No deposit bonuses or signup bonuses?

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15 February 2019, 1:02 pm
casinobosscanada

No deposit bonuses or signup bonuses?

Hello guys!

I'm new to the affiliate business and still learning stuff. I've created the website (online casino bonuses) and I put only Signup/Welcome/Match Bonuses and I'm wondering if it is a mistake or not. Isn't easier to just promote No Deposit Bonuses? I think the conversion is much better. How many people after getting free no deposit bonus and lose it, make a deposit? Whats the best solution? Maybe mixing no deposit and match bonuses together? I would appreciate any opinions.

Thanks!
15 February 2019, 1:23 pm
FictionNet

You should do a search on this forum here for this very subject - it's been discussed to death many times, with every opinion you could imagine. I can't face doing it for the 20th time, sorry - just search, or wait for the same replies we get every time.

Here ya go. https://www.gpwa.org/forum/value-no-...rs-230711.html
15 February 2019, 5:29 pm
wonderpunter

i tried the no deposit route... for me wasnt worth the time.. sign up bonuses however work great but you need quality traffic.. i.e not bonus hunters ironically
15 February 2019, 8:41 pm
lucker88

No Deposit Bonus is a thing of the past. It doesn't work anymore and only lures low quality players. I stopped promoting that kind. Just pushing normal bonus and creating quality content, you will be rewarded.
15 February 2019, 9:25 pm
universal4

moved to banned, will decline if no response

rick
16 February 2019, 12:59 am
FictionNet

Quote:

Originally Posted by lucker88

No Deposit Bonus is a thing of the past.

You mean yesterday? When I had several new NDB-sourced new depositors?

I suppose yesterday is the past.
16 February 2019, 3:53 am
lucker88

Quote:

Originally Posted by FictionNet

You mean yesterday? When I had several new NDB-sourced new depositors?

I suppose yesterday is the past.

yes, sometimes you get new depositors. But overall conversion rate is very low, not worth to spend efforts!
16 February 2019, 5:09 am
FictionNet

Quote:

Originally Posted by lucker88

yes, sometimes you get new depositors. But overall conversion rate is very low, not worth to spend efforts!

Six figures annual just from NDBs.... I'll put in a bit of effort.

ETA: heh, I said I wasn't getting into this debate again, so I won't. Ignore me and those NDBs. I'll keep on my way.
16 February 2019, 9:08 am
allfreechips

I like both, traffic is good either way. I have NDB players that deposit each month since 2004 still so its not just the bonus but the players. I got started in this entire industry after playing some no deposit casinos :)
17 February 2019, 7:50 am
Zir0

Many years ago no deposit promotions were less good than direct signup with bonus. I just registered 5 domains 10K and more unique searches per month, and since they were available I assume it is still low quality with no deposit visitors.
4 June 2019, 5:43 am
drifter8

I agree with wonderpunter. You definitely need a quality traffic. Guys and gals with no deposit bonus can transform onto your best players in long run and just FTD's can deposit, could not cover the roll-over and disappear in the haze.

The theme is too long and this discussion could take ages, as anyone has his own experience during the years!
4 June 2019, 6:18 pm
ddm

IMO do some data analysis - specifically looking at Customer Lifetime value (CLTV) and ARPU (average revenue per user) differences between these 2 segments.

I have no doubt whatsoever that your data / analysis will inform the decision to forget about no deposit bonuses, focus on extra value for depositors, not attracting freeloaders/value hunters.