12 000 registrations, without web sites, 4 600 first deposits, 32 000 euro rev share, is this possible in your opinion? How, what kind of tools? Of course anyone who knows, never replie truly.
12 000 registrations, without web sites, 4 600 first deposits, 32 000 euro rev share, is this possible in your opinion? How, what kind of tools? Of course anyone who knows, never replie truly.
€32k out of 4600 FTD would be one of the worst results I've ever seen. Sounds like any social media junk traffic. And ofc you don`t need a website to promote any offer successfully.
Former Member 14 (3 April 2019)
Ok but 14k registrations is impressive. Even by social media. In my opiniom it must be something automatically, like google ads, or push, programmatic. Retention is stable on the simillar Level.
Handing out fliers in front of a Vegas casino. That's a real gold mine, gotta tell you that
sweetbet (3 April 2019)
Just 12k
But impressive in which context? We donīt know how many impressions/click were needed for this, nor do we know anything about the cost of the traffic. In addition, no casino paid me to date for registrations.
As I said, there are hardly any facts to be able to really evaluate, yes, maybe there will occur the one or the other 5 euro deposit later, but I do not find the numbers really outstanding.
@Gil - i like the Vegas idea but i'm afraid i would end on a calm palace in Mojave soon![]()
Former Member 14 (3 April 2019)
Crunching the numbers, that's an average of €6.956 per player, for a total of €32K, RS.
If however the affiliate was a 'smart pirate', and instead of rev-share, was on a low-deposit CPA, and received €50 per player, even if only 25% of those NDP's (1,150) meet the CPA criteria, the affiliate would have earned €57,500 commission.
Former Member 14 (3 April 2019)