How much you earn per month?

[jani2500]

I have a quite new website ``Nettikasinoklubi`` and my earnings are between 200-500€/month. Not so big results but so good that I want to continue to build my websites more. I get about 50 new players per month and bout 5 of those players make a first deposit. I have been about one year in onlinegamling business and I like to ask some questions from you guys.

How long have you been in gambling industry?
How much you earn per month?
How many new players you get avarage per month?
How many of those players make first time deposit?

[Scampi]

Glad you are making money, it's always an uphill struggle. I doubt many people will divulge answers to your questions, but you can find some answers in the Affiliate Interview Series on this forum. Many of those are very insightful.

[DanHorvat]

Yeah I won't share my earnings with you and I doubt anyone will.

But I can tell you that at this point in development of your online business you should worry about other things, and not monthly earnings.
1. Diversify between brands to avoid ugly surprises.
2. Diversify between CPA and RS deals to stabilize income and to avoid €0 months.
3. Do anything you can to avoid service interruption so your brand can grow. Post often. Never disappoint a visitor.
4. Diversify with another project or more projects if possible.

So far you did good, keep doing it. Don't change the winning horse and don't count the money when you should be working. Good luck!

[Rostick]

You are doing very well for starters in my opinion. Affiliate earnings can be great but take time and work to come, so I think you`re surely on the right track with those figures after just one year. Of course, it depends on your niche and business plan or if you invested big bucks.

I did worse than you after 1 year with my biggest project, but with almost zero investments aside from really hard work.

Dan with a very good input, I should take it into account myself and he really pointed some key aspects for growing your revenue steadily.

[wettFORM.AT]

I can only agree with DanHorvat. I can only say that when you earn between 200-500€ / month with a quite new website you are definitely on the right way. Keep going and focus on improvement and the points that DanHorvat said.

[GCG]

IMO with so many affiliates now earnings are far lower than then they were a few years ago. Those that earn a lot invest a lot.
Besides that you will not know who will tell the truth as you will get a copy of their bank account.

[feelthenoize]

That is awesome. Keep growing it. Good luck.

[sweetbet]

Choose the affiliate programs very carefully.
Have multiple sites that are promoted in different ways.
Make sure all your sites are mobile friendly. (I'm working on this for my sites)
Weed out the dodgy, non paying affiliate programs and keep them off your sites.
Keep a close eye on the forums for advice and what is happening in the industry.
Offer your visitors more reasons to visit and stay on your site. eg. free games, news, exclusive bonus offers, etc

[golfbettingsystem]

Sounds like you're doing well and there's some great advice in the posts above.

I'd add that attending the various conferences is well worth the effort to new and established affiliates alike. The speakers are usually pretty good, you can look your account managers in the eye and ask them the questions that are most important to your business, plus you might even get some fellow affiliates to answer some of the questions you pose above as the drinks start flowing...

[RacingJim]

I've been in it properly for around 2 years now, but been dabbling with affiliation for 3 years before that with a couple of failed projects that literally got about 4 signups between them.

Getting 200-500 a month is no mean feat for a fairly newbie person and is the point where you might want to start ramping up your efforts and dedicating more time to it, if you can replicate that across 4 sites then you got a 2k a month income and can look at going full time.

[F-L-C]

I think there is a poll here somewhere with earnings, there is definitely one over at affiliateguarddog, I think you would need an anonymous poll for a good sample of people telling you what they are earning on a thread

[iGamingWriter]

I've been running ThePOGG for about 3-4 years now, my first year was weaker than yours and now, while I don't want to give out specific figures, I'm earning more than 3-4x that, so there's plenty to work for.

[PROFRBcom]

II get about 50 new players per month and bout 5 of those players make a first deposit.

Is it just me or is a 10% conversion to real money rate rather low?

[DanHorvat]

Is it just me or is a 10% conversion to real money rate rather low?

It's low.

[wettFORM.AT]

I also think it's bit low but it all depends on where your visitors come from and what keywords you target.

[PROFRBcom]

I don't really track this for our company/signups, but I've heard 30% bandied about in a number of different places. I feel like we're probably working with a number in that range, hence why I've probably never bothered to quantify the metric.

[Casino-Coupon]

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[wettFORM.AT]

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[PROFRBcom]

Trying to boost your post count much? ^^

[Casino-Matt]

Well done on getting big earnings as a newbie. Our website is also very new but we haven't got a single earning yet! It is very hard work to say the least!!!