Understanding Rented Referrals
To the best of my knowledge, Neobux was the first Pay-per-Click
program to introduce rented referrals. A rented referral is one you pay a
30 day “rent” fee to Neobux for. Rental fees vary based on how many
rented referrals you hold (as of Apr-15, 2013) the costs are as follows:
| Referrals |
Monthly |
AutoPay* |
| 0 -> 250 |
$0.20 |
$0.0057 |
| 251 -> 500 |
$0.21 |
$0.0060 |
| 501 -> 750 |
$0.22 |
$0.0062 |
| 751 -> 1000 |
$0.23 |
$0.0065 |
| 1001 -> 1250 |
$0.24 |
$0.0068 |
| 1251 -> 1500 |
$0.25 |
$0.0071 |
| 1501 -> 1750 |
$0.26 |
$0.0074 |
| more than 1750 |
$0.27 |
$0.0077 |
*We will discuss what AutoPay is a little later on in this post.
Note: Each rented referral
you receive will have clicked at least 11 ads in the last 5 days – this
is to cut down on the chance of renting a referral that is no longer
active!
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To make a profit on your rented referral, he/she has to click a
certain number of ads per day. The break even point will vary based on
your type of membership and number of rented referrals you have, as will
certain limitations and restrictions.
Understanding rented referral concepts, features, your breakeven points
and restrictions is paramount to making more money with Neobux. This
post will take an in-depth look at rented referrals (mainly from a standard and golden member focus)
and explain things like break-even points, AutoPay, AutoRenew and other
important factors. Please note, this is not a rented referral strategy,
for that, please see Neobux Rented Referral Strategy.(Next Part)
Tip: There is absolutely no
requirement for anyone that joins Neobux to have referrals, rented or
otherwise. However, having referrals can dramatically increase the
revenue you receive!
Rented Referrals – Limitations on Memberships
Let’s start with something nice and basic. You are limited to the
number of rented referrals by your type of membership. The limits are as
follows:
| Standard |
Golden |
Emerald |
Platinum |
Sapphire |
Diamond |
Ultimate |
| 300 |
2000 |
2000 |
2000 |
2500 |
3000 |
4000 |
You are also limited to when you rent referrals.
You can only rent once per week,
from the day and time you last rented. Let me elaborate. Say on week 1 I
rent at 10am on a Monday – I can rent again 10am the following Monday.
But
if I don’t actually rent until 10am that following Tuesday – the next
time I could rent would be the following Tuesday (not Monday). Got it?
Good!
Golden members operate a little differently here. As per Neobux, the
demand for rented referrals when you’re Golden is significantly higher –
because typically you make a lot more money as a golden member,
therefore have more money to spend on rented referrals.
As a Golden member, you can still rent weekly – but have to specify 2
times during the day when you want to rent. For example, 8am and 8pm.
This helps in spreading the availability of referrals out through the
day, instead of everybody hammering the system at midnight trying to
pick up the referrals.
Tip: Rented referrals go quick
when your Golden! It is best to exhaust your limit as a standard member
(300 rented referrals) before going Golden, giving you a good head
start!
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There is an alleviation to the frustration of Golden members trying
unsuccessfully to rent, and that is the rental queuing system. Here are
some quick facts for Golden members relating to the use of the queuing
system:
- Rental cost is 1.5 times that of the normal cost
- You can only queue 55 rented referrals in your 1st year, 65 second year onr
- You can only queue if you have enough available funds in your rental balance
- You must have less than 2,000 referrals
- You must wait 7 days since the last rental pack was delivered, queued or otherwise
AutoPay and AutoRenew
Before we calculate break even points, I want to mention AutoPay and
AutoRenew here as both do effect basic break even analysis. These are
quite simple to understand:
- AutoPay – adds a days rental to the referral if they click an ad on that day at a 15% discount
- AutoRenew – Automatically renews the referral if they approach expiration at varying discounts
Rented Referrals – AutoPay
I would definitely recommend turning this on. It will give you a 15%
discount on the standard rented referral rates, regardless of how many
rented referrals you have. To describe how it works in a practical
example:
You rent a referral. The rental price you pay is 20c (assuming you
have under 250 rented referrals). Each rented referral lasts for 30
days. So, on day 1 let’s say that rented referral clicks on at least 1
ad. If you have AutoPay turned on, your rental balance will be reduced
by $0.0057 (a single days rental), and your rented referral days
remaining will be incremented by 1 day. Now, if we multiply $0.0057 by
30, this comes to around 17c – 15% less than the standard 20c we first
rented at.
