Topic: Is it worth paying to advertise your ref link? - page 3. (Read 776 times)
It is worth paying to advertise your own referral link, if the referral rewards of a gambling site is good enough. But inviting or offering to someone else your referral link is sometimes difficult, especially if they are not into gambling. So posting it or creating a video review about the gambling site could get people's attention and make them to used your referral link when they sign up.
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How long have you been wearing this signature?
It's very fair and intelligent on part of YOLOdice..
How long have you been wearing this signature?
It's very fair and intelligent on part of YOLOdice..
BitcoinTalk username: Maus0728
YOLOdice user id: 285924
Forum rank: Sr.Member
Current post count: 569
YOLOdice user id: 285924
Forum rank: Sr.Member
Current post count: 569
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Thank you for thiose figures, it's very interesting. It was a referral link for which platform?
How long did last the campaign?
How long did last the campaign?
Roobet.. 2-3 hours I guess..
Long short story.. I found some satoshis at MellowAds, maybe from 2016 when I had a faucet..
For some reason part of the amount was locked to withdrawal, maybe it was from Mellow faucet itself, idk.. So I decided to spend it using my ref link..
I got 5 referrals
Is it worth paying to advertise your ref link?
Thank you for those figures, it's very interesting. It was a referral link for which platform please? For some reason part of the amount was locked to withdrawal, maybe it was from Mellow faucet itself, idk.. So I decided to spend it using my ref link..
I got 5 referrals
Is it worth paying to advertise your ref link?
How long did last the campaign?
If paying to advertise it on a high-activity website/platform which comprise of members with similar interest, then it's really worth a shot. You will get people registering under you if your pitch is good and not really trying so hard to get referrals. A more natural approach, I'd say, while still conveying what people needs to know about the site that you're making them register to is good. It might not be huge money up for grabs but it's money to be made still if you have the right idea, right platform, and right audience.
Well, I think it is worth it.
I have a different story but this is not related to the crypto affiliation. I had once paid ads on social media [Facebook] and I saw there is an improvement. I think paying ads on any website that has a big population of the community will always good to drive traffic. Look at those signature campaigns that existed here for how many years, most of them had paid to advertise and also included their ref link. They still continue having business here, therefore, having ads is a very important factor in having more profit.
I have a different story but this is not related to the crypto affiliation. I had once paid ads on social media [Facebook] and I saw there is an improvement. I think paying ads on any website that has a big population of the community will always good to drive traffic. Look at those signature campaigns that existed here for how many years, most of them had paid to advertise and also included their ref link. They still continue having business here, therefore, having ads is a very important factor in having more profit.
In the case of YOLOdice participants, our referral code is embedded on the signature we're wearing. -snip-
As of now, I have 19 referral playing under my account and it is quite actually rewarding for both players.
As of now, I have 19 referral playing under my account and it is quite actually rewarding for both players.
How long have you been wearing this signature?
It's very fair and intelligent on part of YOLOdice..
Base on my experience with some paid to click sites referrals would simply help you in increasing you income even though it is not a lot it would surely increase your daily clicks and referrals in my experience would put a bit a benefit in some aspect depending on what type it has to offer so the more referrals the better, well this faucet paid to click if I am not mistaken have the same concept as the paid to click site that I use to work on with.
Its rarely profitable and most of the members advertise their referral link on the forum rarely got successful but in general people doing this as their full time job but they did lot of efforts to reach this place so they are continuously earning when people they referred are betting on the site.
Since you have mentioned that you are pertaining advertising casino referral link, and you have focused with Asia, I think it is worth to try paying for such advertisement. After all Asia is the largest continent in the world and has the populous country in the world. It would be really beneficial to do some affiliate marketing especially if done with having large audience to be informed.
Now that would depend upon the mission and vision of the casino company.
If the organization are really looking forward to be in the industry in the long run, then yes it is definitely worth it.
However, if this is just done for the sake of having players for the time being, then this is just a useless cost.
For me, of course it's worth paying to advertise my ref link, but it takes a long time before I can feel the benefits.
How to promote by paying for ads reff links has been done by several large companies, and proven effective when done
continously. The problem is we have to have a special budget to do that, but the risk of failure can occur if the wrong
target is chosen.
How to promote by paying for ads reff links has been done by several large companies, and proven effective when done
continously. The problem is we have to have a special budget to do that, but the risk of failure can occur if the wrong
target is chosen.
