Often Asked Questions
Want to know more? Here are the answers to the most often asked questions about the Red Galoshes Merchant Program.
- We already have a web site, can we still work with Red Galoshes?
- Where do you promote our site?
- Can you run our reciprocal link campaign?
- Can we hire you to do search engine optimization for our site?
- How much does it cost to join?
- Why do you focus on wedding merchants?
- Do you ever work with merchants who don't have wedding products?
We already have a web site, can we still work with Red Galoshes?
Sure! We can migrate your existing site to our platform or if you prefer, you can keep your current site as-is and we'll create a completely new site. The choice is up to you.
Where do you promote our site?
We use search engine optimization, affiliate marketing, email marketing, direct mail, publicity, and advertising to bring customers to your site. Read more about how we market your site.
Can you run our reciprocal link campaign?
Our reciprocal link management services are available only to Red Galoshes merchants.
Can we hire you to do search engine optimization for our site?
Our search engine optimization services are available only to Red Galoshes merchants.
How much does it cost to join?
The initial set up cost varies by merchant and we will always provide a detailed quotation before beginning any development. Thereafter, the fee is 20% of the product total. Fees are not charged on shipping, tax, returns, or credit card chargebacks. Learn more about pricing for our merchant program.
Why do you focus on wedding merchants?
First, because it helps us to really understand the market. And second, it enables us to more efficiently share resources like cooperative advertising buys.
Do you ever work with merchants who don't have wedding products?
Perhaps. If a portion of your product line could be marketed to brides and grooms, we will certainly consider an exception. Please complete a Merchant Consultation Request and we will evaluate the opportunity.
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