Well you make sure which ever affiliate program your with doesn’t have NCO (negative carry over) and they also do not have a high roller quarantine clause.
That’s the thing with this industry not every program operates on the same playing field. Hence you have to research who you signup otherwise you can get hammered without actually know it, well until it’s too late.
The other thing to be careful of IMHO are programs who bundle their casinos. Which if they also cross promote can lead to a player losing on one casino but another winning more at another and your get wiped out on that.
My advice to newbies don’t go signing up at every program you find, instead research first, this will save stress and worry later.
I am not talking about any program, but Europartners!
Thank you Dave for your advices.
tears flowed …
Anger was kindled …
Sleepless nights …
Contention on both sides …
This is in many cases the result of CPA.
Why?
Because both sides can win on the long run at the same time.
Losing players too little, then the casino is the fool.
Losing players too much, then the webmaster has acted with lemons.
No, thank you!
Who wants to work in peace as a casino webmaster should enjoy in my opinion solely on the revenue share.
Leopold
Europartners!
Well that say’s it all. Don’t know how many players you have with them but my advice kick them to the curb. They have a long history of not being ethical.
Far better to promote someone else and cut your loses, than to keep partnering with a program who has a history of bending their affiliates over, (errr stealing rightful commissions and cross marketing to tagged players with straight links).
Personally I wouldn’t touch em with a barge pole!
I think CPA is a better choise because, what happens if on revenue share a player will win a jackpot? You’ll never win money from there. This happens for me couple months ago. A player earned arround 10000$ and now I have a huge negative carryover!
Well you make sure which ever affiliate program your with doesn’t have NCO (negative carry over) and they also do not have a high roller quarantine clause.
That’s the thing with this industry not every program operates on the same playing field. Hence you have to research who you signup otherwise you can get hammered without actually know it, well until it’s too late.
The other thing to be careful of IMHO are programs who bundle their casinos. Which if they also cross promote can lead to a player losing on one casino but another winning more at another and your get wiped out on that.
My advice to newbies don’t go signing up at every program you find, instead research first, this will save stress and worry later.
The reason because I don’t accept CPA is High Rollers: they pay you 100$ – 200$ CPA for a player who could generate 100$ – 200$ income per day…
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