Carrentals.co.uk Launches Expanded Affiliate Offering through Trade Doubler

Carrentals.co.uk, the car hire comparison site, will now be expanding its amazing affiliate offerings for UK businesses with a 5% commission and market leading conversion rate of 4%. This affiliate offering is due to a new agreement with Trade Doubler.

The announcement of this new agreement comes just after the launch of the affiliate program itself earlier this year. The main goal of the agreement with Trade Doubler is to hopefully extend the reach of the Carrentals.co.uk affiliate program to even more businesses that are looking for a new revenue stream.

Gareth Robinson, the managing director of Carrentals.co.uk said: "In the current market a growing number of British businesses are recognising the potential of becoming an affiliate to boost revenue from new sources. Carrentals.co.uk is the UK's most successful car hire price comparison site, with our sales converting at around 4% - three times higher than any of our competitors."

Gareth finished up by saying: "The affiliate programme has proved increasingly popular since we launched, and the agreement with Trade Doubler will extend our reach to a wider audience. With a 5% commission rate for partners, and an easy to integrate and track solution, becoming an affiliate has never been simpler."

This new affiliate deal offers businesses a great way to make money by featuring a Carrentals.co.uk banner on their site. Visitors on their site will then be able to click on the banner and be directed to the Carrentals website where they can make their car hire booking. This affiliate program will also be run on the Trade Doubler network and will me managed by Arcitc Sunrise.

Arctic Sunrise's own Keith Budden said: "Affiliate programmes offer businesses an extra element to their websites, but the key is to ensure they are easy to integrate and manage. The quality of the Carrentals.co.uk affiliate product, combined with the broad market that car hire attracts and the 5% commission structure has resulted in a very strong proposition, and this will grow further with the new Trade Doubler agreement."