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Randy,
I think it depends on the quality of YOUR traffic.
For example, we can get lots of signups from “free games” sites who are happy to play with our “free money” but very few of them, if any, ever become real money players.
On the other hand, if your traffic is highly targeted and generally converts well for real money casinos, I think you would do fairly well.
A constant problem that we run into in the online casino business is the “bonus hunters” who go from casino to casino looking for “free money” … but as I said, if you have high quality traffic your sign-ups should convert to real money players if they enjoy the experience at a particular casino.
…. *note my username*….
lol, well basically that’s all I focused on when I was working on chips for free, it was mainly driven on all free chip promotions. However, from what I have heard how much is typically made on sights just starting, similar in style to the site I did, I was making alot more then most who do forum only sites…….Though nowhere near in comparison to some of you guys I know, but for just starting out I think that being able to live off what I made was pretty damn cool!
Now I have since learned my lesson though that no money could amount to the quality of wrongness you have to deal with on a site that attract a certain player like mine did……
I do know that a fellow affiliate who I worked with, has a NO DEPOSIT CASINOS site only, and makes as much money as some of the biggest affiliates on this site…..so if you have a quality site and you get e nough traffic you can do pretty damn good.Let’s just say you could do REALLY well from what I gather! LOL
Chips for Free,
You are right in saying that even sites that specialize in “free chips” can generate real money players. Again it depends on how you get the traffic to the site. If the people who frequent your site are serious casino players who are looking for a place to find free chips to “test drive” casinos, then you can do well … as you said your friend does with his “no deposit casinos” site.
Over the years, we have received lots of real money players from “free games” sites, but in general, the conversion rate per click is much lower than for sites that speciailize in promoting real money gambling.
I definately agree with you…..but from a newbie stand point what I was making I thought was alot from a site that is known for generating low quality players and not as many conversions. When I first started doing this and the cashflow came in I was very excited LOL…….BUT..
Now that I know the POTENTIAL profits I have DEFINATELY changed my perspective 180 and am currently changing my strategy because if I can do with high quality depositing players what I did with a “low quality” player flow, I think I should see good things in my future…I HOPE! lol