Conversely, if your rented referral does not click in one particular day, even with AutoPay turned on, you will not be charged.
AutoPay is only charged if your rented referral clicks on any given day.
Bottom line is, AutoPay saves you money, so turn it on! You can turn
on AutoPay by logging into your Neobux account, clicking on “Rented” in
the left hand side menu (under referrals). You will see the AutoPay
option on your Rented Referrals screen – simply click on it if it says
disabled to enable AutoPay.
Rented Referrals – AutoRenew
AutoRenew can be used alongside AutoPay or independently. When a
rented referral is close to their “rent expiring”, you can instruct
Neobux to automatically renew that referral for either 15, 30, 60, 90,
150 or 240 days. The longer you set the referral renewal time, the more
discount you receive on renewing. The AutoRenew discount rates are as
follows:
| Extension Time |
15 days |
30 days |
60 days |
90 days |
150 days |
240 days |
| Discount on Renewal |
0% |
5% |
10% |
18% |
25% |
30% |
I have AutoRenew turned on with a 30/3 setting. This means my rented
referrals will AutoRenew when they have 3 days rent left for another 30
days. However, I typically manually renew my referrals, for how long
depends on how much I have available in my balance.
AutoRenew charges will be debited from Rental balance, unless there
are insignificant funds, in which case it will be deducted from your
main balance. If you have insignificant funds there, you will lose that
referral.
Calculating Break-even Averages for Rented Referrals
This is really easy given we know the costs and revenue figures. Here’s a couple of tables that outline just what we need:
|
Standard Member |
Golden Member |
| Revenue from Clicks* |
$0.005 |
$0.010 |
* You get more when a rented referral clicks on extended ads. I don’t
see a lot of these clicks at all – so we will conservatively ignore the
higher click commissions in our break even calculation.
| Referrals |
Monthly |
AutoPay |
| 0 -> 250 |
$0.20 |
$0.0057 |
| 251 -> 500 |
$0.21 |
$0.0060 |
| 501 -> 750 |
$0.22 |
$0.0062 |
| 751 -> 1000 |
$0.23 |
$0.0065 |
| 1001 -> 1250 |
$0.24 |
$0.0068 |
| 1251 -> 1500 |
$0.25 |
$0.0071 |
| 1501 -> 1750 |
$0.26 |
$0.0074 |
| more than 1750 |
$0.27 |
$0.0077 |
Let’s do some simple math.
As a standard member, with under 251 rented referrals, our break even calculation is:
Cost of Referral ($0.20)/Click Revenue ($0.005) = 40 clicks per 30 days, or 1.33 p/day
As a golden member, with under 251 rented referrals, our break even calculation is:
Cost of Referral ($0.20)/Click Revenue ($0.01) = 20 clicks per 30 days, or 0.67 p/day
We will work our break even calculations in terms of clicks per day.
You can login to Neobux at any time and see your current clicks per day
by clicking the little bar chart icon right at the top of the screen –
so we can easily gauge if we’re in profit.
Let’s workout break evens for all levels of rented referrals just for kicks:
|
|
Revenue per Click |
BE Clicks Per Day |
| Referrals |
Cost Monthly |
Standard |
Golden |
Standard |
Golden |
| 0 -> 250 |
$0.2000 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.33 |
0.67 |
| 251 -> 500 |
$0.2100 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.40 |
0.70 |
| 501 -> 750 |
$0.2200 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.47 |
0.73 |
| 751 -> 1000 |
$0.2300 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.53 |
0.77 |
| 1001 -> 1250 |
$0.2400 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.60 |
0.80 |
| 1251 -> 1500 |
$0.2500 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.67 |
0.83 |
| 1501 -> 1750 |
$0.2600 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.73 |
0.87 |
| more than 1750 |
$0.2700 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.80 |
0.90 |
Now, let’s take this one step further. We have AutoPay turned on, so
we are actually paying 15% less than when we first rented – the end
result is that the above break even clicks per day are 15% inflated, but
let’s leave them as they are, because there’s another factor we need to
address – recycling referrals and recycling costs.
