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Calling all web developers!
We're expanding our partnership rollout to more independents and small teams.
If you build websites for clients but don't have a pipeline for ongoing SEO, AEO, and/or CRO work; that's where we step in.
A strategic partnership that puts money in your hand and warm prospects in ours.
Here's how it works:
- You wrap up and ship the website to your client
- You introduce that client to us (we turn websites into acquisition tools)
- We pay you an upfront lump sum + monthly commission for every client
Their site grows in traffic and revenue, which makes your work look even better in your portfolio.
We're starting with 5 spots.
Example of the potential:
1. You refer a client to us
2. Client subscribes to a growth engagement plan at $3k/month
3. We pay you $500 that same day, plus $300/month
That's $4,100+ in your first year from a single referral. And it scales, if your client increases their budget, your monthly commission goes up too.
If you're interested, email us at partnerships@sprintli.com with:
- A brief intro (who you are, where you're based, what you do)
- Portfolio link
- How you currently handle SEO/CRO conversations with clients
- Your average project cost
- Any questions
Cheers!
Jadeon
COO at Sprintli
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