I need help with the decision...

[Ronnin]

I have bet365 aff. account over 7 years, 3 years ago I received an email from aff. team to remove all aff. banners from the site and that if they want to "work" with me again, they will contact me, my account is still active and I still earn and withdraw money without any problems (Thank you Bet365 Team for that !!)

My question is what to do with the account, ie what can I do with the account

a). Re-create the page and run the aff. business again !?
b). Offer someone a partnership, someone who doesn't have a bet 365 acc.?
c). Something else....

I haven't dealt with Aff for a long time business..... so I would ask you for advice

Thank you for your help!

[chaumi]

There is some history here (I think) that I don't know enough about. So, maybe this is too simplistic.....

But, fwiw.....

I'd be thinking it depends on what the original depositing traffic was, how it was obtained, its intent, and whether it was legal/sustainable/valuable. And maybe at a site level, what the site's overall intent is.

The assumption would be that the traffic at the time was the sort of traffic that bet365 wouldn't want, or maybe couldn't take any more? (understanding that fully would be crucial to decide how you deal with it from this point).

Assuming that is/was the case, then I'd have thought it's (close to) a no-brainer to work on improving/changing/adapting that source into one that could send depositors that they would welcome.

If that's not an option, then finding someone to team up with might be sensible...but I'd guess that would only be attractive to someone who stood to gain equally from the partnership, and also who could see some sort of advantage in doing so (ie a win-win). If that was an option, I'd suggest it might be a good idea to be open with B365 from the outset on the plans and approach.


Something else?....I guess you might mean selling the account. No experience of that personally, but my guess is it might be workable.

[Ronnin]

Hi @chaumi,

Thank you for your answer

The history is very simple, the site (I only had one) was visited but not so attractive ........

I didn't maintain the site continuously (I was just lazy) and that resulted in reduced visits, so the site was no longer interesting for B365.

I have never violated the Terms and Conditions, nor have I ever had any problems with B365 Aff. Team.

Now and in the future I will have more time to work on the site and I would like to make a "return" so that's why I'm thinking about options a, b, c to get the best possible answer before investing money and time.

Cheers

Ronie

[chaumi]

OK so on the face of it, the initial approach seems straightforward. If you did it before (and got signups), then theoretically you can do it again. I think (pretty surely know) that you will have to prove first to B365 that you have valuable enough traffic before they will accept you back (and with recent similar experience, if you can show that you should not have any problems).

Assuming the site is still up and running/under your control still, it's over 7 years old. So you have a potentially good/strong foundation. Maybe give some thought to how you handle what's changed in the areas you were successful in before, and try to determine whether you have a good chance of being competitive now.

If you think that's achievable, then it would seem sensible to make the attempt. Just be as sure as possible that you'll be in a position to maintain the effort for however long it takes...and think about whether your target subject does have longevity, and is desirable or could be adapted in some way if necessary.

This is probably where you might be considering whether doubling the efforts (teaming up or bringing in other support) might result in exponentially higher returns overall. I guess much depends on your own abilities/skills and how much of a return you need to ultimately make that will end up making any effort worthwhile.

[Ronnin]

Very good answer Chaumi, thank you again for your time, cheers!

[chaumi]

You're welcome. Note if you put the site up for review at some point, you'll very likely get some worthwhile feedback and ideas from members here.