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I need some clarification about CAC. I visited the site but am still confused about some things.
Is the conference and the convention two different things? If so, if I don’t pay for the conference, can I still go to the convention?
My interpretation:
conference = attending seminars and listening to guest speakers. (i know you must pay to do this)
convention = walking around visiting a bunch of booths sponsored by gaming companies. (is this free?)The reason I ask is that I’m not really interested in attending any seminars. I just want to meet some of the affiliate managers.
Affiliate managers? Probably in the bar! :hehe:
Seriously, i have only been to the Amsterdam conf. – making my way to the Vegas one fir the first time.
It’s all inclusive from what I know.
Cheers – see you there. :cheers:
Hi,
The bars is correct, you dont expect us to actually “work” at these things do you
Take care and look forward to destroying my liver – again…
Cheers…
So basically, I can’t visit the booths unless I pay the $600?
Yes, the booths are inside the conference area.
As a 1st year affiliate, I would love to go but the cost is a bit high for us right now.
Maybe I should ask my top 4 sites if they want to contribute to my trip…
roxymanager wrote:Take care and look forward to destroying my liver – again…At least you will be spared Mito’s and my input this time
Holis wrote:As a 1st year affiliate, I would love to go but the cost is a bit high for us right now.Maybe I should ask my top 4 sites if they want to contribute to my trip…
That’s a very good idea. It is in their interest that you keep learning about stuff….and it is good if you guys meet.
so far they all have declined.
If someone does take me up on it they will get some massive exposure
Hey Holis,
Private message me or contact me by email: jeff@wagerprofits.com
Thanksdamiandunlap wrote:Is there free food?Yep, breakfast and lunch and oftentimes dinner. Usually very nice, too.
:capmiami:
:guitar:
If nothing else you will get a vacation and for many it is well deserved!
For affiliates, I refer you to a thread from a previous event:
http://www.casinoaffiliateprograms.com/bb/showthread.php?t=3556&page=1&pp=15
I am expecting 150 casino affiliates minimum at this event. These are record numbers. We had 120 casino affiliates in Amsterdam 6 months ago. Many of your colleagues will be there.
Please note that we have more exhibitors than ever before. The casinos and sportsbooks have passes for affiliates. Its their option, and some don’t exercise this option.
If you are an affiliate that performs, really performs….then by all means you should be invited by your top ranking affiliate program. If they aren’t inviting you to this event and sponsoring a pass for you….then that says alot to me and should say alot to you…..you bring them serious $$ every month, and a small investment in your pass for the event would bring both them and you more $$. I see no reason why an affiliate manager could not make the investment in the affiliate.
But again, the affiliate HAS to be a serious performer…..not one that makes no $$ and types on bulletin boards all day long. No affiliate manager would invest in someone that doesn’t already have a track record.
If you are a new affiliate, then this is an investment. We’ve designed this so that the total investment (pass, hotel room and airfare) should be less than or close to $1000. It is a business investment, as your portal is your business. You should get a fast return on investment, and subsequently, become a performing affiliate that is invited to future events by the affiliate programs you met at the CAC2005 Las Vegas show.
Hope this helps.
Marc Lesnick
Conference Organizer
http://www.CasinoAffiliateConvention.com
