Topic: A Gambling Affiliate Program Problem - page 2. (Read 269 times)

A must talent I think. Some writers can influence someone to click links and make people buy also but marketing is the game in the business. If you could reach out to millions of people using the adnetworks to advertise to possible target audiences, the affiliate marketer could make money.

Since Google already allows cryptocurrency ads, I think it's already a good chance for those who wanna try it. You don't haave to directly advertise the casino but maybe advertise a single page where the casino GIF banners are visible to the readers.

I guess it really varies on what's your personality type and what you prefer doing. It's really draining and tiring to do things that you don't really like just for the sake of doing it for money. It will exhaust you if you find no reason to love what you are doing and it will become just a chore to you instead of fulfilling you. If you are introvert, affiliate programs might drain your energy because it involves marketing to different people and encouraging them to use your link or code to earn a small commission. If you are not fun of small talks to encourage one to join, it might not be suitable for you and eventually will make you quit. Hopefully though, you already found out which path to take and is happy and peaceful with it.

Usually the affiliate commissions given based on total wagered all of the affiliates in certain period and/or based on the total loss of the affiliates in certain period.
"Only deposit" without wager/bet will be not taken into the affiliate commissions because it can be abused.

Some casinos will not include any wager from the bonus (non deposit balance) into the affiliate earning.
That is why I wrote deposits and bets, for example:
Casino A offers free spins as a welcome bonus to newly registered users, that wager wont be taken into the affiliate earning because its a free money from the casino.

Like downline such as with networking? I think it doesn't work that way. Referral bonuses are most of the time linked with a new account registration and that ends there. However if each of their transactions will go through your account, as an agent or real affiliate, then that would be the time you will be earning from time to time, whenever they are playing. I saw this with cockfighting online betting tournaments in my city wherein affiliates are seeking for their 'players' who would want to bet but doesn't know where to send their money with; affiliates or agents (as the term being used in my area), are the ones putting credits on their accounts and also ones who withdraw it for them. If I get it correctly, the thing being talked about here is just referral ID which is only being used once and that is upon registration and making their first deposit, unless the site would allow it that they'll earn as well as referral, in every bet or something which is a bit rare as far as I know.
Is it with every deposit? or is there a specific amount perhaps the referred player will reach $1k worth of deposit then after that referral would be useless? 'coz deposits are directly to the player's account and if it is just referral they have contributed as affiliate then won't it be unfair for sites to give bonuses in all and each of there referred deposits? unless the one who made the referral still does something in every transaction of the referred player, it will be the only instance I guess they would earn from it.

As far as I know, affiliate program business is mostly carried out by partners or bookies in the world of online gambling, the aim is to make a profit by entering your referral link/code when they register, This has been done by members here at one of the online casinos active here called: COINSLOTTY

In my memory, if you are one of the members who applies the Affiliate Program in gambling, you have to go through the four things below.

Based on the quote above, it is quite clear that those who register and gamble at one of the casinos using your affiliate referral code, obviously the commission goes into your balance, except: they register without using your referral code and you do not promote the casino.

You need to know the people under your referrals, check the stats of people who registered with your ref link on every casino.
Your earning depends on the Quality of your referrals, not Quantity.
2 active referrals with deposits and bets are better than 100 referrals, but most of them are dormant accounts.

I think you are new into this gambling world, learn how the affiliate system works on every casino you know.
Its not just paste your ref link everywhere then wait for the earnings, you must have a strategy to maximize your earnings.

Yeah exactly. Referrals will only give you few dollars but when your referrals started to make transactions like placing bets regardless of them winning or losing the game you will get commisions. My friends are good at this they have made thousands of dollars through commisions as their referrals were big time bettors and working abroad.

There have been multiple reports that casinos use dubious tactics to be able to reduce the amount of earnings that an affiliate can make (however if it is not obvious, it can not be proven).

If you aren't a victim of this, then the answer is simple: You are not referring players who are consistently wagering.

You should also check and compare each website to ensure that you are getting the most competitive rate. Some affiliate programs might pay fractions of what another might play.

I think that it should also be noted that we are in a time that is economically different to times of the past. People may not be looking to gamble anymore, as there are many other alternatives to gambling that provide less risk with potentially more upside.

It is not by referral sign up alone. Those that you gave your referral code and registered through it, must place their bet for you to be able to have commission and your commission will be directly proportional to the amount that was staked. Casinos are out there for business and they wouldn't just give commission without any profit. It is another means of promoting the casino and helping them to make money.

Everyone thinks that it's the same old way where you just refer some people and you get some money for doing so, it's not like this anymore, these companies knew that people are abusing referral links, they use different but same hardware to refer each other and get money.

Now things are not the same, your referrals have to also deposit some money and even place money on bets to be marked as a valid referral, if all those you refer did nothing you won't get anything in return and to me it's fair enough.

