How to find genuine, high paying casino AFFILIATE programs?

[Vivi Fox]

Hi Guys.

Sorry if this is a wrong query.

But I am confused.

I am new here and the forum is so vast,

Although I looked around....

I do not know which casino AFFILIATE programs are genuine

And which pay high.

Can anyone please guide me?

Regards.

ViVi

 

[KasinoKing]

I'm pretty sure you have broken all records for the most posts by a newbie on your first day!
(44 as of right now)

For starters, all the "Certified Programs" are genuine - but that doesn't mean they are all any good to work with.
(Any with a last post more than 2 years old I would avoid, or ask about specifically, as some of those older ones are not up to scratch IMHO).
There are also genuine ones who are not certified.
And "Pay high" is a matter of opinion.
There is a LOT to learn in this business, and you need to take your time - you are not going to get all your answers in one day, or even a week - it's takes months (at least) to learn "the ropes".
And it takes month or YEARS to make any serious money as an affiliate - a hell of a lot of hard work & patience is required.

I personally can't help you any further this week as I'm off to Amsterdam to meet many of the best operators face to face, but if you stick around I'm sure you will be guided in the right direction...

KK

 

[LandofOz]

For starters, all the "Certified Programs" are genuine - but that doesn't mean they are all any good to work with.

True. It also depends on your traffic. For example, if most of your traffic is from the U.S., then you want to focus on promoting U.S. friendly affiliate programs like Deckmedia, Affiliate Edge, etc

Match your traffic with the affiliate programs that work best for it.

 

[Rhondagrace]

Take your time, Rome was not built in a day! if I were you I'd start with looking at the rouge section here, to see which affiliate programs are best to stay away from. or look at the Certified section first. Good Luck.

 

[Vivi Fox]

I'm pretty sure you have broken all records for the most posts by a newbie on your first day!
(44 as of right now)

For starters, all the "Certified Programs" are genuine - but that doesn't mean they are all any good to work with.
(Any with a last post more than 2 years old I would avoid, or ask about specifically, as some of those older ones are not up to scratch IMHO).
There are also genuine ones who are not certified.
And "Pay high" is a matter of opinion.
There is a LOT to learn in this business, and you need to take your time - you are not going to get all your answers in one day, or even a week - it's takes months (at least) to learn "the ropes".
And it takes month or YEARS to make any serious money as an affiliate - a hell of a lot of hard work & patience is required.

I personally can't help you any further this week as I'm off to Amsterdam to meet many of the best operators face to face, but if you stick around I'm sure you will be guided in the right direction...

KK

Thanks a lot KK.

All the best for your venture in Amsterdam.

Best wishes and regards.

 

[Vivi Fox]

True. It also depends on your traffic. For example, if most of your traffic is from the U.S., then you want to focus on promoting U.S. friendly affiliate programs like Deckmedia, Affiliate Edge, etc

Match your traffic with the affiliate programs that work best for it.

Thanks a lot.

Appreciate it.

Regards

 

[Vivi Fox]

Take your time, Rome was not built in a day! if I were you I'd start with looking at the rouge section here, to see which affiliate programs are best to stay away from. or look at the Certified section first. Good Luck.

Thanks a lot.

Appreciate it.

Regards

 

[DaftDog]

Thanks a lot.

Appreciate it.

Regards

Hi Vivi Fox

Are you a spam-bot?

 

[Vivi Fox]

Hi Vivi Fox

Are you a spam-bot?

Well, you already said that I am.

 

[DaftDog]

Well, you already said that I am.

Maybe slow down a bit and stop posting like one. If you have a question to ask then we'll gladly answer it for you. But to tear through the forum posting pointless responses to every thread you come across is a bit spammy.

Just saying.

 

[Vivi Fox]

Maybe slow down a bit and stop posting like one. If you have a question to ask then we'll gladly answer it for you. But to tear through the forum posting pointless responses to every thread you come across is a bit spammy.

Just saying.

Thank you for your opinion.

 

[Kasino]

How would I have acted in a similar case assuming that I am a beginner in Online Gambling and do not know which Programs convert better.

1) Select a niche and create a site with fresh, unique and exciting content

2) Then, register as an affiliate with those programs which are certified (as KK said above)

3) And finally, choose to promote those companies which convert better during the test period (1-3 months)

 

[Vivi Fox]

How would I have acted in a similar case assuming that I am a beginner in Online Gambling and do not know which Programs convert better.

1) Select a niche and create a site with fresh, unique and exciting content

2) Then, register as an affiliate with those programs which are certified (as KK said above)

3) And finally, choose to promote those companies which convert better during the test period (1-3 months)

Thanks a lot.

Appreciate you taking the time

And the trouble to guide me.

Best wishes and regards.