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Excellent question DCBonus.
1. Personally I look for new partners at CAP based on the site I am building or promoting. On my slots sites I choose casinos I think compliment that niche, on blackjack I do the same etc…
2. I read all the feedback about the programs that other members post about a program I am interested in.
3. I check with other CAP members (Friends) and see what have experienced with the program I am considering,
if i read good comments here and on casinomeister i will add the program to my sites.
First i will try with top spots exposure for a week and check the stats for evaluation.
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Professor;192140 wrote:2. I read all the feedback about the programs that other members post about a program I am interested in.3. I check with other CAP members (Friends) and see what have experienced with the program I am considering,
Will you promote brand-new programs that few people have ever tried?
Which is more important,the advantage of smaller number of competitive affiliates,or the uncertainty of a new program that has just come out?Thanks for sharing.
I personally wait until there is adequate feedbac on a program and until they have been CAP certified before I promote them.
The temptation to “be the first kid on the block” to promote a new casino is strong, but after years of getting burned I take a slower more careful approach to my partner selections.
Professor;192158 wrote:until they have been CAP certified before I promote them.How long does a brand-new program take to be certified ?
Professor;192158 wrote:I personally wait until there is adequate feedbac on a program and until they have been CAP certified before I promote them.The temptation to “be the first kid on the block” to promote a new casino is strong, but after years of getting burned I take a slower more careful approach to my partner selections.
Very good advice:)
Inspiration;192143 wrote:First i will try with top spots exposure for a week and check the stats for evaluation.I will try for a month as most programs are paid monthly.
We usually wait 6 months -1 year to see if new casinos are still in business.When we were developing our Sportbooks and European websites LAST YEAR we looked to Cap members such as Gooner/Paul for advise. Also look at the commision paid threads each month
casinobonusguy;192221 wrote:We usually wait 6 months -1 year to see if new casinos are still in business.It is certainly better to look carefully first than wasting time on bad programs.
@Dobonus 192175 wrote:
How long does a brand-new program take to be certified ?
its not a question of a program, but rather who works for it. this industry has some fluidity and a lot of affiliate managers move around from one program to the next. they also tend to bring their reputation and affiliates with them.
there is no silver line to it, just your experience.
as far as you care at this point, stick to top guns and you”ll be safe. otherwise find your niche…
I’m quite keen on being ‘first to market’ with new programs and am quite prepared to be ‘burned’ as a consequence.
Usually being ‘burned’ – for me – means I’ll send a bunch of traffic that doesn’t make the money it would elsewhere, but I do like trying out new programs.
However, I concur with the Professor, so the new programs I test out these days are already certified here.
