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If you send a casino 100 players a month casinos will be open to negotiating deals with you. No problem there.
If they are not, you are sending the players to the wrong casino.
100 players to one casino per month in todays market?
Care to contact me with your secret? Just a small secret? Any crummy secret?
But as Dom mentioned if your bringing in the customers most programs will gladly work with you.
Just to clarify, I’m not saying I can bring 100 players to a casino monthly, but if I could, shouln’t I be entilted to 60% commission a month?
Pawel
In that case a reputable program will reward you accordingly.
If you choose to promote lousy casinos with lousy programs your pay will be lousy.
Feel free to contact me about sending us 100 players. We’ll talk about an agreeable arrangement.
ThanksOriginally posted by bluebook
The commission structure average for casino affiliates is 25% to 35% of total net income, in my estimation.As an affiliate, I bring the casinos that quality traffic they desire. Shouldn’t affiliates be compensated much more that 25% to 35% of net revenue? Especially the larger affiliate who brings in 50 or more players to a casino a month, they should easily receive 40 to 50% of the total net income of the players he brings. Heck, I send a casino 100 players a month I should be making 60% of net revenue!
Thanks for the feedback,
PawelPawel,
Check out the Winward Casino affiliate program banners on this site! If you are not seeing them, I’m gonna ask the Prof. to give me my money back! (Just kidding, Lou)
We pay up to 50% of net win for affiliates can send MAJOR traffic of quality players. Now, I am the first to admit that very few affiliates can send enough traffic to qualify for the 50% commission level, but it IS available to the few who can.
Our standard commission level is 30% but I often start proven, high quality affiliates as high as 40% if I know they can produce a significant number of players per month.
As for a 60% commission rate, very few casinos could afford to do that because they wouldn’t make any money. Many affiliates do not reatize that overhead costs such as software royalties, credit card processing fees, payroll and office expeneses eat up a large percentage of the net win received by an online casino.
So the answer to your question is that yes, casinos will pay you more than 35% … maybe as high as 50% … but you have to prove you can deliver a large number of players before you can expect to receive a large percentage of the Net Win.
Here was the request sent to [email protected] on May 23rd:
“Do you have a spec sheet listing your slot machine games?”
And the reply on the same day from Winward:
“Please note that I have forwarded your email to the corresponding personel
and the will get back to you shortly regarding this issue. “Today is May 29th and I haven’t heard back. Could you list the slot games & info since it doesn’t seem to be anywhere on the Winward site.
thanks:bigsmile:
Silvia,
If you ever have a problem with the support staff at Winward Casino not answering a question in a timely manner, please email me directly:
I am the Affiliate Manager and I will make sure that your questions are answered promptly.
Winward Casino has 9 slot machines.
7 of the machines are standard 3-reel slots, one 5-reel slot and one multi-win line slot.
We are currently working on landing pages that promote our video poker and slots games in more detail.
I was hoping to have them done by now, but they were delayed by my trip to Miami and the major software upgrade at BingoHall.com over the past few days.
Please email me or send a PM if you have any further questions.
Dave
Thanks Dave
Silvia Winward has their own forum area here at CAP as well, if you have any questions about them or Bingo Hall a quick post there always brings fast results.
Like everyone else I am sure they receive a TON of email and it takes longer to sort through that then it does posting here in the forums where Dave will see it quickly. If you wish to post him privately a PM will do the same and he will be prompted to read it the next time he visits CAP (which is several times per day)
Hope this helps.
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