Criteria for getting a B365 affiliate account?

[chaumi]

I had one way back in the past, same as probably everyone. Have seen numerous posts here stating that it's either impossible or very hard to get one now.

But (on a fairly quick search) none of those posts seem to go into detail (although maybe I didn't go far enough back or missed it).

So....no comments needed on reliability, honesty, quality, etc...or the returns/deals/suitability of models etc....

Just....can anyone specify what the requirements would be (or would be likely to be) to be accepted (or even to consider before making the attempt and wasting your time).

Are we talking carte blanche they just don't take on any new affiliates?
Or...as I'm assuming....they apply sensible/protective criteria? Either based on target(s) of the site, likely volume of depositors, number of visitors who might deposit etc etc
Different models (CPA/RS) might (or do) have different criteria for acceptance?

Any ideas of numbers or ranges of numbers?

[newcustomeroffer]

Not sure there are specific numerical answers to your questions, this was on this thread which is worth a look through:

It seems to be quite difficult these days to get approved by bet365, if your site is new then you have no chance. They want to see a site that receives traffic, has a good layout and with a lot of unique content. This is what they sent me when I enquired early last year:


• Up to date, original content that would add value to our customers.

• Depth of content with the possibility of archived information relevant to the user.

• Relevant banners and creative to appeal.

• A well designed, thought out site, with ease of use.

• A well-established site with proven results.

Sounds like a case-by-case basis, there's a few contacts later on that thread that might be worth trying.

[chaumi]

Well that thread was started some 10 years ago, but does have recent entries which seem to be at odds with other stuff I've been reading recently about how hard it is.

The posts there imply 'if you have a 'good' site, you're in' ???? Eminently doable, so why the comments saying it's so hard? Or am I just misinterpreting?

[Mattbar]

365 are still a very people oriented program, they like to know who they are working with. The best thing you can do is go to a conference and meet with them, sit down and discuss your sites and their requirements. You will then have a point of contact that knows you they can guide you through what you need to do in order to promote them.

It makes sense they haven't been taking on many new affs during the pandemic and that may be due to the fact they can't meet people at conferences.

I think they will be in Amsterdam.

[Lee1]

365 are still a very people oriented program, they like to know who they are working with. The best thing you can do is go to a conference and meet with them, sit down and discuss your sites and their requirements. You will then have a point of contact that knows you they can guide you through what you need to do in order to promote them.

It makes sense they haven't been taking on many new affs during the pandemic and that may be due to the fact they can't meet people at conferences.

I think they will be in Amsterdam.

That is some great solid advice!

Just to add, if you can't make any conferences, send an email just to ask what the up-to-date requirements are.