Note: If you have oodles of
dollars in your account and can afford to turn on AutoRenew at 240 days,
you can subtract 30% from the break even points above, as renewing for
240 days attracts a 30% rented referral discount!
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Recycling Rented Referrals
I’ve
purposely omitted recycling rented referrals and left them until last
on purpose. The reason being they are such an unknown variable within
the Neobux platform. First, let’s understand something. Not all of your
referrals are going to click 4 ads every day for the entirety of your
membership. People get bored, people take days off, people quit, people
click less than 4 ads – especially standard members with no rented
referrals that don’t have to click every day to make sure they get
credit from their (non-existent) rented referrals.
This is where a good rental referral strategy comes into play. The
best way to construct a winning strategy is by first fully understanding
what rented referrals are, the associated costs and limitations – which
is what this post aims at delivering. So… let me get back on track and
explain the recycling features and costs. Recycling is pretty simple to
understand, so I’ll list the considerations as bullet points for the
sake of easy reading.
- Recycling a rented referral costs $0.07
- Inactive referrals are automatically replaced by Neobux for free. The inactivity period is 14 days
- When you recycle, the new referral maintains the number of days left
before recycling – so if I recycle a referral with 15 days remaining,
the new referral will have 15 days rent left.
I really don’t want to get too much into strategy here, but if you’re
wondering, yes it is better to recycle the in-actives rather than wait 7
or 14 days for Neobux to autocratically recycle them. That $0.07 can be
made up in 1 or 2 days from a more active referral, instead of waiting x
number of days for automatic recycling.
Neobux Rented Referral Strategy
enting referrals plays a large part of being a member at Neobux. It’s
almost like managing a small business, but thankfully way easier! Think
of your rented referrals as “employees”. When one of your employees is
not pulling his/her weight (not clicking on enough ads) – it’s time to
let them go and hire a replacement (or in Neobux terms “Recycle” that
rented referral). That’s pretty much all there is to it, now all we need
is a strategy to optimize managing our rented referrals!
Associated Costs and Break Even Points
Let’s first work on some basic numbers. As you would imagine, when
you let an employee go, you have to pay a little severance pay. In
Neobux terms, this is a fixed cost at $0.07 per referral you choose to
recycle. There are 3 ways you can recycle a referral:
- Pay $0.07 from your rental balance
- Use NeoPoints to pay for the recycle, at a current cost of 92 NeoPoints per referral
- Allow them to auto recycle after 14 days of inactivity at no cost
If you are new to Neobux and have only a handful of rented referrals,
NeoPoints can be a great way to recycle. When you acquire more than say
50 rented referrals though, it becomes quite difficult to amass the
NeoPoints required. The most common way of recycling referrals is to pay
the $0.07 from your rental balance.
Tip: I would not recommend
letting any inactive referral auto recycle. The reason being, you can
recover the $0.07 in 1 or 2 days, instead of losing 14 days of potential
revenue.
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Now for the break even points. These will vary based on how many
rented referrals and what type of membership you have. This strategy
will focus on standard and golden memberships:
|
|
Revenue per Click |
BE Clicks Per Day* |
| Referrals |
Cost Monthly |
Standard |
Golden |
Standard |
Golden |
| 0 -> 250 |
$0.2000 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.33 |
0.67 |
| 251 -> 500 |
$0.2100 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.40 |
0.70 |
| 501 -> 750 |
$0.2200 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.47 |
0.73 |
| 751 -> 1000 |
$0.2300 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.53 |
0.77 |
| 1001 -> 1250 |
$0.2400 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.60 |
0.80 |
| 1251 -> 1500 |
$0.2500 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.67 |
0.83 |
| 1501 -> 1750 |
$0.2600 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.73 |
0.87 |
| more than 1750 |
$0.2700 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.80 |
0.90 |
*Ignores any AutoPay and AutoRenew discounts.
