Lead generation for Universities...

[Sg4]

I came across this website: Medical Training

They do lead generation for various universities. I was wondering if Universities normally have affiliate programs you signup for or if this company has gone out and made their own partnerships?

 

[Diorex]

EduSearch

Looks like a lead generation company specializing in educational leads. My guess is that the page you found is there SEO'd page, rather than a pure affiliate.

 

[Sg4]

I dug further as well and also visited Edusearch..just didn't bother to post it. Your right. I hit one of their landing pages. If you watch the 'Demo' video on Edusearch it looks like they have a good # of landing pages and have a good grip on higher learning searches.

In the video it says 'we monopolize the top spots in both organic and ad results' .. or something along those lines.

I was just mainly wondering how they got hooked up with so many universities. If universities have affiliate programs for this type of thing or if they approached each one individually?

 

[Jon]

Most of the EDU sponsors are owned by Azoogle and CoregMedia. Both NYC companies. I know for a fact the one company that controls it all is based in NJ and they are massive. If you go with Azoogle they have a pretty sweet site that allows you to get comped on leads through multiple edu sources that the person signing up is looking for, and it can be sorted through based on a bunch of different masters and bachelors degree majors as well as location. I personally never used it, but when I was looking around at it, they were at the top of my list because it just seemed easy as hell to run. I think PartnerWeekly also does EDU stuff, but I'd recommend using Azoogle because they rock.

 

[ep5794]

Most of the EDU sponsors are owned by Azoogle and CoregMedia. Both NYC companies. I know for a fact the one company that controls it all is based in NJ and they are massive. If you go with Azoogle they have a pretty sweet site that allows you to get comped on leads through multiple edu sources that the person signing up is looking for, and it can be sorted through based on a bunch of different masters and bachelors degree majors as well as location. I personally never used it, but when I was looking around at it, they were at the top of my list because it just seemed easy as hell to run. I think PartnerWeekly also does EDU stuff, but I'd recommend using Azoogle because they rock.

What makes Azoogle so much better?

 

[DruSam]

alot of partner weekly's offers payout weekly (duh), I wouldn't pass them up. and they have progressive payable offers that pay you for the lead AND the sale.