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Promotion Strategies Overview

How Career Clarifier is Different and Better

We want you to understand how our test is different from any other career test, including Myers Briggs, StrengthsFinder, and DISC:

  • Most so-called career tests are really personality tests that help users understand how they relate to people. Career Clarifier is a true career test and will recommend 20 specific job and career ideas that truly fit the test taker.
  • The Career Clarifier test is the ONLY career test designed specifically for students, college grads, and people considering getting a college degree. Consequently, our test is much more focused and is able to give very relevant and accurate results.
  • Our career test is PERFECT for students who need to choose a major or are considering changing their majors: The Career Clarifier results report tells users exactly what they can study to pursue jobs and careers that appeal to them.
  • Many students have a hard time pinpointing their own skills and abilities. Our career test results reports names each test taker's preferred skills and abilities. There are the structure of have work that you'll enjoy and excel at.
  • The Career Clarifier report provides far more information than ANY other career test, including:
  • Full description of each recommended job and career idea
  • The exact skills and abilities a test taker has that match with each recommended job and career
  • Accurate salary ranges with live links with up-to-date salary infoLinks to sample job ads, so the user can see what the job is really like
  • Relevant education - which is important to college students, high school students, and adults considering additional education
  • A list of unique work settings that match the test taker’s interests
  • Detailed information on how to research and evaluate each option so they can choose their best career option
  • Career Clarifier provides each test taker with a professionally designed report that is fun to read. Most career tests look and read like dull business reports.

As you can see, when you promote the Career Clarifier test, you'll be earning great commissions while providing a life-changing product for people!

Career Clarifier Promotion Strategies

for Campus Ambassadors

Here's a quick overview of the promotion ideas that Campus Ambassadors use to drive awareness of Career Clarifier and boost sales. For more detailed information about each strategy, click on the title.

  • Social Media Posts: You can leverage your social media platforms to share engaging content about Career Clarifier.
  • Emails: You can send emails to your network (not just fellow students) to share engaging content about Career Clarifier.
  • Bulletin Board Posts: Create posters and post them on bulletin boards around campus.
  • College Club Fundraiser: Reach out to college clubs, groups, frats, sororities, etc., and propose a partnership where they can sell Career Clarifier as a fundraiser for their club. It's a win-win situation as they raise funds for their activities, and you earn commissions.
  • Student Influencers: Identify popular students / student influencers on your campus and encourage them to become sub-affiliates. Their influence can reach a broader audience, leading to more sales and higher commissions for you.
  • College Graduation: Capitalize on the excitement of college graduation by promoting Career Clarifier as a thoughtful gift for graduates embarking on their professional journeys.
  • Campus Activities: Attend appropriate events on campus. Hand out flyers and/or talk about the benefits of Career Clarifier to students.
  • Guest Speaking: Speak at relevant professional club meetings (e.g. Accountants Society, PreLaw, Math, etc.) to introduce the Career Clarifier product and its benefits.
  • Free Workshops: Organize a product review workshop or webinar that provides an overview of Career Clarifier and demonstrates its value to college students who want to choose a major or career.