ATTRACTING SKILLED MIGRANTS AND INVESTORS
Attracting skilled migrants is becoming an increasingly competitive challenge. Where to Live Guides works closely with State and Local Governments across Australia to compile detailed information about the local economies, community facilities and demographics that underpin the country's major cities. This information is in turn published within a series of high-quality guides that may b used in conjunction with existing communications and marketing collateral. It is designed to specifically address the lifestyle questions that migrants have when considering relocating, as well as showcase the unique strengths of local economics. Where to Live Guides also produce custom-branded CD Rom products for the real state, property development and Government sectors. As with the books, the CD Roms add depth to existing communications initiatives by repurposing information about Australian communities and bundling this with information that is designed to attract investment.
It's impossible to begin a search for property without first understanding where to look.
When relocating across town, inter State or from overseas, suburb names often have no meaning. It's only with local knowledge that words such as Tallai, Worongary or Mudgeeraba can be understood in context, as communities where lifestyle acreage is available. Despite this obvious fact, users of Government and classified websites are still expected to have this detailed local knowledge and be able to search suburb names rather than being assisted by overviews for a range of lifestyle options for each city.
Although there are websites that can provide buyers with statistical information, and there are real estate classified websites that offer property listings, only Where to Live Guides has in-depth suburb profiles that provide a snapshot of community dynamics, real estate trends, schooling options, local employment opportunities and amenities for hundreds of locations across the nation. Think about... when you travel, you use a Lonely Planet to help you save time and money - so of course a guide to living would be hugely beneficial when relocating!
The information contained within each edition of Where to Live Guides is now available for use by partner sites either as data feeds or as a hosted, white-label PDF offering.
How do I become an Affiliate?
Where to Live Guides operate an affiliate programme similar to that of Amazon.com. It allows your users to download suburb-specific information and you get paid whenever they do!
All it takes is the addition of a small "Search Suburb Profiles" graphical link and users of your site will be able to search more than 450 area profiles, browse overviews for each and download those that are of interest.
How can I earn money by offering suburb profiles?
Each time a suburb profile is downloaded, the user you referred pays a small fee of $9.95 using our e-commerce platform. For each purchase made by a visitor who originated at your site, we'll pay you a commission of 25%.
Where to Live suburb profiles help satisfy a dire need for locally relevant contnt and add value to your website without additional cost. Becoming an affilaite allows you to earn money while you're sleeping and every time we add new profiles and cities to our rapidly growing portfolio, you get the added benefit of having new content.
How do I get started?
Simply email us, stating your interest and providing your website address. We'll email you the graphical link and source code to upload to your website, it's as simple as that!
Commissions are paid monthly via electronic transfer into your nominated bank account and a statement of activity is emailed to the email address provided.
Where to Live Guides are currently looking for writers and photographers in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. If you have a desire to pen a book or have your photos published, then please email us a sample of your work (you needn't be a professional) and we'll let you know what it takes.
