Thread: How Are People Doing With AffiliateArena

I would be interested in knowing how people are doing so far with AffiliateArena bingos. I don't have a huge amount of traffic to send right now, but I have got 6 new sign ups this month. However, no real money players as yet.

I'm actually fairly satisfied with the numbers of players that are interested in the offering so far, but I would be interested to get an idea from other affiliates of how they were doing.

I'm also interested in knowing how much effort AffiliateArena are putting into converting my free money players into real money players.

I have just started to promote them in this month too, and I have similar numbers like you tryme, so far very great clicks/signups ratio, but no depositing players yet.
They are on my site for a week or less, so it's not enough time to tell anything.

I have signed up as a player too with their properties, but I didn't get any newsletters or such, so it worries me that player retention/conversions could be a problem without communication.

As I said I just started to work with them, so the final verdict needs more time.

Thanks, Sipka. Yeah, I've only been promoting them for 2 or 3 weeks as well.

I'll have to sign up as a player and see what's what too. When you played there, were there many people playing?

I think AffiliateArena could do well - the sites are certainly attractive and friendly and they are getting the sign ups, so that part of the process is all cool, but obviously, we want real depositors!

Hey tryme, yes, there were enough people playing when I tried it, the 75 ball room had around 40-50 players, the 90 ball room had a bit more, 50-60, so I think the perfect number to have a chance to win and not being overcowded (I saw once 300 players at Jackpotjoy in one room lol). I guess when there will be more people they will open up another rooms, so Affiliate Arena's bingo rooms are definitely not empty

I suggest you to sign up with each bingo you promote as a player, if you want fresh promotions for your site you will get if firsthand, the affiliate sides are sometimes slower at the programs lol in case of newsletters - players will definitely get it.

I agree there is a lot of potential with Affiliate Arena's bingo sites, I really love the look of them (I always had the feeling that sites targeting UK looks really kool, but sites targeting the US have a lot of ugly looking amongst them - at last something from the same quality for US players.

Anyone else promoting Affiliate Arena and has some experience?

The stats are the same for me as well.
I started promoting their Bingo sites just over a month ago so far....it doesn't look good
I have 90 sign ups and not one single depositer
I'll give them one more month to see some improvement.

Thank you Nicholas for your answers.
What freecc mentioned about signed up players and no depositors makes me think whether the players can't find easy way to deposit or why they just stop at the door? I have seen that you offer quite a lot of depositing options, but maybe adding those others you list on the website (ecocard, moneybookers, etc) could solve the problem?

I have seen a very clever way of making players deposit at one of the bingo rooms, one week later after the sign-up they sent an email asking why I didn't deposit, is there any problem they can help me with, what other options would be suitable for me to make the first deposit. I'm sure that not every player answered this, but the ones who did (and you have the email addresses on file, so you can reach them) made some points where the program can improve. I'm sure most of the players are just in a need of a helping hand to guide them through, so they can feel they are important. (And they are

I saw the new promos on the bingo sites, they are cool, but most players won't check out the website, if I were you, I would send out the promos in a newsletter even without updating the website

Just my 2 cents

Originally Posted by sipka

Thank you Nicholas for your answers.
I have seen a very clever way of making players deposit at one of the bingo rooms, one week later after the sign-up they sent an email asking why I didn't deposit, is there any problem they can help me with, what other options would be suitable for me to make the first deposit. I'm sure that not every player answered this, but the ones who did (and you have the email addresses on file, so you can reach them) made some points where the program can improve. I'm sure most of the players are just in a need of a helping hand to guide them through, so they can feel they are important. (And they are

I agree sipka
A helping hand in the right direction would be all some players need.

Yeah, I agree with both of these other posters. You don't seem to have a problem getting people to sign up but they're not turning into real money players so all your focus should go on getting them to deposit some cash.

Promos and new games like keno are all great to have - but we want the same thing you do and that is: depositing players.