Thread: CPA or otherwise?

I am using a poker affiliate at the moment that pays a massive $60 per player that deposits. Currently I've made two conversions in the last month.

The other option is to use a long-term revenue sharing affiliate program. This involves players depositing and you earning a % of the "rake" that they generate the casino. This could take a good few months before you earn $60 in rake but is it worth it?

I'm a small site and we want revenue for a redesign. Is it worth getting around $120 a month or going for a more long term strategy that could see much larger revenues.

That depends on you risk tolerance. If you like to 'roll the dice' in those client sign ups playing some good casino then you could do that, or just go for the safe bet of $60 signups. I think this really goes with your own personal comfort, but you should also be sure to research the company to be sure their legit :P

I don't know about you, but I prefer the alure of having recurring commissions. Payments month after month coming in. Land one big player and you will be earning much more. Land a few over the course of a year and you're laughing

^Hence the reason I said it depends on your risk tolerance :P Me, I'm happy as pie to cash recurring commissions that I can keep building on, I'm no risk taker :-)

I take the payment upfront isntead of the rake. It's just not worth the roll of the dice and hoping somebody sticks with a particular room because most players bounce from poker room to room based on whatever offers a room is giving.

btw, what offer are you promoting @ $60 per lead? Is it Duplicate poker ?