- This topic is empty.
-
Posts
-
I normally uses rev.share – it should be better in the long run. But from time to time I uses CPA. CPA is attractive if you are uncertain of the player quality…
Good luck
Barcley
King CashalotI’ve always opted for rev share when signing up for affiliate programs. You can make a fortune if you get a really good player. It would be a nightmare to get CPA for a player who loses thousands!
With rev share, you make money only when your player loses money. If your player wins money, you don’t get anything. Players generally lose more times than they win though from my experience.
Until quite recently, I’d been doing 75% rev-share and 25% flat-fee. Very little CPA found its way onto my sites. However, that’s changed quite a lot recently. These days I do little flat-fee. I still do 75%-ish rev-share but I’m now doing roughly 25% CPA (mostly prepaid).
Adapt to what the market is offering you.
Rev share for me worked in 100%. There’re other options of course but its depends on you what exactly you’ll choose. I think with CPA you traffic need to be on certain level to see benefits, but I might be wrong…
@FictionNet 228469 wrote:
Until quite recently, I’d been doing 75% rev-share and 25% flat-fee. Very little CPA found its way onto my sites. However, that’s changed quite a lot recently. These days I do little flat-fee. I still do 75%-ish rev-share but I’m now doing roughly 25% CPA (mostly prepaid).
Adapt to what the market is offering you.
75% rev share?? WOW. What a sweetass deal you’ve got!
@Zoorana 228639 wrote:
75% rev share?? WOW. What a sweetass deal you’ve got!
I think he mean 75% of his programs he do rev share
@felku 228642 wrote:
I think he mean 75% of his programs he do rev share
Phwahaahhah! Cheers for the correction felku. Guess it was selective reading from my part
