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Much better session that the last one!
Kudos! :clapper: :clapper: :clapper:
Quote:Is boss media still aroundYes, but the last time I got a commission check from them it was delivered by stage coach.
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I am hopeful that Johanna will have a way for all of us to start making money with that brand again.
Way cool! :hattip:
damiandunlap wrote:Is boss media still around?:laughing:
Yes, but the last time I got a commission check from them it was delivered by stage coach.
Were they that slow? Pony Express was faster.
I don’t know anything about Boss Media, so this workshop session might be a good one for me to attend. :thumbsup:
I might just do the same thing… I do not have a ton of experience with Boss Media, but I would certainly like to see what is ‘coming down the pipe’.
All the software companies that are speaking at the event have told me that they want to hear the affiliate’s opinions about their software, support and their licensees. More and more, software companies in this business recognize that affiliates are a major marketing arm for their licensees. They are also finding out that an affiliates intimate knowledge of casino software is one of the major factors in selecting an affiliate program to work with. They want to hear your comments and suggestions, good and bad.
I strongly advise affiliates to meet with these three individuals and speak up. You have everything to gain here. Any issue you have with one of their licensees are more likely to be dealt with as a result of your conversation with them.
Marc Lesnick
Conference Organizer
http://www.CasinoAffiliateConvention.com
September 14-15, 2006
Las VegasThat is very interesting and I would love to talk to these folks.
I would love to talk with someone from each of the major software companies.
I hope they are prepared for an honest evaluation of the software….
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We do pretty good with Jackpot Palace, the player retention is good. I have 2 problems I would love to chat with them about and that is the slow check like Professor mentioned and the stats are terrible ,so behind the times.
Hollis, absolutely they want an honest evalution of their software. Your input is very avluable to the software companies. They want to hear the good and the bad.
I can give you something to think about. It will be my first question to the affiliates: If you were CEO of these software companies, what would you do?
Marc Lesnick
Conferernce Organizer
http://www.cac2006.com
Septmeber 14-15, 2006
Las VegasThat’s easy.
First thing I would do is create a think tank that includes all factors contributing to the industry.
Software, operators, media buys, aff programs, affs and players.
I would have that group meet periodically and help shape the future development.
Makes no sense to run a software company without completely understanding all facets of the industry, and the changes that occur continously.
