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Hello all,
I’ve been discussing a potential deal and a proposal of 35% of net with negative carry over was mentioned. I thought this was very low as other gaming sites I’ve promoted in the past have paid a minimum of 40% up to 70%. I was advised this was standard and although it might be their published rate, there’s usually some flexibility, surely?
If he won’t budge at all, what other things can I factor into it to try and leverage a better deal and what should I 100% avoid?
There is no bundling and I’ll promote one site only.
Cheers
I see 35% as a fair start, most places don’t have NCO though, there are a lot of factors to take into consideration though, I wouldn’t get too hung up on the percentage
Defo look to avoid the negative carryover on someone new…never know what they’ll do with the players
@PioneerRalph 256189 wrote:
Defo look to avoid the negative carryover on someone new…never know what they’ll do with the players
I think this is the most important as written above. All deals above 30% are good enough.
I’m satisfied with 25% share in scratch cards, if no negative carry-over implemented :3eyes:I dont think you will get no negative for more than 2-3 months, as time will pass and you generate a significant number of sign-ups and depositors your affiliate manager will change your plan for negative carry over. A lot of aff programs deduct an admin fee, so take care with 40-50-70% commision plan, because they usually deduct a fee for their services and the real % will be less than you expected before. I recommend to choose programs with 25-40% directly with negative carryover because you can expect a long term relationship without any suprizes.
