CCB Paris Launches Affiliate Marketing Program with Converseon
New York, NY (ContentDesk) August 24, 2004 -- Exclusive designer cosmetic company, CCB-Paris (www.ccb-paris.com), has launched a new private affiliate program via Converseon, a leading digital communications company.
The program is being rolled out with an unprecedented consumer offer that includes providing free shipping, 30% discount on orders, free gift with the purchase of two products, and the opportunity for consumers to choose any product free (with purchase).
Affiliate commissions are being offered at 10 percent of sale, with the potential for higher commissions for top producers.CCB-Paris' exclusive line of designer cosmetics have a loyal following in Europe among where they're well recognized as a top, high-end brand.
The company provides a full range of designer cosmetic products, including fragrances (by designers Tan Giudicelli, Michel Klein, Corinne Cobson, Marina Marinof), make up (by agn?s b), hair (by maniatis) and skincare (by Professeur Poelman and Shirley Bouganim).
CCB-Paris' affiliate program provides a unique opportunity for American consumers to experience the brand and product first hand.This exclusive offer from a top brand in the cosmetics category combined with the "Internet and catalog-only" purchasing options to consumers provides a unique opportunity for the affiliate community."We're pleased to launch this program for CCB-Paris," said Rob Key, president and CEO of Converseon.
"This private program will enable us to focus our efforts on building a relatively limited affiliate network that will position the CCB-Paris brand in the context it deserves.
It's also a unique opportunity for affiliates to present a top end brand that is not currently offered through retail stores. "A full range of creative is available for affiliates, including cosmetic "tips" with text links and product datafeeds.
Full hands-on management support will be provided by Converseon's experienced affiliate management team.
For more information on the program, affiliates can email e-mail protected from spam bots.
Founded in 2001 out of the Innovations Group at a division of Young & Rubicam, Converseon provides innovative communications solutions to help drive business results for clients.
Converseon provides "best of breed" affiliate management and search engine optimization services to a range of top brands.
For more information, visit www.converseon.com..
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