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RewardsAffiliates has always been good to me.
However, You should note that there is a $200.00 min payout each pay period for affiliate commissions.
They still allow most US players :wink-wink
Rewards performs ok for me, but I would probably prefer Brightshare or Referback from the Microgaming ones.
It’s good for some and not so good for many.
Definitely a good program, and voted best casino affiliate program this year by affiliates.
Very good program. One thing in particular I like is the indepth stats they give you on the players you refer, such as country, games played etc, it certainly helps you to improve your targetting.
They totally rock! I love all the affiliate tools and marketing materials they provide , the stats are one of the best I have seen around and very detailed! Conversions are great as well.
I think RA is a good program, but my earnings with them are very low… I don’t know why… I have a lot of players in their casinos…
I don’t think, RA is a good program.
To whom, who want to make some serious money with online casinos, should not concentrate on RA casinos, but rather only as supplemented.
@dfiocch 153265 wrote:
I think RA is a good program, but my earnings with them are very low… I don’t know why… I have a lot of players in their casinos…
I would imagine earning are low because of the wager share model.
I found casinocity.com have rank the top online casinos. If I pick those top casinos and join their affiliate programs. Will it covert well?
Are there a list of top casino affiliate programs voted by affiliates?
@casinoaff168 153298 wrote:
I found casinocity.com have rank the top online casinos. If I pick those top casinos and join their affiliate programs. Will it covert well?
Not necessarily. I’ve been doing this for 3 years, and I have found that what might work for one affiliate won’t work at all for another affiliate. You have to experiment with different affiliate programs to find out which ones work best for you.
That said, there are several affiliate programs that are rogue, that you should avoid at all costs. Cpays is one (aka Affiliate United). Steer clear of them. There are some others — do some research on CAP to find out which programs rip off their affiliates, which ones pay late (or not at all), and so on. If you see a lot of complaints in one program’s forum area, you might want to put them at the bottom of your list or cross them off completely.
Another thing to consider is whether or not the program accepts U.S. players. If you are targeting U.S. players, then pick a program that accepts U.S. players.
Also, check out player forums such as Casinomeister.com to see what actual players think of a particular casino. If there are a lot of complaints, then cross it off your list.
It’s also important to make sure that you will be paid by the affiliate program. If you are in the U.S., then don’t bother signing up with WagerShare.com unless you’re willing to set up an offshore bank account.
I like working with programs that pay electronically (e.g. via Affiliate Speedpay, by wire, or by some other electronic means). Some programs pay by check, and lately this has been a huge problem for me. Half of the checks I receive bounce, or they require several weeks of special processing. For that reason, you may want to choose a program that you know can pay electronically.
I hope that helps.