Developing a Rented Referral Strategy
Now we know our costs, and how productive our “employees” need to be
to make our business profitable, we can develop a rented referral
strategy to optimize revenue. We need to find a midpoint between:
- Recycling too much – spending too much on recycling can destroy our profits
- Recycling too little – allowing our clicks p/day to fall too low will put us in the red too
Firstly, you have to understand that any rented referral strategy is
going to be more successful some days than others. Why? Because you are
applying a static strategy to a dynamic environment. Not everyone is
going to click 4 ads for the first 5 days, then 3 ads the next 10 days
slowly decrementing to zero.
What we can do, is play the probability game to keep our revenue
positive. The following bullets act as a good starting point when
developing your rented referral strategy – you can tweak them as you
seem fit, but they have kept me in the positive even as a standard
member where break even points are considerably higher:
- Recycle any inactive referral that hasn’t clicked in 4-5 days.
Probabilities are high that the referral has lost interest. I have seen
apparently inactive referrals bounce back to life after 3 days and be
generally good clickers. Even employees need a little break from time to
time!
This one’s easy to workout in your Neobux Dashboard. Login and click
on “rented” in the menu on the left to bring up your list of rented
referrals. You can click on “Last Click” at the top to sort by time of
last click:
I have a lot of “No clicks yet” because I just rented yesterday. Scroll down until you see the first date:
I would recycle the one highlighted in yellow as this one has been inactive for 5 days.
- Never recycle a referral that is above your break even point. I
know, it’s tempting to bring your average up, but you could recycle and
get an inactive referral, or one that performs worse. This is one of
those times where people are too aggressive with recycling rented
referrals, and a popular way of eating up profit with needless
recycling.
- Recycle any referral that falls below 20% of your break even point
and that has been a referral for at least 10 days. Weed out the low
performers that are losing you money!
This one requires a little elaboration. This time you will sort by
average, and find the referrals that are below your break even – this
varies based on your number of referrals and membership level.
Fortunately, the first step in this rented referral strategy will ween
out most of these, this one acts as a “double-check” to make sure we
don’t miss any low performers.
I’m in good shape! Apart from the referrals yet to click, my lowest
average clicks per day are 1.5. My employees are doing great!
- Recycle daily if possible to ensure we are not leaving referrals
that should be recycled any longer than necessary in our account – and
missing out on revenue from a new rented referral.
Calculating Profit
There’s no point to having a rented referral strategy if we don’t
attempt to gauge how successful it is. To calculate accurately profit we
need to take into account AutoPay and AutoRenew. As you know, when we
use both of these features, we lower the cost of the referral per month.
First we need to figure out how much the referral actually costs.
This can get a little complex. Say for example if you have AutoPay on at
a 15% discount and AutoRenew on at a 5% discount. Some referrals may
renew with a 5% discount, some might click ads and invoke a 15%
discount. Trying to figure the math and how to pull the info from Neobux
can give you headaches!
So, here’s what I do. I use AutoPay so I’m guaranteed a 15% discount
when someone clicks an ad. I typically manually renew referrals if and
when their rental period remaining gets down to 5 days or so. I recycle
for 90 days which gets me an 18% discount. I do have AutoRenew set just
in case I miss a referral. Never let a referral expire!
Bottom line is, I am guaranteed at least a 15% discount on the base
break evens – so a 15% discount is what I take into account when
determining profit. Let’s look at a practical example.
One other point I want to stress, one way or another, you re going to incur a cost for a full days rental for
every
rented referral you have regardless of if they click or not. Let’s
explain this by understanding what happens if a referral clicks, and if
they don’t. This assumes AutoPay is turned on which I’m sure it is,
right?
:
- If a rented referral clicks – you pay for that days rental via AutoPay
- If a rented referral does not click – you pay for that days rental, because you lose a days rental
A lot of people just look at the AutoPay value and subtract this, but
this does not take into account the renewal fee that is going to hit
when the referral expires, assuming you either manually recycle or have
AutoRenew switched on, which is advised since you don’t want to lose
rented referrals, particularly if you are a Golden member.
