I was wondering how does casino affiliates programs work.
I have a friend who is an affiliate marketer. He does affiliate programs for various sectors. For example in the health sector, finance sector, educational sector and so many. It got me thinking after he tried introducing me into it, he is trying to make me change my mind from gambling in 8 ball pool instead i should use the money to get an online affiliate course.
Am curious right now, to know how does affiliates program work in gambling. I know gambling is big niche and they also run affiliate programs, so anyhow have an idea?
I think you have a good friend, if it were to be other people enjoying such information and benefits, they might have kept it to themselves alone. As for your question, you will only get a random answer here, however, the course your friend is trying to introduce you to (since it's working for him) is what you should go by. But first, you should examine your friend's financial life, and you might ask him questions for you to know if the path he follows is the right path for you to follow as well.
I said that because sometimes what people tell us is only hyped and may not necessarily be the way they said it, which is why it is good for you to ascertain the facts through his lifestyle and financial status. If he passes and you are ready to go about it, just ensure to follow his advice and that of the mentors/tutors of the course(s) you are going for. It is never news that affiliate marketing is really working for a lot of people. I am also doing my bit with some financial market brokers, and it depends on how you can work for them and your success as well. If you are a tech guru too, it is an added advantage for you since it's all about the traffic you send to the system and the converts you make thereof that would determine the commission they will give you.
Also, note that the commission varies by organisation and niche, some are even paying up to 60% of the money made from the client/customer you convert for them. This means huge money depending on your commitment and the kind of offer you signed in for.