules and regulations. Make sure you familiarize yourself with the guidelines of your chat room before entering. Chat rooms are often topic specific, and just as in message boards, you must make sure that any conversation about AGLOCO is appropriate and permissible under the rules of that forum. A chat room devoted to making money on the web is a perfect place for an AGLOCO discussion.
As always, keep your content honest and on point. Misleading your potential referrals is not only a violation of the AGLOCO membership agreement, but also a blow to the integrity of our company. Please refrain from associating AGLOCO or your account with material that AGLOCO considers objectionable. Techniques such as repeatedly sending referral URLs or other promotional messages are not permitted.
Referring friends while on an auction site.
Each auction site has a set of individual rules and regulations. Make sure to familiarize yourself with the guidelines of your auction site before posting any information. AGLOCO memberships are free and may not be sold. You are however, permitted to post a valid auction and include an AGLOCO reference in your signature. Make sure the content/item you are auctioning is consistent with AGLOCO’s family-friendly policies and content guidelines.
Referring friends in the offline world.
Talk to your friends about AGLOCO! Members are already putting their referral links on business cards, signs, bumper stickers and flyers. These promotion tactics must fall within the bounds of your local laws, rules, or regulations.
Accordingly, the distribution of flyers or handbills on private property or where prohibited in any fashion is a violation of the Membership Agreement. This includes but is not limited to, littering private or public property with flyers or cards, placing illegal road signs or plastering surfaces with posters or stickers.
If you wish to advertise your referral link in a local or wide coverage newsletter or newspaper, AGLOCO™ asks that you personalize your advertisement. Your ad must not make any misrepresentations to any of Your Referrals or potential Referrals with respect to compensation typically received by AGLOCO members or with respect to compensation that potential members are likely to receive.
Make sure the content you are presenting is consistent with AGLOCO’s family friendly policies and content guidelines.
After you sign-up to Agloco™, you will be directed to the member's area were you will find your refferal ID, which is something like this: www.agloco.com/r/BBBC0415. This refferal ID is the one you will use in reffering others to Agloco™. Once others click on that link and sign up, he/she will automatically be your downline.
Below are some referral tips and answers to questions that will help you make the most of your membership and to build your own piece of the Economic Network.
Who should I tell?
Tell anyone you know who uses the Internet and who would like to be a part of an online community that earns money just for surfing and enjoys receiving special online shopping discounts. Membership is absolutely free, so it's a pretty simple, win-win proposition.
How should I tell them?
Referring friends through email.
Emails are a great way to tell your friends and family about your AGLOCO membership and to encourage them to join as your referral. There is a wealth of possible referrals all around you. You must however, keep in mind proper online messaging etiquette and the spirit of our Anti-Spam policy while making referrals.
You may email anyone you know to tell them about our program. This extends to friends and family, business associates and mailing lists where the recipients have opted-in for messages like this.
Please understand that AGLOCO has a more stringent policy regarding many kinds of spam than other sites on the Internet, and we enforce our anti-spam policy rigorously. We strongly recommend that you review it closely prior to sending out any quantity of emails.
When emailing people about AGLOCO, ensure that you have established a previous relationship with that individual. Making reference to your previous relationship will ensure that your referral email is received well. For example, “You are receiving this email from Business Today, the opt-in mailing list you have subscribed to for information on business opportunities.”
Many of our members include an AGLOCO referral link at the end of every email they send. Once you set up the link as an email "auto signature," it will be included at the end of all your email messages (until you choose to remove it.) The link can include your personal member ID number, so anyone who joins AGLOCO through your link will be credited as your referral.
See email samples for guides in you email campign.
Referring friends through Blogs and Websites.
If you have your own Blog or Website, it’s a perfect place to advertise your AGLOCO membership and to encourage your readers to sign up. The more you discuss AGLOCO on your blog, the more your blog will be indexed by search engines and the more visitors you may receive. Please note, however, that posting unsolicited comments to the blogs or websites of other people may be a violation of our anti-spam policy. So please use good judgment when including your AGLOCO referral information in comments on other people’s blogs.
Referring friends through message boards.
Each type of posting and individual host will have their own regulations. Please review the guidelines set by the posting area to ensure that you are adhering to all of their guidelines. Although some postings may not be in violation of AGLOCO’s specific anti-spam policies, breaking someone else’s rules will get you in trouble, so be informed.
When posting on a message board or Usenet newsgroup, make sure you are posting on topic, and not posting to too many boards or too frequently. One posting about AGLOCO might draw referrals, but multiple postings become a nuisance. Please post your messages responsibly.
There are many message boards where messages about AGLOCO are appropriate, and many where they aren’t, so use good judgment. Keep your content honest and on point. Misleading your potential referrals is not only a violation of the AGLOCO membership agreement, but also a blow to the integrity of our company.
Referring friends using chat and IM.
Each chat room and Instant Message service has its own sets of rules and regulations. Make sure you familiarize yourself with the guidelines of your chat room before entering. Chat rooms are often topic specific, and just as in message boards, you must make sure that any conversation about AGLOCO is appropriate and permissible under the rules of that forum. A chat room devoted to making money on the web is a perfect place for an AGLOCO discussion.
As always, keep your content honest and on point. Misleading your potential referrals is not only a violation of the AGLOCO membership agreement, but also a blow to the integrity of our company. Please refrain from associating AGLOCO or your account with material that AGLOCO considers objectionable. Techniques such as repeatedly sending referral URLs or other promotional messages are not permitted.
Referring friends while on an auction site.
Each auction site has a set of individual rules and regulations. Make sure to familiarize yourself with the guidelines of your auction site before posting any information. AGLOCO memberships are free and may not be sold. You are however, permitted to post a valid auction and include an AGLOCO reference in your signature. Make sure the content/item you are auctioning is consistent with AGLOCO’s family-friendly policies and content guidelines.
Referring friends in the offline world.
Talk to your friends about AGLOCO! Members are already putting their referral links on business cards, signs, bumper stickers and flyers. These promotion tactics must fall within the bounds of your local laws, rules, or regulations.
Accordingly, the distribution of flyers or handbills on private property or where prohibited in any fashion is a violation of the Membership Agreement. This includes but is not limited to, littering private or public property with flyers or cards, placing illegal road signs or plastering surfaces with posters or stickers.
If you wish to advertise your referral link in a local or wide coverage newsletter or newspaper, AGLOCO™ asks that you personalize your advertisement. Your ad must not make any misrepresentations to any of Your Referrals or potential Referrals with respect to compensation typically received by AGLOCO members or with respect to compensation that potential members are likely to receive.
Make sure the content you are presenting is consistent with AGLOCO’s family friendly policies and content guidelines.
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