Problems with getting hold of Affiliate managers

[pokerpyramid]

Hi All,

I am currently looking to progress and discuss a few Ideas I have with regards my local poker nights I run. I have tried to phone/e.mail a number of affiliate`s (888.com, Mansion, partypartners, pokerstars and Ladbrokes) with my idea`s but they are very slow to reply.

What would people recommend I do now, can anyone suggest a good affiliate manager who I can discuss my idea`s with. I was initialy looking for a CPA deal of at least $75 per sign up (this seems to be the min going rate as far as I can see)

Thanks in advance for your help

Feel free to PM me if you want

[ironman2000]

Hi pokerpyrmid,

I am always open to talk about new ideas, so if you need a friendly ear to listen to what you have to say. I am waiting for you to call me.

[thepokerkeep]

Hi All,

I am currently looking to progress and discuss a few Ideas I have with regards my local poker nights I run. I have tried to phone/e.mail a number of affiliate`s (888.com, Mansion, partypartners, pokerstars and Ladbrokes) with my idea`s but they are very slow to reply.

What would people recommend I do now, can anyone suggest a good affiliate manager who I can discuss my idea`s with. I was initialy looking for a CPA deal of at least $75 per sign up (this seems to be the min going rate as far as I can see)

Thanks in advance for your help

Feel free to PM me if you want

Posting in the appropriate affiliate forums along with this post should do the trick for you. Most affiliate managers read these boards.

[ironman2000]

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[thepokerkeep]

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I agree with you. This type of post is actually a good test for AM's, those who respond are obviously the ones you want to do business with.
Over the next couple days, pokerpyramid should have a pretty good idea of who he wants to partner with.

[PAS]

hi pyramid,

there is really very little in terms of communication you need to do to get your program going. if you are comfortable with the CPA starting terms at a given site, signup, get your campaigns created and start promoting. since you mention you are starting to promote offline, setup a signup code or in your particular site select that you will be doing offline marketing. follow the onscreen instructions and get your proper creatives.

at the beginning phases there is little they can do for you that cant be done by yourself. i hope i am not coming across as rude, since that is far from my intent. its just that you should not wait on them, go out and get it done on your own, generate some signups and some results, then they will be knocking on your door. i am not advocating that this is way it should be, but merely stating this is the way it is, and if you want to build your business, take the lemons and make lemonade.

finally, there are larger affilaites who will signup you up as a sub affiliate and use their size, contacts, knowledge, and manpower to help you start your business.

best regards,
PAS

[pokertramp]

pokerpyramid
If you want to drop me a PM I'm happy to give you a few emails to some very attentive aff managers.

[Focalclick]

I am all ears!

Mark

[Fintan]

Hi Poker Pyramid

If you want to send me a PM with your ideas I will talk to our Poker team and see what we can do for you.

Kind Regards

Fintan

[EP Relations]

I didn't see EuroPartners on your list. We're home to Titan Poker and every affiliate has their own personal affiliate manager thats experienced in running specialized campaigns and optimizing traffic.
Even if you would like a 3rd party opinion, just let me know.