Which link do I use to promote HousingAlerts?

We perform extensive split testing to find the best landing pages and sales funnels. To that end, we STRONGLY recommend that you only use the link titled “MASTER AFFILIATE LINK”. That way, we can change the destination/landing page on our site so that it goes to the most profitable, highest-earning funnels.

Your HousingAlerts.com “MASTER AFFILIATE LINK”

Affiliate Program – How do I sign up?

To sign up for the Affiliate Program:

Log in to your HousingAlerts account
Click the “My Account” tab, located in the upper right-hand corner of the Membership Dashboard
Select “Members Only Affiliate Program” (This will redirect you to the sign-up form)
Fill out the form, and submit.

Please note: If you joined HousingAlerts before 2018,

Affiliate Program – Tutorials

To learn more about the Affiliate Referral Partner Center, please log in to your Affiliate account, and click “Resource Pages” on the left sidebar.

A new page will appear with several tutorials.  Simply click the “Go-To Resource” button to the right of each tutorial.

The HousingAlerts Affiliate Agreement Terms &

Commission Payout Information

Thank you for promoting HousingAlerts! We appreciate all you do!

We pay commissions on a monthly basis, within 60 days following the end of any ‘free trial’ period granted to the individual purchasers.

We will send you a check or payment via PayPal for the commissions you have earned for the relevant month after first deducting refunds or credit card charge-backs (if any).

Customizing your Affiliate link

If you notice, the link is long, unattractive and hard to remember. There are easy ways to ‘clean it up’ so you could put it on business cards, flyers, emails, ads, etc.

One way is to use those free and/or cheap services to shorten or ‘cloak’ links, like:

http://bit.ly

https://tinyurl.com/

In my opinion,

Can I use HousingAlerts material on my website?

Unfortunately, you cannot use any of our articles or similar content on your website; we will get penalized by Google for having “duplicate content” on the internet.

If there is a particular chart you want to use, that does not disclose much proprietary info that our members pay to access, we may allow that on a case-by-case basis for affiliate marketing purposes only –

Affiliate Program – Where do I login?

To log in to your Affiliate account:

Log in to your HousingAlerts account
Click the “My Account” tab, located in the upper right-hand corner of the Membership Dashboard
Select “Members Only Affiliate Program” (This will redirect you to the login button)

Click the blue button labeled “PARTNER CENTER”.

Please note: If you joined HousingAlerts before 2018,

Definitions and Terminology

Inflation Adjusted Annual Home Price Appreciation %

This is the key metric we use for most TA because it strips out inflation. We do this to measure the true Supply & Demand forces. One way to think about this is if you were on a diet and weighed yourself every day – but sometimes you were wearing full winter coat and boots,

Scoring and Analyzing Zip Code Areas

Question:

What is the correct way to score and analyze zip code areas – should you look at CAGR, the color of the micro areas, or something else?

Answer:

First and foremost, it’s important to point out that zip codes are exponentially harder to ‘score’ because they are NOT a market.

Raw Home Price Index

Raw Home Price Index

– This is same as Inflation Adjusted Annual Home Price Appreciation % except that it includes the effects of general inflation (purchasing power).

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Quarterly Home Price Appreciation (Annualized %)

Quarterly Home Price Appreciation (Annualized %)

– This is the change in home prices from 3 months earlier and then annualized (i.e. – multiplied four) to get an annual equivalent appreciation rate.

– Quarterly comparisons have more ‘noise’ in them, and will tend to bounce around a lot more than annual comparisons.

Inflation Adjusted Quarterly Home Price Appreciation (%)

Inflation Adjusted Quarterly Home Price Appreciation (%)

– This is same as Quarterly Home Price Appreciation (annualized %) except that it excludes the effects of general inflation.

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