The initial purchase of referrals I treat as a “Capital Cost”. As
such, I calculate my break evens on the costs going forward, which use
the AutoPay and AutoRenew discounts. In accounting terms, I’m not
calculating my ROI, but daily operating profits going forward. Let’s put
all this together into a practical example:
Let’s say I am a standard member with 300 rented referrals. My
average ads clicked from rented referrals at the end of the day is 2.0. I
recycled 5 referrals today. So how much money did I make?
Revenue is simple. Average clicks per referral x rented referrals x revenue per click
2.0 x 300 x $0.005 = $3.00
My expenses are: AutoPay or AutoRenew rate applied to
all rented referrals (15%/18% – I use 15% to be conservative) + Recycle fees
(300 x $0.0057) + (5 x $0.07) = $2.05
Total Profit =
$0.95.
Out of interest, if I were a golden member, my profit would be double
as my revenue per click doubles while all other variables remain
constant –
$1.90.
My math is spot on, but let’s make sure. Here is the break even points
with AutoPay and AutoRenew discounts applied:
|
|
|
Revenue per Click |
BE Clicks Per Day |
| Referrals |
Cost Monthly |
After AutoPay/Renew |
Standard |
Golden |
Standard |
Golden |
| 0 -> 250 |
$0.2000 |
$0.1700 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.13 |
0.57 |
| 251 -> 500 |
$0.2100 |
$0.1785 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.19 |
0.60 |
| 501 -> 750 |
$0.2200 |
$0.1870 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.25 |
0.62 |
| 751 -> 1000 |
$0.2300 |
$0.1955 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.30 |
0.65 |
| 1001 -> 1250 |
$0.2400 |
$0.2040 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.36 |
0.68 |
| 1251 -> 1500 |
$0.2500 |
$0.2125 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.42 |
0.71 |
| 1501 -> 1750 |
$0.2600 |
$0.2210 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.47 |
0.74 |
| more than 1750 |
$0.2700 |
$0.2295 |
$0.0050 |
$0.0100 |
1.53 |
0.77 |
What I’m saying here, is that for this particular example – by break
even point (ignoring recycle fees) is when my rented referrals click an
average of 1.13 clicks per day. Let’s see if this balances.
- Revenue = 300 x 1.13 x 0.005 = $1.7
- Expenses = 300 x 0.0057 = $1.71
Some small rounding difference makes up the penny difference here,
but we balance. Again, remember we are ignoring recycling fees here,
this is just to check our AutoPay/AutoRenew discounts are being properly
accounted for.
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AutoPay, AutoRenew and Recycling
AutoPay, AutoRenew and Recycling are the 3 costs associated with renting
referrals in Neobux. You have to fully understand the concepts of each
in order to make a decent return from renting referrals. This guide will
dig into the details of each cost and I will also share with you how I
utilize all 3.
Before I jump into the explanations, familiarize yourself with the
cost of renting through Neobux, as these costs are in someway related to
the AutoPay and AutoRenew discounts:
| Number of RRs |
30-Day Cost |
| 0 -> 250 |
$0.2000 |
| 251 -> 500 |
$0.2100 |
| 501 -> 750 |
$0.2200 |
| 751 -> 1000 |
$0.2300 |
| 1001 -> 1250 |
$0.2400 |
| 1251 -> 1500 |
$0.2500 |
| 1501 -> 1750 |
$0.2600 |
| more than 1750 |
$0.2700 |
AutoPay
AutoPay is the most complex of the 3 costs, so we’ll start here.
Every day that one of you rented referrals clicks on an ad, you pay an
AutoPay fee – which extends the rental period of that referral by one
day. The cost of that day’s extension is discounted by 15%.
For example, consulting the table above, if you had 550 rented
referrals – your 30 day rental cost on each referral would be $0.22.
(550 falls between the 501 and 750 limits). If AutoPay is switched on,
you will be charged $0.22/30 less 15% ($0.0062) for each rented referral
that clicks on at least 1 advertisement. This will extend their rental
period by 1 day. This cost is decremented from your rental balance.
