would you guys mind posting some figures

[michalakis]

I am fairly new in the affiliate business

trying to figure out if its worth it, maybe help me set a target, could you guys post some figures of your players+earnings?


something like number of players + number of active players + average income per month

i know people may not want to make that info public, maybe you could pm me? I would really like to know, i feel blind as a bat and sometimes i read about people signing up players and still not getting any income which makes me doubt i am in the right business

[DaftDog]

Most people would consider the following pretty decent stats on average:
1000 clicks = 100 sign-ups = 10 new depositing players @ 25% to 35% of Net Revenue.

It's all about the number and quality of traffic you are able to refer.

[Fortune Palace]

To be fair, an average is a bit pointless as one player can bring in much more than another 10 or even another 100.

As Ixian says, it depends on the quality of traffic you deliver.

[xecutable]

Well if it was as easy, everyone would be doing it and making money, as at one point they were. Bottom line is, if you in the sports betting industry you'd see bet365 stands out in conversion. As the people above mentioned, it's about quality hence, targeted traffic, traffic looking to bet not just read.

For me, and perhaps others as I've seen a lot of testimonials, if I send 100 genuinely interested to bet people to bet365 they'll convert more than any other brand i've tried. This is specifically for me, but others have seen similar, speaking about UK sports betting specifically. But it all comes down to trial and error and you have to see what works for you. The Holy Grail does not exist and what works for some, doesn't do anything for others.

[michalakis]

thanks guys, people on this forum are so helpful

[Sherlock]

Most people would consider the following pretty decent stats on average:
1000 clicks = 100 sign-ups = 10 new depositing players @ 25% to 35% of Net Revenue.

It's all about the number and quality of traffic you are able to refer.

I have websites where signup comes for tens of thousands of clicks. Of course it varies greatly. However even my very targetted niche does not have ratio clicks/signups 10/1. However 10/1 signups/new depositors is very poor. It is most of the time around 2/1.

But indeed, all is about quality of traffic (which does not mean low quality does not pay off!). The problem here is that most people think that gambling affiliate does pay off only on crappy gambling affiliate portals = MFA's.

I agree it is pointless to ask for average. It just distorts the vision. Generally speaking: send one good sharp player to Pinnaclesports and you can retire and live happy middle class life until you die in 94 in Florida, making more than 100's players at Bet365 (who are of course very good).

Generally it has much more value to do something that the other people do not do. Other people's figures are therefore irrelevant (they are irrelevant also because nobody here can and want to describe what and how exactly they do what they do). If you want to copy other people's projects and figures, it is better to go to 9 to 5 job.

Find a market gap and fill it. To find the market gap is the important part. The good numbers then will come automatically.

[Aris1985]

I don't think there's a standard formula you can use and apply in order to make projections..that's mainly because the amount of depositing players a certain affiliate sends per casino per month varies and depends on a lot of factors.. The type of traffic you send is obviously a very important factor

For example:

The click- to registration -to depositing player ratio will be much higher if your traffic is targeted I.e google rankings (you can test keywords with a PPC campaign to see what converts better for you before investing time and money into SEO)

On the other hand if you for example decide to create some banners and advertise on some random and irrelevant sites, the traffic and clicks will not be as targeted and therefore the ratio will be lower if that makes sense.

I once read that the industry conversion rate is approx 1 depositing player per 100 clicks..it's wrong...I personally do much better than that for most of the casinos I list and listed in the past apart from a few exceptions that didn't convert for me at all...

Sorry for the not very helpful answer lol..you kinda need to find what works for you and that requires time/work and a lot of tweaking & testing




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[michalakis]

hey thanks, i agree with everything you guys say, make absolute sense