Tela Referral Program
We believe that anyone who helps the Tela platform grow should be rewarded.
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This article shows you how to earn referral fees from Tela.
We built Tela on the principle that everyone's time is valuable.
We believe that the messages you receive should pay you for your time.
We believe that anyone who helps the Tela platform grow should be rewarded.
Quick Background: Tela Business Model
Any messages you receive through Tela have to pay you a fee before they arrive.
The bulk of this fee is paid to the message receiver.
A part of this fee is paid to Tela. We use this to fund our referral program.
Quick Background: Tela Contact Links
Tela provides a paid public contact link to every user. It looks like this:
tela.app/id/your_name
You can easily include a Tela contact link in your social media profiles and your content.
Examples: The link can be placed in a LinkedIn post, your LinkedIn profile, your Instagram profile, a blog article, a podcast episode description, a scientific paper, a business website, and your CV.
(You probably have public contact links already, such as an email address or Instagram. In which case, you can simply specify that your Tela contact link is your premium contact channel - a place where you'll take more time to reply with your thoughts and answers.)
Referral Program
When a new user creates a Tela account because of you, the Tela system will record you as this user's referrer.
Whenever this new user receives a message in future, a part of the message fee will go to the referrer (you). Anyone who pays them also pays you.
This referral fee is 1.6% of the message fee - A $10 message fee pays you $0.16 per message. This applies forever. This is a permanent referral payout scheme.
Eventually, once we have grown enough, we will stop offering permanent referrals for any new users. However, we will maintain all existing referral arrangements. So: Get your permanent referral payouts now, while they're available !
Basic Referrals
Basic referrals require no effort from you at all.
When a new user clicks your public Tela contact link and creates an account in order to message you, you are now recorded as their referrer.
Invitation Referrals
If you know someone that you'd like to consult, you can send them a private invitation link. This will show them your first message and invite them to create a Tela account and respond.
If they create a Tela account, you are now recorded as their referrer.
To create an Invitation Link: In Tela, go to your Links page, then click the Add Link button and select Invitation Link.
Affiliate Referrals
Affiliate links are public links, which you can use in your content to promote Tela to new users.
For example, if you run a blog or a podcast, you can include a sponsorship section, with a short introduction to Tela and its advantages, together with the link.
When a user clicks the affiliate link and creates an account, you are now recorded as their referrer.
Note: Unlike a contact link or an invitation link, an affiliate link does not open a new chat with you.
To create an Affiliate Link: In Tela, go to your Links page, then click the Add Link button and select Affiliate Link.
Here's an example Affiliate Link, embedded in a button:
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