The following table is much like the one above, but shows
corresponding AutoPay costs to number of referrals – which is a flat 15%
regardless of how many RRs you have.
| Number of Referrals |
30-Day Cost |
AutoPay Cost |
| 0 -> 250 |
$0.2000 |
$0.0057 |
| 251 -> 500 |
$0.2100 |
$0.0060 |
| 501 -> 750 |
$0.2200 |
$0.0062 |
| 751 -> 1000 |
$0.2300 |
$0.0065 |
| 1001 -> 1250 |
$0.2400 |
$0.0068 |
| 1251 -> 1500 |
$0.2500 |
$0.0071 |
| 1501 -> 1750 |
$0.2600 |
$0.0074 |
| more than 1750 |
$0.2700 |
$0.0077 |
Turning AutoPay On/Off
It’s very easy to switch AutoPay on and off. Login to your Neobux
account and click on the rented referral icon at the top right of your
dashboard:
Simply click on AutoPay in the rented referral screen to turn off, click again to turn on:
Should I Enable or Disable AutoPay?
Different people have different opinions on this. If you remember,
AutoPay attracts a 15% discount. When we look at AutoRenew, we will see
discounts up to 30%. Based on this, many people suggest turning AutoPay
off and AutoRenew on for at least 90 days, where the AutoRenew discount
becomes bigger than the AutoPay discount. I disagree.
Until the point I am happy with the number of rented referrals I
have, and they are all set to AutoRenew at 240 days, I will keep AutoPay
on. I currently have AutoRenew set at 150 days (a 25% discount), so why
have AutoPay turned on at a lower 15% discount? Well, the nice thing
about AutoPay is that it helps smooth out when renewal payments are due.
Let’s look at the following graph from my Neobux dashboard to explain:
I just rented 55 referrals through the express queue – that’s the big
spike you see in the graph above. What happens if I turn AutoPay off?
All 55 RRs will renew at the exact same time, which at $0.79 each, comes
out to $43.45! What happens if I don’t have at least $43.45 in my
rental balance (or secondarily in my main balance) – I lose referrals!
AutoPay helps smooth out renewal payments because it only extends
rental periods if that RR clicks at least one ad. Not every RR is going
to click the same day, thus not every RR will be extended each day – so
you get a staggering effect which helps break up the points when the
next renewal payment is due.
Now look to the left of that spike. There’s still a couple of days
where I will need to make sure I have enough funds to cover the renewals
on 20 or so referrals, but nowhere close to 55. This to me, is the main
benefit of AutoPay.
Remember! AutoPay is automatically disabled for any RRs that have 20 days or less remaining of their rental period.
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Furthermore, the affect on my break-even point is relatively minimal.
Suppose 40% of my RRs click at least one ad, I have AutoPay turned on
and AutoRenew at 150 days – my break even point is 0.538. With AutoPay
turned off, it is 0.5. My break even point is lower if I turn AutoPay
off because the discount on 150 days AutoRenew is higher than the
AutoPay discount – so I would assume the higher discount on all
referrals.
However, the risk of losing referrals through insufficient funds is
much higher with AutoPay turned off, as such my AutoPay setting is
staying enabled!
AutoRenew
We touched a little on AutoRenew above. As AutoPay, it is a
discounted cost in relation to the renewal of your rented referrals.
However, it is not a daily cost like AutoPay – the cost is charged up
front based on a chosen number of renewal days – 15, 30, 60, 90, 150 and
240. The longer you renew for, the higher the discount to renew per
referral:
| 15 days |
30 days |
60 days |
90 days |
150 days |
240 days |
| 0% |
5% |
10% |
18% |
25% |
30% |
You also have the option of choosing how many days before the RR
expires to apply the AutoRenew payment. You can choose between 3, 5, 7,
10, 15, 20, 25 and 30 days before expiration. There is no cost advantage
to choosing to renew at a greater number of days before the RR expires,
so I have this set to 3 days.
