I'm new here - any hints about casino bonus programs?

[Othello]

Good day everybody, I intend to start some casino affiliate business,
primarily getting leads via Web 2.0 platforms and article marketing.

I'm looking for casinos offering some incentive to the players, like
- no deposit bonus
- first deposit bonus
- recurring boni
- freerolls, etc.

So, what I am asking you for is affiliate networks/casinos:

- offering some kind of bonus
- available for US players
- offering revenue share (what's the average percentage?)
- preferably paying out via Neteller


Last, but not least: What kind of website should I make for getting approved?
As mentioned, I actually don't intend to make the most traffic and leads with that website, but other marketing methods...would an average blog with some high quality, gambling related articles, be suitable to get approved in most affiliate programs?


Thanks in advance,

Othello.

 

[Guard Dog]

In most affiliate programs, you can create any website and get approved. There are very few who really care, to be honest. The only one I know of is Bodog. In that case you must have a quality website.

ALL programs, though, will not let you in if you are putting gambling banners on sites like: porn or other unsavory sites, sites geared towards children, or similar.

A blog is always a good way to start, bonuses are a tough niche because they are so 'over done'.

 

[Othello]

In most affiliate programs, you can create any website and get approved. There are very few who really care, to be honest. The only one I know of is Bodog. In that case you must have a quality website.

ALL programs, though, will not let you in if you are putting gambling banners on sites like: porn or other unsavory sites, sites geared towards children, or similar.

A blog is always a good way to start, bonuses are a tough niche because they are so 'over done'.

Okay, thanks. Well, finding a niche is always the shatter point....

 

[monica143]

I was also waiting for some suggestion for this. It is a good thing to you told.

 

[bonusbeast]

- offering some kind of bonus
Basically every casino will offer some type of bonus to their players, some more than others, some offer high percentage bonuses, some offer high dollar amounts. Just be sure to stick with the approved affiliate sites listed here and you will be o.k.

- Available for US players
There are many programs that accept players/affilates from the US. You will just have to go through the list and pick the ones you want to market for.


- offering revenue share (what's the average percentage?)
I would say the average is 25%-30% revenue share, from my experiences revenue is an option with basically every affiliate program, although there are some that don't offer CPA.

-Last, but not least: What kind of website should I make for getting approved?
For getting approved you could make just about any type of site related to gambling, most sites will approve you without even doing a site confirmation.
For making money, that is a different story, it's not as easy as it once was!

 

[Guard Dog]

if it is a bonus freebie.

Quite posting for the sake of post count or you are getting banned. I have already disabled all your signatures becuase I am pretty sure that is what you are posting for.

 

[MarkConner]

(...) bonuses are a tough niche because they are so 'over done'.

I'm a beginner myself just like the OP, but I do believe that there is still some room to rank for long tail phrases related to bonuses, even though the competition is quite big. Plus, there is more than just POKER bonuses ;-)

 

[gamerbud]

I'm a beginner myself just like the OP, but I do believe that there is still some room to rank for long tail phrases related to bonuses, even though the competition is quite big. Plus, there is more than just POKER bonuses ;-)

Yes this is true but better make it happen for real than discuss this.. still ranking even long tail needs more effort.