Earn up to 5000 per simple refferal! (For website design)

[WestCoastStudios]

Hi,

My name is Felix, and I'm the owner of a web design company called West Coast Studios. Our company offers extremely high quality work at reasonable (perhaps even cheap) prices.

We are currently offering a 10% referral program. All you need to do is refer a customer to us, and we will offer 10% of the project quote. For example, if a project referred by you costed 10,000US, we would give you 1000US. Right now, our payment methods include PayPal and cheques. Our projects can ranged anywhere from 500US to 50,000US.

Unfortunately, our website is still in design, but we have done previous projects. One of our previous projects is a redesign of a website called Sarvostones. Our redesign can be found here at www.wcprogramming.com/mockup/sarvostones3


How to convince potential customers:
- We produce higher quality work than most designing companies. Example of one of our works: www.wcprogramming.com/mockup/sarvostones3.
- We charge one third of most professional design companies. Other companies charge at least 60US an hour. We charge 20US an hour.
- We will provide free email contact and a free 10 page proposal for potential clients.
- We offer a 100% refund for up to 3 months. No question asked.
- We follow extremely strict common business practice. We operate with professionalism.
- Most of our designs are made in Flash.
- Offer a virtually unlimited hosting plan with all needed features for 120US a month (including domain registration (around 25US/year)).

If you have referred a customer to us, send us an email at support@wcprogramming.com. Once the potential referred client has paid us the entire project fee, we will send you 10% of the project fee through Paypal or cheque.

For more questions, either reply to this thread or email me at felix0hu@gmail.com

[squalid]

"Most of our designs are made in Flash."

thats not a selling point, more a reason not to buy i think...

[WestCoastStudios]

Well, we do work in Flash which rivals that of 2advanced.com's.

We also design in static. I'm just putting the points out there. You can choose which one to use when you're referring.