How do i find the right Affiliate Manager?

[Pacmanzeus]

Hey guys Newbie Here,
so I am looking to Find an Affiliate Manager for my
online Casino. Does anyone have any recommendations ?
it's an online casino that offers live gaming (currently not available to north american players)
would really appreciate proper guidance!
thanks

[edgarf76]

Welcome to the forum, where are you guys licensed


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[Pacmanzeus]

Welcome to the forum, where are you guys licensed


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We are licensed in Malta and all the information regarding the license
is published on the homepage of the casino if you just scroll all the way down.

[edgarf76]

Have you tried linkedin? The may be some good groups where you can meet some talented people that are not working. How abou a press release?


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[Pacmanzeus]

Have you tried linkedin? The may be some good groups where you can meet some talented people that are not working. How abou a press release?


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these are excellent ideas i will check linked in.. also i did a press release in the Dominican republic just to test the waters lol
so if you Google Plutus casino you'll see a couple Spanish articles, it Didn't do much but i think a press release around Europe might do good

[LottoRevenues.com]

Hey Man,

Nice site design, on what gaming platform is it based on?
I suggest get an experienced aff. manager so you will start out with connections
and websites will start promoting your site faster, a newbie aff manager will take more time to
get you with a strong presence.

[F-L-C]

I would contact the igaming recruitment agencies in Malta

[ElaineGardiner]

hey,

Have you tried recruitment agencies? There is pentasia, bettingjobs, bettingconnections, and igaming elite to name a few that should be able to help you.

[sweetbet]

Recruitment agencies sound like a great option. Tell them exactly what you are looking for and wait for the job applications to start rolling in.

[Pacmanzeus]

Recruitment agencies sound like a great option. Tell them exactly what you are looking for and wait for the job applications to start rolling in.

i applied to a few of the ones ElaineGardiner recommended me. Waiting on there reply found out they have a starter fee? do you have an idea how much these companies charge ? i bet they'll sense I'm a newbie and try to bend me over lol

[eaton2003]

As an affiliate manager for the past couple of decades here are a few ways you can approach finding a manager;

1) Recruit a manager full time and with knowledge in the industry. The majority of them will work from home, but they can also work from the office. If you are looking for a dedicated manager look at paying around 35,000 eur+ a year with the average good manager being around 50k eur.
2) Recruit a manager to work part time and on a case by case basis, so look at paying an experienced manager around 1-2k eur a month with increasing it in the future. They will work from home.
3) Work like on a hybrid deal of a monthly salary and percentage of net gaming revenue generated for the company. For startups 5% of net gaming revenue for managing the program is a fair amount but in the future this can be adjusted.

Many affiliate managers are nervous with start-ups, but linked-in and Facebook is a great starting point. Recruitment companies can be costly but will do the job of finding someone for you.

[Pacmanzeus]

3) Work like on a hybrid deal of a monthly salary and percentage of net gaming revenue generated for the company. For startups 5% of net gaming revenue for managing the program is a fair amount but in the future this can be adjusted.

i wanted to go with this type of a deal. i know its hard especially for start ups but i feel were offering a quality and competitive product.
just needs time to really get stable just like in any other business right?

[Casino Online Rating]

Welcome to the forum! I'm sure you will find a perfect AM here!