binary betting

[ddm]

any good affil programs for generating revs via Binaries?

[johnbenjamin]

The competition is crazy, but if you come from a gambling background it should be a no brainer. Yep, revenues are good. CPA works good for a few brands, rev share works amazing for the remaining. However be cautious with the Spotoption/Tradologic white label spin offs. If I may say.. 'same S*&t different skin.' Received a major complaint against TraderXP/OptionTide and being personally involved in mediating to get the aff the money owed, got to know how crazy things can get, so steer clear of them.

[ddm]

heh competition is not a problem.
thanks for your opinions John. I'll have a butchers at your site and see what you promote.
-niall

[bonustreak]

Thanks John I am also going to have a look at your site and sign up at a few places!

[JeffKean]

Its a little unfair to write off all spotoption and tradologic white labels , most are infact not white lables even though that's what they are called they are actually operators just as casinos, with their own support. The spotoption/tradologic provide the risk manegment and processing. Tradexp/option tide used to belong to spot option but was sold, i cant comment on these as i have never worked with them.

Banc de binary In my opinion is one of the best along with 24 options and any option.

but anyoption don't accept US

Very few people search the KW's for binary options it is still an ermerging market and most traffic comes from adwords , but its worth getting into

[johnbenjamin]

To clarify: I form my opinions based on three factors: The company/people behind the brand, the affiliate managers themselves and the platform. Spotoption for example has been churning out brands like crazy. Unfortunately, what's happening is that all these brands end up having the same assets or in other words the same product albeit subtle differences such as +/- a few assets and maybe in the bonus offers that they give out.

The customer lifetime is quite small in this niche, so that last thing an affiliate would want is to promote different versions of the same base product which adds no value to the site visitor, so to speak.

The "whitelabel" model has sadly attracted quite a few groups who engage in practices such as not paying affiliates on time, making them run around to get the commissions owed to them and so on.

But of course the above is just my opinion and any affiliate worth their experience is sure to do their own background research on the brands they wish to promote.

I'm not sure what makes you vouch for BDB.. I have customer marketing emails as well as so called "interviews" that prove otherwise. As for the keywords yes, searches could be low but hell all the EMD's one could think of are taken.. and not just in English but regional tld's as well.

[JeffKean]

I'm not disputing your opinions or bad experiences, the reason i like BDB is the fact they have high player/trader value.

I agree with what you say regarding that many brands have the same assets , that's why the three I recommended all have a different platform and as such offer different assets ( some may be the same from time to time) and I have had no problems being paid by them or heard of others having problems.

Did you have any probs with tradologic as i haven't tried them yet ?

[johnbenjamin]

Of course not!

I was initially interested in BDB, but the things they did really ticked me off to a point that I actually wanted to make public their under the table marketing practices, although in the same note they have become a bit more mature in the past two months. And the issue is not just with BDB but few other brokers too who engage in practices such as fraudulent testimonies, false comments and so on.

Optionbit from Tradologic is the best performing one for me for non eng markets, (partly because I got a few traders complaining about their pricing not being right, and optionbit didn't bother to respond, which I think killed the english speaking markets).

My personal favorites are 24option, optionfair and tradesmarter.

End of the day, its still forex that is the breadwinner. binary options is more on the fun side.

Oh btw.. anyoption does accept US traders. I was mistaken initially based on their marketing communication, to the point that I also wrote a mis-leading article that I had to correct later on. anyOption does accept US traders, the difference is that the assets offered to US residents are much less compared to traders from rest of the world.

[JeffKean]

Thanks , ill give your suggestions ago, and good news about anyoption US.

[binaryF]

hi my name is or im working as affiliate for the last three years.
a yaer ago i started to work with binary options companies and i can offer to you two companies.
1 its really new and the give me 20% rev share high convertion:
optionet . com


2 its old company for me but nice convertion 20% rev share:
24option . com

[Michaelp]

Hi all , happy to tell yuo all that TraderXP - Option tide has been sold to a new owner, and as a part of the new management I am welcome you all to get CPA / REV deals , and see how rolls this days

[FictionNet]

I'm new to binary and I'm just in the research stage. Until LAC 2012, I hadn't even heard of binary trading so I won't be doing any promoting until I've learned much, much more about the product, market and main players.

I've been looking at anyoption - I hadn't realised they didn't take US. Is this common with binary merchants?

Anyone got thoughts on TradeRush/Rushbucks?

Thanks.

[FictionNet]

but anyoption don't accept US

I queried this with anyoption and got this reply: "We do accept US traders and have good results in the US. However, due to a recent regulatory process taking place in the US, traders will only be offered Stocks to trade on until the process is complete. Please make sure your US traffic is aware that they can still trade on our platform."

[Ryanloop]

What made promoting TradeRush through Rushbucks much easier than most affiliate programs was the fact that I had tons of support via Skype and constantly had questions answered and tips given to me to better promote TradeRush.

Regards

[FictionNet]

What made promoting TradeRush through Rushbucks much easier than most affiliate programs was the fact that I had tons of support via Skype and constantly had questions answered and tips given to me to better promote TradeRush.

Regards

How's your performance been with RushBucks?

[TheBoyMitchell]

Does anyone know of any decent WP plugins that show currency and stock prices or graphs or anything that actually work? Could really do with some to jazz up the site and I dont want to launch properly until I have a reason for people to visit!

[ddm]

@ neil let me know what u need and I can maybe put something basic together for u.

[Michaelp]

Buy me out feature , exclusive for traderXP

don't wait for expiry , get out of trade when ever you want ! in or out of the money , doesn't matter
get to keep the profits! minimize the loss

[leemore]

Hi
I have a brand (white label) from spotoption and in their defense, it's not the software provider (spotoption or tradologic) to provide support, affiliate payments, sales reps, or anything other than the site and the trading engine. So yes, it's a lot like gaming in that respect. But more importantly, there are good brands and there are bad brands. I think a few really good ones were mentioned above. Banc de Bianry and 24 Option take US traders and I am an affiliate of there's so I can attest to them paying pretty much on time and with no major hassles.

My brand, goptions also has an affiliate program and we take US clients as well. The thing with affiliate payments is that they are coming from the brand and have nothing at all to do with the software provider. So you either trust that BDB, anyoption, or goptions will pay you on time - or you don't. Objectively speaking, you just need to do your research and sure, bad press aside, there are plenty of people you can ask to get the real inside info on whether a brand will end up paying or not. It's not hard to find good ones and as I said, the ones mentioned above are reliable. In my experience anyway. I don't know about traderXP - I don't work with them personally.

[FictionNet]

I really wanna try promotion binary options and it's in the queue of things to do, but so is buying a bin for the kitchen and that's been in the queue for over a year and I'm still using horrible black bin bags which means I end up with food and junk all over the kitchen floor which sticks to my feet so by the time I finally get around to registering a site about binary options and making it and promoting it and getting it into the rankings, the fuss will be all over and I'll be too late. That's my free prediction of the day.