How can I do with my US traffic?(My 2010 year stats)

[handkey]

I had gotten 757337 PV in 2010 and 80% of them is the US traffic.

But I earned 0 cent from these traffic in 2010.

All Rival Programs(Slotocash, affiliatewide and so on)------$0

All RTG Programs(affactive, affiliate edge and so on)-------$0

How can I do now?

Anyone help me out?

Would you please tell me which program is the best for US traffic???

Could you give me some advice please

My portal: freeflashcasinogames.com


Thanks~~

My stats:

PV:

Slotocash116263/2767/504/1/0)

Affactive4676/365/47/0)

 

[Engineer]

My portal: freeflashcasinogames.com

Hmm. Well, if most of your traffic comes from visitors looking for "free" games, that could be the issue. I have a few sites that get a lot of "free" traffic, but it doesn't generate much revenue. Those visitors are looking specifically for free games; they don't necessarily want to play with real money.

Even so, with the amount of traffic you sent, you should see at least some action, somewhere. The conversion rate of "free" traffic is low, but with thousands of clicks, I would expect at least a few depositors.

Wish I could be more helpful....

 

[tryme1]

It's definitely your traffic. Your players are looking for free games - they're not gamblers. They just like to play games.

So the question becomes: how to monetize these visitors. I'd suggest looking into some PPC networks like BidVertiser or Clicksor.

Also, start an email list - capture email addresses but also try to profile your players - how old are they, what do they like, what income bracket are they in. Then sell them stuff they are interested in via affiliate programs and more targeted advertising on your site.

Frankly, these people are not to going to gamble online. As an example, I had almost exactly the same number of signups at AffActive as you did last month, but I brought them 13 new depositing players in that time.

 

[lots0]

In Jan 2010 you showed 150618 hits and only 737 uniques.

This is a huge red flag...
I would be checking this out.

 

[vd752]

Free casino games traffic, I sent last year 55k hits to Wager Junction just for 2 low depositors

 

[Vladi]

Free games traffic, as said above, is a volume game. You need big numbers as the conversion rate will be low. You should try to diversify your site to try to get players who are interested in "trying before buying" rather than just free game players.

The conversion rate of those people signed up at Sloto'Cash and the others looks very low. Have you tried signing up yourself via one of your free games to test the casinos? You will soon see how good the retention team there is by seeing what they email you, how often, and the quality of the offers they use.

Next, the stats you have shown from what looks like AWStats are not a true indication of your traffic. It includes every non-human bot that crawls the web. The huge ratio of hits to uniques, as lots0 pointed out, suggests that you have a bunch of bot traffic.

I checked and you have google analytics installed on your page, so use those numbers instead of AWStats as it excludes bots that cannot run javascript like a human running a browser. A lot of people think that google is wrong and your traffic can't be that much lower than what it says in AWStats. But it usually is that much lower as bots spider entire sites, humans do not.

@vd752 If you are embedding the games into your website with code from Wager Junction, then they are recording the visitors that load the pages on your website as a hit on their stats. This does not mean that 55k players clicked through to their casino website.

 

[slotplayer]

The conversion rate of those people signed up at Sloto'Cash and the others looks very low. Have you tried signing up yourself via one of your free games to test the casinos? You will soon see how good the retention team there is by seeing what they email you, how often, and the quality of the offers they use.

I've seen a huge decline in new players at SlotoCash in 2010. Conversions were good in 2008 but declined in 2009 and further declined in 2010.

2010 6 new players 1 in 666 clicks
2009 18 new players 1 in 218 clicks
2008 31 new players 1 in 82 clicks

 

[Guard Dog]

I've seen a huge decline in new players at SlotoCash in 2010. Conversions were good in 2008 but declined in 2009 and further declined in 2010.

2010 6 new players 1 in 666 clicks
2009 18 new players 1 in 218 clicks
2008 31 new players 1 in 82 clicks

Mine is:

2010 - 118 new players
2009 - 57 new players
2008 - 77 new players

So - I think it is impossible to say that Sloto is declining It depends upon traffic levels, among other things. Also know that a good number of players already have a Slotocash account, so conversions could be lower in that regard as well. (btw... clicks to new players is highest for me in 2010.

 

[slotplayer]

Mine is:

2010 - 118 new players
2009 - 57 new players
2008 - 77 new players

So - I think it is impossible to say that Sloto is declining It depends upon traffic levels, among other things. Also know that a good number of players already have a Slotocash account, so conversions could be lower in that regard as well. (btw... clicks to new players is highest for me in 2010.

Oh I wasn't saying that SlotoCash is declining just declining for me but it was not my best performing Rival.

 

[KasinoKing]

I've seen a huge decline in new players at SlotoCash in 2010. Conversions were good in 2008 but declined in 2009 and further declined in 2010.

2010 6 new players 1 in 666 clicks
2009 18 new players 1 in 218 clicks
2008 31 new players 1 in 82 clicks

Very similar stats to mine for Sloto:
2010 7 new players
2009 12 new players
2008 22 new players

I thought the decline might be due to USA processing issues, but when I checked, all 3 years are very similar; between 29 - 33% of sign-ups were from the USA.

KK

 

[Vladi]

I know what you mean about the conversions - all Rivals are pretty bad like that from my experience. But in 1 deposit from 400 sign-ups is terrible.

Anyway I checked them out and I think I know why. With the free games that Sloto'Cash supply, after you play for around 5 minutes it won't let you continue playing the game without signing up for an account. Only after you do that can you continue to play for free. So there is a high chance that a lot of handkey's visitors are just registering to continue playing and have no intention of ever depositing.