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Hello
I am new to the board and request advice.
I used to be in the industry and still have some resources for getting results for online casinos and sportsbooks.
The area I am not familiar with anymore is the logistics and who’s good/bad in the affiliate area.
I was contacted by this organization http://www.wnscasinos.com
They require an upfront fee to mask the casino/sportsbook in your chosen domain name. The only way this would benefit me is if I wanted to do offline promotion, as online utilizes tracking urls.
My questions are :
1) Has anyone heard/experienced anything good/bad regarding them?
2) With your experience, other than offline promotion, are there any major benefits to masking the casino/sportsbook with your domain name as opposed to find a high paying reliable affiliate program with an established online casino?
I have one of my fulfillment houses that is effective that has 25-50 players just sitting there waiting to be delivered (previous campaign that I put on hold).
In this situation what would you do?
Please try to answer objectively and not jump in and promote a certain casino’s affiliate program. Information regarding a history of an affiliate’s performance is welcome but not hype.
thank you
That site does not inspire any confidence in me.
* There is no sign of the software package anywhere.
* “In the News” is using old, old quotes dug up from the graveyard of the Internet.
* The owner of the domain is using an AOL email address.
* There is no discussion in detail of any of the important elements such as e-commerce processing, software, support services, etc.
To put it bluntly – I can have stuff for free that looks more viable than this site.
There are so many better quality white label casinos available for free, no point in paying money for any of them.
There is some advantage to sending playes directly to the door of the casino – but there are advantages to portals also.
Avoid like the plague!
Wacky I would say the consensus on this program is not good.
I agree that there is no reason to pay for a privately labeled casino when reputable operators will supply one for free.
I hope we saved you some money.
Wacky,
Sorry i am jumping in pretty late here.
My buddy and i started one a while back. I promise you that we (he) did all the work on his own. We had alot of questions but in the end, any bumps along development road were ironed out. and if you have the talent, you can do it too…and we did not pay a cent.
I think it is pretty good considering our unfamiliarity with the operating and design side of the industry when we started.
Have a look and let me know if you like.
Jigga Nancy Nevada is a very interesting site and concept. I went in and played some of the free slots and the games seem to be pretty decent for Java, what I am most curious about is why do you run banners for retail products instead of casinos, poker or sportsbetting? Do you earn more money with chocolates and dating then you do with gambling?
Actually Professor, the reason you find non-casino related banner is due to our inexperience in this.
Any input from you or board members would be most appreciative.
Why not join a few casino programs and place those banners on Nancy Nevada? It seems like people who are there at your site enjoy gambling games (or they wouldnt be surfing your site, right?) You have traffic that is perfectly targeted for Casinos, Poker, Bingo and even sportsbetting programs. Your conversions for these types of offers (and subsequent income) should be much higher then a generic retail product.
Matching the right products to your traffic is a huge part of the challenge with affiliate marketing.
If you would like recommendations for specific programs just ask and I am sure other webmasters will be happy to make some suggestions…
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