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Advise please!!
Hi
I got a idea to start a sportsbook affiliate website, but i want to get paid by CPA not Revenue Share. So i planned to email the bookies and see what CPA they offer. But i haven't got the website yet, should i get the website first? Or email them first to see if i'm happy with they're offer?
They offer will depend on how my website is looking??
Thank you
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It's always better to have a website; it’s part of your portfolio.
Good luck!
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It would be preferable to have a website, you will look a bit dodgy asking for CPA with no site
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Totally agree with previous posters.
It would surely present better image of your business and possibly higher CPA rate.
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Agreed - get a website first, and when doing so, ensure it gives a professional image. Go down the path of pre-made template, public available sites slapped together (ex. Wordpress), etc., they can see right through it. Trust me..they'll qualify your site (been on that side of the table).
Secondly, if your marketing sports books, also consider the complimentary up-sell and cross-sell. Sports book audience, cross sell handicapper affiliate programs. It may seem contradictory, but there is a value add there on both sides...even from the books viewpoint. Casino is most profitable and the cash cow with gaming, and poker...more mainstream and volume, so numbers game.
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Yeah I agree with all the rest of them, I think the way to go is 1. Website and 2. Affiliate Payment deals.
How long do you think it will take you to have your website ready to go?