This is a good strategy since there are a lot of active online gamblers here in this forum. The more potential audience you have, the better chance you will get a good referral. Even some youtube gambling walkthrough, tutorials and guide has referral codes and I've seen some YouTubers who have numbers of supporters who use their referral.
You're just wasting your time on that, if you won't earn money on that platform, why bother spending your money there that you cannot withdraw for views that you don't even know what for. Well if you needed many referrals to withdraw your funds, you could promote if using your social media accounts if you could copy your referral link without having any problems.
That way, your balance in that platform will not be wasted on your promotion. Also, just let it go if you find it not important at all. Without you getting merits from it, I don't see any reason for you to continue doing what you're doing.
That way, your balance in that platform will not be wasted on your promotion. Also, just let it go if you find it not important at all. Without you getting merits from it, I don't see any reason for you to continue doing what you're doing.
The answer to the question is hidden in the price. If it cost a lot, then it is no use spending money on it, if engagement price low, then it might be worthy. It is like buying 1sat altcoin and buying an alt that cost 1$. Everything leads to how much you can afford to spend.
I'm not experienced with referral links. Once I put binance referral link in my signature on Russian https://mmgp.com/ forum (investment oriented forum) and concentrated posting in cryptocurrency section. In 1 month I managed to engage 0 referrals. lol.
I'm not experienced with referral links. Once I put binance referral link in my signature on Russian https://mmgp.com/ forum (investment oriented forum) and concentrated posting in cryptocurrency section. In 1 month I managed to engage 0 referrals. lol.
If you've profited, and the gain is greater than paying those promoters in your ref link then it will be worth it, in my opinion.
The problem is they should have a specific number of referral who clicks the ads, you might want to think it through in the end you might be paying while in losses. Why not just do the advertising yourself?
The problem is they should have a specific number of referral who clicks the ads, you might want to think it through in the end you might be paying while in losses. Why not just do the advertising yourself?
I don't really know if it is worth it or not because it is just same as investment we couldn't know if it would be successful or not.
We don't know if there would be some people who would really click your advertise ref link but if I would think about it on my own point of view then no.
Because I don't really click any ads because I think they are just some virus on the site that I am visiting I never click any ads.
We don't know if there would be some people who would really click your advertise ref link but if I would think about it on my own point of view then no.
Because I don't really click any ads because I think they are just some virus on the site that I am visiting I never click any ads.
Maybe you should just advertise your referral link via your signature here on the forum.
In the case of YOLOdice participants, our referral code is embedded on the signature we're wearing. And I must say that this a good advertising strategy not only for website itself but for also other players who can earn based on their total wager that is coming from their referrals.
As of now, I have 19 referral playing under my account and it is quite actually rewarding for both players.
This is a good strategy since there are a lot of active online gamblers here in this forum. The more potential audience you have, the better chance you will get a good referral. Even some youtube gambling walkthrough, tutorials and guide has referral codes and I've seen some YouTubers who have numbers of supporters who use their referral.
I have seen referral links working really well when you advertise them on any Social Network. For Instance, Twitter according to me is great to promote cryptocurrency referral links. Facebook is great to promote Amazon referral link and the best of all is Pinterest.
In my opinion, it depends on which platform you are choosing and what kind of referral link you are promoting.
In my opinion, it depends on which platform you are choosing and what kind of referral link you are promoting.
Classifying what kind of referrals is very important to know what kind of target venues to place your code.
Many people who gained success from this kind of business pay close attentions in order to meet those right people to click and use
the code, right place will result to better outcome.
There are signature campaigns that have the ref links on it and they are paying for it. I don't remember registering to a link though because I wanna see first the home page so it the link has the parameters like domain.com/index.php/ref=123 I just remove the ref because I'd like to see the domain.com first.
Maybe some are registering under the ref link which is why they are advertising their link but if its on the adnetwork, the ads may not be seen. Some just use adblockers.
I don't think those method will show a good result since if you rent a sig space of users here in this forum it will cost you a lot of money and remember sig campaigns have no assurance unless if you put an effort to put an extra promotion regarding on what you are advertising. Although this is gamble but if OP have a budget to risk then maybe he could try your suggestion.
There are signature campaigns that have the ref links on it and they are paying for it. I don't remember registering to a link though because I wanna see first the home page so it the link has the parameters like domain.com/index.php/ref=123 I just remove the ref because I'd like to see the domain.com first.
Maybe some are registering under the ref link which is why they are advertising their link but if its on the adnetwork, the ads may not be seen. Some just use adblockers.
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