Would you promote these for $180CPA?

szury · #1 () 09-15-2008, 03:49 AM

I could get $180CPA deals on many poker rooms, and I want to know how you guys feel about it?

If you think it is a good idea I will make a separate website for it. If you this it isn't than forget this post.

The good thing is: you get $180 per each player who registers and deposits (no minimum hands are necessary) and even $220 for casino players. That's more than everywhere else.

The bad things: you won't be able to negociate anything (not even freerolls) and the stats are somewhat troublesome (but you can still se how many players you've bought)

The list contains: Everest Poker, Mansion Poker, Luckyace poker and others.

This deal can be trusted. I've tested it I got the payment and for example the everest signups are tracked in everestaffiliates.com

Please give me your thoughts about this. Those who are very interested in this PM me your email address and the trackername you want to have and I will contact you

NewPokerGirl · #2 () 09-15-2008, 04:07 AM

Thats a pretty good deal but I think it depends mostly on how many players you can send and your personal preferences. If you are looking for quick cash to reinvest into your websites I would say go for it, especially for Everest. No requirement deals like that scare me in a way though. I would definitely talk to your AM before you sign up about what happens if your player value is low for a month or two. Rooms that offer deals like this tend to be very hard on affiliates that have a low player value. I would make sure you would at least get put on MGR or something if you had a few bad months, especially since you can't really control how much your players play.

szury · #3 () 09-15-2008, 04:10 AM

and what do you say if I could get a PokerStars bonus with rev share? That would be pretty cool or?

NewPokerGirl · #4 () 09-15-2008, 04:23 AM

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Originally Posted by szury

and what do you say if I could get a PokerStars bonus with rev share? That would be pretty cool or?

Well like I said, it would depend on the # of players you can send and your goals/preferences. With MGR its also about trust though. If you can get MGR at Pokerstars I don't think they would want you advertising it though.

mftpg · #5 () 09-15-2008, 06:57 AM

With all these different rooms and a high CPA I take it this is some 3rd party aggregating deals... really becomes a question of whether you can trust the tracking / payment from this org - why not try them out on your existing network for a while to make sure everything works before investing too much time / effort??

Personally would be very suspicious of anyone saying they could get me Stars MGR... unless they were a known big player I'd not touch it.

GL with those ventures

Cheers, Mark