Shop Towns on the Trail
After the Civil War, Texas was poor. In 1874, the Great Western Cattle Trail began as a commercial venture. Trailing wild longhorns north to market provided much-needed income. Celebrate 150 years of the Trail with continued commerce. Businesses: Pay for Results Ads. Customers: Shop Here GET PAID. No bull, just rewards!
- Abilene, TX - abilene.email
- Albany, TX - albanytx.email
- Alice, TX - alicetx.email
- Baird, TX - bairdtx.email
- Bandera, TX - banderatx.email
- Boerne, TX - boerne.email
- Brady, TX - bradytx.email
- Brownsville, TX - brownsville.email
- Brownwood, TX - brownwood.email
- Clyde, TX - clydetx.email
- Coleman, TX - colemantx.email
- Corpus Christi, TX - corpuschristi.email
- Edinburg, TX - edinburg.email
- Falfurrias, TX - falfurrias.email
- Fredericksburg, TX - fredericksburg.email
- George West, TX - georgewest.email
- Junction, TX - junction.email
- Kerrville, TX - kerrville.email
- Menard, TX - menardtx.email
- Pleasanton, TX - pleasantontx.email
- San Antonio, TX - sanantonio.email
- Seymour, TX - seymourtx.email
- Three Rivers, TX - threerivers.email
- Throckmorton, TX - throckmorton.email
- Vernon, TX - vernon.email
- Brownsville, TX
- Edinburg, TX
- Falfurrias, TX
- Alice, TX
- Corpus Christi, TX
- George West, TX
- Three Rivers, TX
- Pleasanton, TX
- San Antonio, TX
- Bandera, TX
- Boerne, TX
- Kerrville, TX
- Fredericksburg, TX
- Junction, TX
- Menard, TX
- Brady, TX
- Brownwood, TX
- Coleman, TX
- Baird, TX
- Clyde, TX
- Abilene, TX
- Albany, TX
- Throckmorton, TX
- Seymour, TX
- Vernon, TX
- Vernon, TX
- Seymour, TX
- Throckmorton, TX
- Albany, TX
- Abilene, TX
- Clyde, TX
- Baird, TX
- Coleman, TX
- Brownwood, TX
- Brady, TX
- Menard, TX
- Junction, TX
- Fredericksburg, TX
- Kerrville, TX
- Boerne, TX
- Bandera, TX
- San Antonio, TX
- Pleasanton, TX
- Three Rivers, TX
- George West, TX
- Corpus Christi, TX
- Alice, TX
- Falfurrias, TX
- Edinburg, TX
- Brownsville, TX
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Customers: How to Get Cash Back
Customers: How to Get Cash Back
Each of the participating towns has its own website. Click to your town's website, and decide to patronize an advertiser. Reserve cash back online ($0.25 to $1.00), then verify with the advertiser at purchase. Some advertisers choose to offer more than $1. When your cash back account reaches $10 or more, request a check. Up to 7 times a month on each site, a $7.00 cash back bonus is added upon verification. Create a customer account now.
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Businesses: How to Advertise
Businesses: How to Advertise
Businesses create their pay-for-results ad with no cost up front. Ads are invoiced only after a customer claims cash back, and the business has verified his or her purchase or presence (a successful result). For $1 customer cash back, you'll pay $4. High-value transaction businesses may choose to offer larger rewards to attract more customers. Business with low-value transactions may choose to offer $.25, $.50, or $.75 cash back, with correspondingly smaller service fees. This advertising supports the promotional elements of the SHOPtheTRAIL campaign (events, billboards, flyers, and stories). Learn more now.
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Towns: How to Participate
Towns: How to Participate
2024 is the 150th anniversary of the first cattle drive on the Great Western Cattle Trail. SHOPtheTRAIL.com is a project to promote the Trail and businesses along it, backed by merchants, city councils, Chambers of Commerce, and Rotary Clubs. SHOPtheTRAIL includes a website for every participating town, as well as special events, press releases, billboards, and printed bag stuffers. A portion of each PFR verification goes toward funding local Trail promotions and events. Contact us to learn more.