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Well ive done cpa advanced which is where the casino pays you up front for a certain number of players and i cant say ive had any problems. I also do flat rate deals and has long has your site is getting quite a bit of traffic you can do well off these, i make way more money doing flat rate and cpa advanced than i ever did with commissions.
Quote:I just wonder are the casino really willing to pay the affiliates up to $300 per player as long as he makes a initial deposit of $50Yes some casinos are certainly willing to pay $300 per player, some casinos will even pay more than that.
Well I don’t have much experience, but I heard some affiliates reporting that they were ‘invited’ by the affiliate manager to drop the CPA and go with Rev-share because of the lack of quality traffic.
Thanks for your reply.
1. What casino offers a flat rate commission for every referred player for their affiliates?
2. Will the prior generated revenue in CPA Program be affected after being invited to change to Revenue Share Program?
What casino offers a flat rate commission for every referred player for their affiliates?
There are a lot of casinos offering a flat rate. Although the player must deposit a minimum amount in order to you receive the CPA for that refered player. Casino Blasters offers you $100 for each player that deposits at least $50. Earn United offers you $50 and the minimum deposit is $25 (not sure about this value). Casino On Net offers $200. Have a look at the Certified Programs here on CAP.
Will the prior generated revenue in CPA Program be affected after being invited to change to Revenue Share Program?
Well a fair program will pay you all the past commissions. Changes will take effect only for the future. If they want you to change to rev-share because they think you are not giving them any profit, they will pay for the past,… unless they start telling you that you are giving them fraudulent players, bla bla.
Read carefully on the CPA agreement. For example, if you have 20 players depositing $25 at Casino Blasters, you will earn $0 under CPA, because no one made at least the $50 deposit. By other side only one player can more than compensate the rev-share. In order to know the right program for you, you have to try them and change as needed. Only after several months you’ll be able to know exactly what is best, and what is best for me is not for you.
I think having a few CPA at the start is a very good idea, since you don’t have much traffic. Look at the CPA conditions and relate this info with the casinos. A casino offering a 200% match bonus up to $100 free without not much ongoing promotions and player retention, may experience a lot of deposits of $50 or less. It may be suitable for the CPA. A casino with great re-deposit bonus offers may be more suitable for rev-share. You can earn less on the first deposit but compensate that on next deposits.
It all depends on which casino program you decide to push, you can get special deals has long has your site has good rankings. For example in january i got paid $6000 for 30 players regardless of weather the player deposited $10 or $100. If your site is getting plenty of traffic then you can ask for a flat rate fee lets say for example $10000 for 1 months exposure on your site. Has long has you can send at least 24 to 30 players a month then the casino program or at least the ones i work with will be happy to renew month after month.
If your site isn’t getting much traffic at the moment then your probaly best to go with revenue share untill your traffic increases. Deciding which casino to promote on revenue share will be pretty much trial and error has what casino converts on your site might not convert on my site and vi versa.