Turning AutoRenew On/Off
You access AutoRenew settings in the same place as AutoPay settings,
again clicking on it to enable or disable. When you enable, you have the
options of setting the AutoRenew length of time, as well as how many
days before the expiration of a RR the renewal should be made:
Planning for AutoRenew Costs
It’s very easy to just set this to 240 days because you want the
biggest discount on your rented referrals, but bear in mind the costs
for extending the rental period of a referral:
|
AutoRenew Period |
| Number of RRs |
15 Days |
30 days |
60 days |
90 days |
150 days |
240 days |
| 0 -> 250 |
$0.1000 |
$0.1900 |
$0.3600 |
$0.4920 |
$0.7500 |
$1.1200 |
| 251 -> 500 |
$0.1050 |
$0.1995 |
$0.3780 |
$0.5166 |
$0.7875 |
$1.1760 |
| 501 -> 750 |
$0.1100 |
$0.2090 |
$0.3960 |
$0.5412 |
$0.8250 |
$1.2320 |
| 751 -> 1000 |
$0.1150 |
$0.2185 |
$0.4140 |
$0.5658 |
$0.8625 |
$1.2880 |
| 1001 -> 1250 |
$0.1200 |
$0.2280 |
$0.4320 |
$0.5904 |
$0.9000 |
$1.3440 |
| 1251 -> 1500 |
$0.1250 |
$0.2375 |
$0.4500 |
$0.6150 |
$0.9375 |
$1.4000 |
| 1501 -> 1750 |
$0.1300 |
$0.2470 |
$0.4680 |
$0.6396 |
$0.9750 |
$1.4560 |
| more than 1750 |
$0.1350 |
$0.2565 |
$0.4860 |
$0.6642 |
$1.0125 |
$1.5120 |
So, if I am new to Neobux, and I rent my first 50 referrals (at a
cost of $10) with the intent of renewing at 240 days – I would need $56
(50 x 1.12) in my rental or main balance to cover the extensions!
It is not realistic to expect a $10 investment to grow to over $50 in
a 30 day period – however, many Neobux users make this mistake, and set
their AutoRenew period at an unrealistic point based on their profit
points. If you do not have sufficient funds in your account, you lose
the referrals.
If you are planning to AutoRenew at anything above 30 days, make sure
you have enough funds to cover the upcoming costs. It is very easy to
see when your payments are due based on the bottom graph in your
statistics page, which shows you how many referrals are up for renewal
in how many days:
My AutoRenew Settings
Currently I am trying to get all my RRs to renew at 150 days. I am
having to introduce new capital because I am also renting more
referrals. This is something I plan for and know how much it is going to
cost ahead of time.
After all my RRs renew at 150 days, I will switch it to 240 days, and
most probably turn AutoPay off, as I will be relatively happy with the
number of RRs I have.
Planning ahead and making good use of the statistical resources
Neobux provides is very important. Many people only look at how many
clicks their referrals made today, oblivious to upcoming costs
or absent from any strategy to control those costs. As such, they either
find themselves having to introduce new capital or end up quitting
Neobux – an unfortunate result that could easily be avoided.
Recycling
Recycling is the easiest cost associated with renting referrals to
understand, but perhaps the most debatable of how and when to apply.
Recycling (in Neobux lingo) refers to replacing an inactive rented
referral with a different, hopefully more active rented referral. The
cost to recycle a referral depends on your membership but is typically
$0.07. Emerald and Platinum members are charged $0.06, while Ultimate
members are charged just $0.04.
When to Recycle a Referral
This is a tough question to answer. Neobux is a dynamic environment
so to apply a static recycling strategy would not make sense. Some days
you will recycle more, some days less. If you recycle too much, your
profits will be eaten up by recycling fees. If you recycle too little,
you will be burdened with a rented referral base of inactive clickers,
and your profits will drop.
We need to find a balance between the two scenarios highlighted above. Here are some general tips:
- Recycle Regularly – there’s no point in keeping inactive referrals
and delaying their recycle by days – only to spend the same amoun
recycling them – when you could have an active RR for those days if
inactivity.
- Give your RR’s a chance – not everyone clicks everyday - the below
RR has times where one of my RRs has not clicked for 2 days, but is
still generating me 2.6 clicks on average per day, way above my
break-even of 0.529. Recycle on a case by case basis.
- All inactive referrals are automatically replaced after 14 days of
inactivity. I would advise not waiting until that point. Recycle any
referral that hasn’t clicked in at least 7 days. That’s 7 days click
revenue you can be earning before the 14 day inactivity period.
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