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About LinkBacksHi guys I would like to know if it is possibe to earn $100,000 in your first year? Especially if you are getting about 1500 - 2000 unique hits per week from search engines for good casino keywords and promoting about 15 - 20 casino affiliate programs?
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27 September 2006, 2:08 am #1
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The possibility of earning $100,000 in your first year
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27 September 2006, 3:20 am #2
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I think yes! 1500-2000 unique hits per week-> 6000-8000 per month - nice statistics. But you have to choose affiliate programs with good reputations. And of course, your earnings depend on which comission structure you choose(CPA or rev share).
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27 September 2006, 10:06 am #3
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If you get that much traffic you should be able to earn half a million a year. (not poker)
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27 September 2006, 12:28 pm #4
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Of course, these would have to be unique gambling related visitors. It all depends on the quality of the traffic.
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27 September 2006, 6:18 pm #5
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You talk about unique hits per week. Do you really mean unique visitors?
Originally Posted by tropics
In my opinion, you would need more traffic to get to that level. Casino City gets well over 100 times that many unique visitors per week, and we don't make 10 million a year (although that is certainly a nice thought).
You could well have visitors with a better average value than we do (our numbers are good, but when you have that many visitors, it is hard for them to all be that good), but in my experience, I'd say cut the number you quote in half, and you're probably safe. Not to say you couldn't do better, but I would not count on it.
In addition, if you have revenue share arrangments, which would likely yield the greatest revenue long term, you need to consider that it takes time for the revenue from rev share arrangments to pass the amount you get on a CPA basis for players. This will mute first year revenue, and push some of the money from players you acquire in the first year into subsequent years.
MichaelLast edited by MichaelCorfman; 27 September 2006 at 6:22 pm.
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