💡 Case Study: How Call Centers Deceive Publishers in Auto Parts

💡 Case Study: How Call Centers Deceive Publishers in Auto Parts

This case study reveals how some call centers in the auto parts space mislead publishers with inflated payouts, like $2.5 for 90 seconds but deliver poor conversions, sometimes as low as 40%, resulting in less than $100 from 100 calls.

In contrast, our internal operations with Auto Parts IV and V consistently deliver minimum 50–55% conversion rates, yielding $110 revenue at just $2/90 seconds. This proves that higher payouts don’t always lead to better results when conversions are weak or manipulated.

📌 Publisher Payout & Call Center Performance Overview

Greetings, Publishers. I’m Matt from Nexegon, and I want to help you understand why chasing higher payouts can sometimes backfire—and how our model consistently outperforms others through efficient, transparent operations.

📊 Industry Standard Call Centers

Most call centers follow a common approach focus on volume with minimal concern for performance metrics. Unfortunately, this often leads to lower conversion rates and inflated expectations.

💰 Revenue Breakdown – Standard Scenario

Let’s break down a typical offer:

  • Offer: $2.5 per 90-second call
  • Conversions: 25–40 per 100 calls (≈34%)
  • Total Revenue: $2.5 × 34 = $85

Even a $3.2 offer with the same 34% conversion only gives you $108.80—still less than what our lower-payout campaign produces.

🚀 Our Call Center Advantage

Our Auto Parts IV and V campaigns convert between 45% and 75%. Today alone, our first 20 calls achieved a 64% conversion rate (12 out of 20 paid). We’re currently averaging 55–75% conversions and expect this to rise further.

🔧 Real-Time Tracking Solution

We’ve given all our publishers direct access to Ringba for live performance tracking. You can verify conversion rates in real-time—even as we work to resolve a minor technical glitch.

💡 Projected Revenue With Our Model

  • Offer: $2 per 90-second call
  • Conversions: 55 out of 100 calls (55%)
  • Total Revenue: $2 × 55 = $110

That’s $25 more than the higher-payout campaign with poor conversions.

🕵️‍♂️ Industry Trick Unveiled

Many publishers fall into the trap of chasing bigger numbers. Some buyers pay $2.5/90 but convert less than 40%, capping earnings under $100. We flip the script lower payout, higher performance = greater profit.

🌐 Future Improvements

We’re expanding operations to run 24/7 and introducing Spanish speaking agents to capture a broader market and drive even stronger results.

🎯 Key Takeaway

Conversions matter more than payouts. Compare these two campaigns:

  • $2.5/90 at 40% conversion = $100
  • $2/90 at 55% conversion = $110

Focus on quality traffic and a team that delivers results.

📞 Call To Action

I invite you to review your conversion data. Let’s work together to optimize your campaign strategy for smarter returns, not just higher numbers.