Feature Requests

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affiliate links for self service feature
I am in the process of partnering with a few social media influencers and using them to promote my brand. Two of them have requested I provide a "partner link", so they can tell their audience to visit www.stirguscreditrepair.com/(partner's name) and for each client who enrolls under their link, they get paid. This sounds super easy, but the only issue is, I'm lost on doing this with the self service feature! Issue #1: We have an affiliate program, but the affiliate will have to manually log into their portal and submit their lead. Now we have to email the client (due to TSR) and hope they respond back. This will not work and is very time consuming. Issue #2: Within the affiliate portal, we can copy the affiliate code provided and create a "hidden page" on our website, just as we did for our partner at Down4Sound (click this link): https://stirguscreditrepair.com/down4sound.html As you can see, I was able to create a link, with the partner's name in the URL. However, this is an issue because it does not work with the self service sign up flow and is linked to the old sign up form, in which we have to manually email the client their onboarding link (which usually goes to their spam folder or is ignored). SOLUTION: I need a way to create an affiliate/partner link for our website, with the partner's name in the URL (as I did above in issue #2) and have it setup to where a client can sign up with the self service feature and the affiliate is also shown as the referred source. By being able to do this, referrals can sign up within minutes and automate this entire process!
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SELF SIGNUP IFRAME - SO IT BLENDS WITH OUR WEBSITES AND BUILDS TRUST
In regards to the self-service signup, it would be great if there was a way that you can provide the self service signup in an A frame? Similarly to how you provide the website tools Lead Form code wrapped in Iframe that can blend with our website. The current way for a potential custom to self signup, is by them clicking a link that looks like this: https://Johnny3456.getcredithelpnow.com/start WHY WOULD IT HELP CREDIT REPAIR CLOUD USERS? The Self Signup it would Not like an affiliate link in the URL and I would blend with our website seamlessly and not lose conformity. SEAMLESS It doesn't look good for a customer to be on 1 URL and then all of a sudden, the entire URL changes. If the self signup was within an A FRAME, like the Lead Form we are already using, it would also blend much better with our websites.. ESPECIALLY, if we could do a simple HTML color tweak to match our theme. It could offer a seamless experiencing for our potential clients ESPECIALLY when it comes to building trust with a New client who is already trying to get over the hump of skepticism. TRUST AND PROFESSIONALISM FOR CUSTOMERS Lastly, it would look more professional, than for business www.abc123.com to have a new visitor click a link that takes them to: ( https://Johnny3456.getcredithelpnow.com/start ) Please note: The self service signup page URL does not even use company's name in the sub domain. It lists the First name of the person who is on the account. (Johnny3456 for example). Even more important: Lets say, I have a button on my website that says "SIGN UP", and once the user clicks that button, they are now taken to a website that no longer matches in color and also has an entirely new business name in the URL. The potential new client was just perusing www.abc123.com for the last hour, they then click a link that takes them to " Johnny3456.getcredithelpnow.com " To me, potential clients could either: 1 - believe the business was "just an affiliate" which would lessen the trust for the company concerning longevity of them being there for their credit restoration. 2 - think it was a phishing attempt from an entirely different entity - or believe it was legit, but look unprofessional altogether because their "possible affiliate" link's theme doesn't even match their own theme. Wrapping the entire experience in a IFRAME, how you already do for the Lead Form (Thanks for that!), could ease these concerns for visitors and help make it a seamless transition from a potential client to a paying one. Thanks, Tim
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