partner program
Local radio is still on in the cars and kitchens of the very people worried about a parent in the next town over. Your voice carries a trust that digital ads never will.
Rose is daily companionship — not monitoring, and not an emergency or medical service.
You're hosting the morning block and the topic turns to caring for older parents in the community. It's a natural opening to point to something that genuinely helps.
Example: even 10 listeners a year who sign up = $400, on airtime you're already filling.
Paid per referral who stays past the free trial and first paid month. Illustrative, not a guarantee.
We approve you and send a unique code, link, and a QR for your card. Takes minutes.
When a client is worried about an aging parent, hand them the code. No selling.
The client gets 50% off their first month. You get $40 once they stick as a real subscriber.
A short on-air mention
"And if you're caring for an aging parent from a distance — Hello Rose calls your mom or dad every day to talk. Our code takes the first month down." (Note that it's a paid partnership.)
On the station's site or group
"We've partnered with Hello Rose — a daily companion for aging parents. Our code gets you a discount."
Through an easy-to-say code and a short link. Anyone who uses them is credited to you.
Yes — say plainly it's a paid partnership. Disclosure is both an FTC rule and a trust matter.
Every partner has a unique code. The client enters it at checkout or arrives through your link/QR — the code gives them the discount and credits the referral to you.
No. Rose calls the ordinary phone the parent already uses. There's nothing to install.
Leave your details and we'll get back to you with your code and materials.