earning money from online jobs about sports affliate
Bounty sharing, in terms of sports betting affiliate systems, offers you a reward for attracting a new, paying customer. You, as an affiliate, can do this by word of mouth, directing traffic on your website to a particular sports betting website and advertising. This is a 'take the money and run' effort--a one time payment for your efforts of drawing in new, paying customers.
However, bounty sharing may not be the most profitable venture in the long run. Many sports betting websites offer a revenue sharing affiliate program. The programs offered vary slightly from company to company, however the generalized idea is that you earn a percentage of the money spent by a player, which usually runs between 20 and 35 percent and in some cases, you can also earn money on player deposits. 20 percent may not seem like very much money, but it can indeed add up to a large amount of cash--your cash--as you build your referral base of paying sports betters. As they say, "the bookie never loses"--you are placing your bets on the right side of the coin by joining as an affiliate.
Let's face it--advertising is expensive and getting yourself to the top of the 'Google scale' is nearly impossible without investing thousands and thousands of dollars and then the websites have to worry about getting people to click specifically on their website. There is a better way for them to market their sports betting website. A way to stretch their dollar further and work that much harder for them--by paying you to advertise for them. Nothing travels faster than word of mouth advertising--by placing a banner on your website, which already generates traffic, they only pay you for the paying customers that your website or link generates for their sports betting site.
Do not confuse this for a 'click-through' program--it's not. This type of sports betting affiliate program requires the customer that clicks through your banner/website/link to actually sign up to the sports betting website, deposit money and gamble it. What do they have to lose? Twenty percent of how much ever much money your clientele spends. That leaves the sports betting website 80 percent of the pie, which in turn equals cheap advertising and marketing for them, and possibly mega bucks for you.
As your paying referred clientele list grows with the sports betting affiliate program, so will your earnings. Think about it--if you have 10 people who spend $100 dollars a month at the sports betting website, you have earned yourself $200 with very little work. If you have 50 paying referrals who each spend $250 a month--at 20 percent you have just earned yourself $2,500 for simply directing traffic from your website to sign up on a sports betting site.
However, bounty sharing may not be the most profitable venture in the long run. Many sports betting websites offer a revenue sharing affiliate program. The programs offered vary slightly from company to company, however the generalized idea is that you earn a percentage of the money spent by a player, which usually runs between 20 and 35 percent and in some cases, you can also earn money on player deposits. 20 percent may not seem like very much money, but it can indeed add up to a large amount of cash--your cash--as you build your referral base of paying sports betters. As they say, "the bookie never loses"--you are placing your bets on the right side of the coin by joining as an affiliate.
Let's face it--advertising is expensive and getting yourself to the top of the 'Google scale' is nearly impossible without investing thousands and thousands of dollars and then the websites have to worry about getting people to click specifically on their website. There is a better way for them to market their sports betting website. A way to stretch their dollar further and work that much harder for them--by paying you to advertise for them. Nothing travels faster than word of mouth advertising--by placing a banner on your website, which already generates traffic, they only pay you for the paying customers that your website or link generates for their sports betting site.
Do not confuse this for a 'click-through' program--it's not. This type of sports betting affiliate program requires the customer that clicks through your banner/website/link to actually sign up to the sports betting website, deposit money and gamble it. What do they have to lose? Twenty percent of how much ever much money your clientele spends. That leaves the sports betting website 80 percent of the pie, which in turn equals cheap advertising and marketing for them, and possibly mega bucks for you.
As your paying referred clientele list grows with the sports betting affiliate program, so will your earnings. Think about it--if you have 10 people who spend $100 dollars a month at the sports betting website, you have earned yourself $200 with very little work. If you have 50 paying referrals who each spend $250 a month--at 20 percent you have just earned yourself $2,500 for simply directing traffic from your website to sign up on a sports betting site.
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