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    Default After what time to resign from cooperation

    After what period of time do you quit working with casinos/bookies that don't convert or interest your players? For a variety of reasons, operator fraud, simply not converting, too much saturation, poor product, or too good in theory and the opposite in practice.

    I don't ask the question what happens next because there has already been a similar topic and most people either redirect traffic from such a review somewhere else if it is indexed or a smaller group simply removes it.

    So what is your limit of endurance in cooperation with ineffective casinos/bookies?

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    Depends if there's any residual income coming from rev share, in which case there's no real reason to volunteer a resignation.

    If it's taking up really valuable real-estate on your site that could be used for more lucrative purposes that's a different story. To add to your list of reasons, some are also riddled with bonus abuse/fraud which makes them a less attractive proposition to promote.
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    Personally, if I sign up with an affiliate program and I start advertising their brands on my websites, I'll give them a few months or so to see if they can convert for me. Otherwise, I would much rather stick to the old affiliate programs that I signed up registration to back in the early days first starting out in this industry which was around 2005. You clearly don't want to promote brands that don't convert anything and keep them on your sites for too long, taking up your valuable traffic. Absolutely not. That being said, you also have to experiment with different operators and brands to see what works for you and what doesn't do anything, so you can see what you have to eliminate. Hope this helps.

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    For me, it depends on the reasons why I believe that brand isn't converting and on my workflow at the time.

    Generally, I wait a few months. Meanwhile, I assess what could be happening, talk with other affiliates who work with that casino (if I know any) and make some tests. However, if I suspect fraud, I stop working immediately. Period.
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    I will always give them a chance and see if they get any traction but not at the risk of performing brands. After a few months, they get moved down until there is activity.
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