People like abusing everything, including those that requires making some money, people always want to cheat, they always want to make money the easiest way and faster.

Don't affiliate program rewards depend on how much the person spends on the casino? I highly doubt you'd get any big profit out of it since any big spender would've probably used their friends/close relatives' affiliates or just don't bother with it in the first place. I don't think it's a problem, that's just how said affiliate programs work. Otherwise, everyone would literally be scrambling to spread it out to others. If you're close to people who use your affiliate links, try asking them if they even play. That might get you closer to the answer you want.

It depends on the affiliate who registered it often plays or not? If not then you will not earn anything if the total wagered referral you play a little then a little result, so it depends on the player what is the total amount of bets the bigger the bet the bigger your commission.

Naah.... the question is whether your referrals are active? This should be what you can do because with many active ones you will automatically get a commission from the total number of bets as said above, but what I know is that someone who is a casino affiliate they always have an active channel of interaction with each other and sometimes always give tips so that many continue to play.

I have never experienced a person who made a large profit through referral program bonuses on a gambling platform. It's just not clear to me what your problem is here, dude.

Because most of what I read that becomes an issue with the referral bonus is that the number of people who sign up under your referral is not given correctly to get a profit, why are you an influencer who is known on the social media platform? Most of the time, it's influencers who take advantage of the referral bonus.

In the past, the affiliate marketing used to be easy. It wasn't as saturated as it presently.The level of work was reduced but now you need to have a large following on social media, you need to write and be visible on the Internet. Some affiliate marketers have to go as far running their own ads on Facebook, Instagram. I'll say that the you earn a little because of your followers are small or because you need a better strategy.

Your earnings depend on your referrals' wages if they are not playing then you will not earn or if they are not spending a lot then do not expect a lot of money in your earnings, if you know your referrals' personality or they know who they sign up with better offer a rake back or a percentage of your earnings so they will become active in playing or motivated to play.

And always become updated on the terms, we have seen reports of casinos changing their terms or changing the whole structure of their referrals, many of them losing all their referrals or losing a big portion of their earnings, your referral earnings are your residual income and your referrals sign up to your link believing that you are referring to a good casino, so only promote casino with good reputation, who will not scam your referrals and will not steal your earnings.

All affiliate programs provided by gambling sites must have requirements or categories that can be carried out by your affiliate.
It not just about you promoting the site and providing referral links but also the number of people who use those referrals and how much money they deposit to gamble.
If the more people use the referrals you provide and the more each referral user deposits money to bet, the amount of profit you get will definitely increase even more.

Maybe the problem that occurs with the affiliate that you have done is that only few people use the referrals that you share and they also only deposit small amounts of money so the profits are relatively small.

My advice to you is also to share any of your winnings with them by using several of these sites and you must be able to target those who use your referrals to be people who are generous in gambling.
Maybe it will be difficult to find people like this, but if you share series of broadcasts or videos of the wins you get more often, it can provide special interest.
Several times I have said that making money from affiliates is very difficult thing, it is easy just to share referrals but the hardest thing is to find gamblers who are generous and want to use these referrals.

I'm not sure what the problem is, if the user didn't meet the requirement to make you earn a commission from the affiliate program, it means the problem was on your side.

It's hard to invite people to register using your referral link and regularly to lose their money on the casino, most of the time you only able to find people who join using your referral link, but they didn't use their accounts.

You can check the referral terms of each casino you register with, maybe they have changed their terms of service so that it affects your income. Or it could be because the user you referred has not been very active in gambling in recent times so your income is affected. There are many reasons why your income is affected and you should be able to find out what the cause is.

Yes, many people experience problems like you are experiencing because getting bonuses from affiliate programs is not easy. We have to pay attention and do a lot, not just spread our affiliate link and hope many people register via the affiliate link. You can pay attention to what streamers do on YouTube or other social media, where they actively communicate with their followers and share their affiliate links. But I don't suggest you do the same thing as them because you have to be able to find a method that suits you.

Trying to play with affiliate links requires patience and a lot of trial and error because we have to have many methods we can use individually. By trying one by one, we can see which method works well and that's where we focus more on developing it.

That has been a common issue among affiliates, the casino changing their terms and eventually losing your referrals or losing a big cut of the earnings I have seen some complaints in the scam section, where an affiliate has been earning for many years from his hundreds of referrals but when they change their terms or create an update they've deleted the referrals, this is stealing, the affiliates have worked hard to recruit these people and its not an easy job recruiting gamblers much more a would be VIP sign up to your link.
I have a friend who had over 50 referrals but is not earning a lot because very few of them are active players and many of them only play once in a blue moon, you have no guarantee for each signup that you are going to make money, which is why some affiliates offer cash back to motivate his referrals to deposit and play.