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player conversions depend on casinos you promote on your sites. I’ve been promoting wrong affiliate programs with the worst conversions for 6 months at the beginning of my business and I’ve been having very good traffic from search engines for a new site, but I have been earning nothing. But when I targeted traffic to another affiliate programs I started earning. It was so offensively for me when I knew that I promoted wrong programs
because I worked very hard. I was so stupid that I didn’t participate on forums, and didn’t know what programs were well.Thanks for your reply, aksana.
It’s true, of course, that promoting the wrong casinos is pointless, but it’s hard to get a consensus of opinion on which casinos are ‘right’.
I chose my casinos based on the fact that they offer what I thought my visitors wanted, rather than on conversion rates, but now I think I may be backing the wrong horses.
I’m sure you don’t want to give too much away(!) but could you point out if and where I’m going wrong and where I could improve?
I currently promote:
Spin Palace/Ruby Fortune (Wagershare)
Play United (Earn United)
Captain Cook’s (Rewards Affiliates)
Golden Palace (Casino Blasters)In your hard-earned experience, do any of these stand out as being no-go areas?!
Thanks.
I don’t know about Play United Cap certification, try to find their forum on CAP.
I also promote them and Spin Palace also, but all these casinos don’t accept US players from all US states. I recommend to do the search on this forum and find affiliate recommendations.Play united is no longer CAP certified. Plus they no longer accept us players, i stopped promoting them months ago, but i can say Ryan is very good over there he always helped me with any issues i had, and i always was paid on time, that i cannot say is true for other programs! :hattip:
Thanks to everyone who replied to my message.
Suppose it’s obvious, but not promoting anyone who accepted ALL US players is a bit daft!
So, taking your advice on board, I’ve hooked up with Bodog. I know they’re not everyone’s cup of tea but I – perversely – quite like the fact that they don’t accept every affiliate who applies. It’s an attempt at quality control, I suppose.
Now I’ll see if I’ve just been promoting the wrong casinos all along.
If I have, I’ll be mad. Relieved, but mad!
PS aksana, congrats on the new site layout – nice work!
promoting free play or no deposit bonus will attract the wrong traffic
i dont know if you do so, i didnt look at your site
bodog is ok
