Lead Certification ZOTA Professional Training EPA RRP Courses Network Updated
Jul 15, 2017
Course providers can now benefit from the new updates to ZOTA Professional Training’s partner network. It allows people to signal boost their courses and get more applicants, with high rankings on Google.
Minneapolis, United States - July 15, 2017 /NewsNetwork/ —
ZOTA Professional Training has upgraded its partner network to offer people more benefits when they sign up to the program. The partnership program allows businesses to advertise risk free, with no listing fees or upfront costs, allowing them to market courses through the ZOTA professional network, with partners paying nothing until the course sells.
More information can be found at: https://zotapro.com.
As one of the most successful course providers in the world, ZOTA ranks highly in Google searches for lead certification and courses available online, giving partners a powerful platform from which to launch their courses and get noticed.
Courses are displayed at the top of search page results, with an average position of 1.2, which gives ads a large amount of prominence and partners the knowledge that they will be in the top position the majority of the time.
In addition to this, the highly trained marketing experts at ZOTA professional training have done extensive research so that they can offer the best service when it comes to making search ads as efficient and effective as possible.
Another benefit of the partnership program is that it offers after hours phone support to the students looking for courses. ZOTA registers students around the clock, and because there are many prospects out there who may not want to register online, it’s important to offer phone support throughout the day.
When a business signs up as part of the ZOTA partnership program, they will be able to quickly and easily personalize their profile with an image for their logo, their address, and an overview of who they are and what they can offer.
This is to make it as easy as possible for clients to sign up and start getting their course in front of more people. Once a course is listed online, prospective students can browse through the options with ease, and find client details at the click of a button, helping to get as much engagement as possible.
Full details of the services provided and the benefits available can be found on the URL above.
Contact Info:
Name: Bob Zak
Organization: ZOTA Professional Training
Address: 5701 Shingle Creek Pkwy #500k, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55430, United States
Phone: +1-763-444-5323
For more information, please visit https://zotapro.com/
Source: NewsNetwork
Release ID: 217854
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