This is a paid review…. however all opinions are mine and have NOT been affected by the monies received!

When I was initially asked to do this review I had never heard of Motive Interactive… However over the last few days I have noticed their banners all over the blogosphere.

They are trying to get themselves noticed and pushing their way uo the noses of the Neverblues and Market Leverages of this industry.

So what exactly are Motive and what are they offering?

Motive Interactive are a new (new to me anyway) affiliate marketing network offering an opportunity for webmasters and companies to work together and earn with the help of each other. They are essentially offering the same service as many other popular networks such as Pepperjam, Neverblue and Market Leverage but claim to have much more advanced tracking systems and an ability to grow with whatever direction the industry decided to go.

I am not technically minded enough to clarify these claims but if they are true then it really gives me a growing interest in this company.

What are my Initial Impressions?

When I first logged into Motive Interactive I was very impressed. I like their brand and the layout of their site is extremely user friendly. I understand this is version 2.0 of their system and it’s just being rolled out.

As you can see from the screen shot above. Everything you need, and no more, is easily accessible in one window with easy tabs. This is by far the best layout I have seen from any affiliate network. It’s easy to view current offers and find new ones as well as see how much you are making.

Motive informed me that they are currently updating so only a few offers were available to see. If they match the varied and interesting offers available through other affiliate companies and things work as well as they look like they will, Motive could well become my main affiliate network.

Why should I promote them?

This is one of the main things that Motive are using to get new people on board. Their referral system is awesome. Offering 5.5% of earnings for life on all referrals (unless the referral is inactive for over 12 months). This means Market Leverage will have to stop advertising their claim to having the highest lifetime referral rate.

Also they have a great rewards system depending on how much you earn per month:

Commissions - Rewards
. $1,000 - $10
. $2,500 - $25
. $5,000 - $50
. $10,000 - $100
. $15,000 - $150
. $20,000 - $200
. $25,000 - $250
. $30,000 - $300
. $50,000 - $500
.$100,000 - $1,250
. $150,000 - $2,000
. $200,000 - $3,000
. $500,000 - $10,000
. $1,000,000 - $20,000
. $1,250,000 - $25,000

Wouldn’t it be great to earn $1,250,000 in a month

Conclusion

Motive have all the elements in the right places. A great dashboard, a cool brand and a great referrel and bonus system.

Now the most important elements are things I cannot judge until I become a longer term user. For Motive to fully win me over I need to see the full range of offers available and have interaction with their Affiliate Managers. I want to see that the offers convert and am interested in split testing similar offers with other affiliate networks.

I would definitely say these guys are “one to watch” and am excited to see if they pan out to be everything that I hope they can be.

Have you had experience with Motive? If so how has your experience been?

(as this review was paid I have not included any affiliate links)

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