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Hey,
Just a simple question, what do you look for in any program before putting your time and effort into promoting them.
Great customer service, good forum reputations, good revenue share, casinos that I like and have played and enjoyed, no negative carryover all that sort of stuff…
Attractive player bonuses, US players accepted and CAP certification of course :hattip:
I prefer programs that exist already several years and that have an excellent reputation.
Stability, good promos, friendly managers, good player reputation, good T&Cs (check the affiliate guard dog site), deposit methods for players, forum presence, nice banners…… and of course conversions and the bottom line, but you are likely asking about programs you have no experience with yet.
Revenue Share, GPWA and CAP members’ words about them, their reputation;
their gaming products, they should have the corresponding professional look and have good terms and conditions, and of course have good bonus politics.
If there is a positive discussion at casino forums or web masters forums, it is a good sign to advertise the casino or the affiliate program.
Exclusive Games, big jackpots, loyalty points and all the reason stated above.
You should join the casino to find out how often they email the database with promotions. Promoting a casino with an active mailing list will help with your efforts.
@Jamie 129528 wrote:
You should join the casino to find out how often they email the database with promotions. Promoting a casino with an active mailing list will help with your efforts.
That’s 100% correct, it is very important to try their casinos, look at their promotional newsletters.
Similar things as as been pointed out.
But slightly more ordered – the first three things relate t the company and operations itself – and have to be squeaky clean before we continue on.
(1) Corporate structure.
(financial reputation, longevity in field, licenses held)(2) Player feedback in forums
( complaints, deposit / payout issues, support issues )(3) Affiliate feedback in CAP, GPWA, iGAMI
(payment issues, lack of contact)Then I’ll look at these two things to see whether they have an edge for players and are at least are up with the market for affiliates.
(4) Player benefits
( Rake and payout percentages, odds lines, bonus offers )(5) Competitive commission structure.
It’s surprising how few of the offerings out there actually pass through the five criteria.
:huh2:Good reputation
CAP certification
Affiliate manager
GPWA member
