FAQs for Who's Who in Cannabis
Q: Should I opt for a Personal Premium Profile or a Company Marketing Microsite on the Who’s Who in Cannabis?
A: Great question. You must be nominated to access a Personal Premium Profile. As far as a Company Marketing Microsite, you can subscribe and it's great for marketing purposes.
A Company Microsite provides an excellent opportunity to raise your company profile across the internet in a professional manner. With advanced SEO tools and interactive features, you can keep followers updated on your progress and develop a pipeline of new clients. A Company Microsite also provides you with tools for content marketing so you can educate prospective clients and the industry in general about the benefits of your service. For example, companies may respond to FAQs using their Marketing Microsite to make that information available to the cannabis community at large.
Finally, for companies that are new to the cannabis industry and are not yet prepared to emphasize their cannabis-related service offering on their main corporate website, a Who’s Who Company Microsite is the best way to interact with a targeted audience receptive to your product or service.
Q: Who sets the Rate for the Who's Who InCall feature? How much do I receive?
A: You do! You'll be paid 70% of whatever rate you post for the InCall feature AFTER successful completion of the call.
Q: Am I obligated to have calls with just anyone?
A: You have full control over your Personal Premium Profile and may decline any Call Requests in which you don’t wish to participate. You can set your account profile on “unavailable” when you are not available (e.g. on vacation) to respond to Call Requests.
Q: What rate should I charge for an InCall? I'm struggling to set my rate. What is a good practice for setting rates?
Some people price below their “market" rate as an “introductory” rate with the goal of generating leads for bigger business opportunities. Others price at what they believe the “market” will bear. Regardless of your motivation, we encourage you to price so that a bit of discounting occurs for calls of longer duration. Outlined below are tracks that follow a discounting strategy. These are based on our three standard time intervals of 15 minutes, 30 minutes, and 60 minutes (not all systems will provide the same time intervals):
Track 1: $15-$25-$40
Track 2: $20-$30-$50
Track 3: $25-$40-$65
Track 4: $30-$55-$90
Track 5: $40-$75-$120
Track 6: $50-90-$150
Track 7: $75-$120-$200
Track 8: $100-$165-$275
Track 9: $150-$240-$390
Track 10: $350-$600-$1,000
Other people may decide to price linearly. e.g. $50-$100-$200.
Regardless of how to decide to price, we recommend you be prepared to adjust rates if you find the volume of call requests doesn't match your expectations (e.g. increase rate to reduce # of requests or reduce rate to increase # of call requests.)