Get exclusive CAP network offers from top brands

View CAP Offers

Affiliate Programs Categories

View all Affiliate Programs

Featured Programs

Featured Programs

Featured Programs

Featured Programs

Featured Programs

Featured Programs

Featured Programs

Featured Programs

Featured Programs

Featured Programs

Featured Programs

iGaming Services

Find a Gaming Product and Service Provider

Get More Players and Affiliates

Get access to high-value players and affiliates with out Premium Player Package

Sell Product or Service

Sell Your Products or Services to iGaming Companies and Affiliates!

Using PPC

You have affiliate marketing questions. CAP has answers! › Category: Pay Per Click Advertising – (PPC) › Using PPC
0
Vote Up
Vote Down
CJ99 asked 4 years ago
I used to make some affiliate bucks from casinos and I am exploring the idea again.

Is anyone having any success with the PPC search engines?

Since Google quit accepting Gaming sites and the keyword costs have skyrocketed I was wondering if this is even feasible on any of the 2nd tier search engines?

I’ve never had success waiting on the SEs to pick me up.

CJ

9 Answers
0
Vote Up
Vote Down
Dominique answered 4 years ago
Welcome to CAP, CJ!

Most PPCs are not very good anymore.

I will move this thread into the ppc forum where others may have some better replies than this!

0
Vote Up
Vote Down
PokerGirl answered 4 years ago
Dominique wrote:
Most PPCs are not very good anymore.

I agree. I experimented with all the second tier search engines (MIVA, EPilot, GoClick, Findology and many more…) and not one of them led to conversions. If you do decide to go with them look out for click fraud. We had problems with clicks from the EPilot network and it was a lot of hassle to get our money refunded.

0
Vote Up
Vote Down
webber286 answered 4 years ago
Not having much luck converting traffic from the 2nd tier PPCs either. A lot of fraudulent traffic out there. Definitely avoid Findology, Searchfeed and Clicksor.

0
Vote Up
Vote Down
TheGooner answered 4 years ago
I know of one friend who has his whole net business model based on PPC.
However, he’s in the travel visa business … and only pays cents per click.

Gambling seems to be a hot area, and PPC fees are high, therefore attracting the scammer site element to a lot of PPC bids hoping to collect 50% of the revenue.

I tmight sound like a lousy job (clicking links fraudulently) and a poor hourly rate to you and I … but in some countries it’s a pretty good living.

Be careful out there guys and girls …
:notify:

0
Vote Up
Vote Down
jagan answered 4 years ago
Since i have a very good hand on PPC ads, because i use these for my casino clients. I will post my reviews on these PPC engines

0
Vote Up
Vote Down
Dominique answered 4 years ago
That would be interesting.

0
Vote Up
Vote Down
cat answered 4 years ago
Although I do not have stats of how ppc converts into real players I think I do good with 7search.com

0
Vote Up
Vote Down
CJ99 answered 4 years ago
Hmmm. Then I guess SEO is the only way to drive traffic to your site?

How about paid bulk email like this one:
http://www.targetedwebsitevisitors.com?

CJ

0
Vote Up
Vote Down
webber286 answered 4 years ago
Well, quality link exchanges would be one other method. There are tons of ways to drive traffic to your site outside of PPC and SEO, you just need to think creatively.