Referral bonuses are waste of time

[slapper]

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Good marketing skills must be possessed by someone who wants to become an affiliate of a site. And not many people have that ability. Some time ago, I followed an influencer on his social media, he was a person who rose because of some of his joke content. After a while I followed him, and when I saw the stories he made on his social media, I found out that he was also an influencer promoting a gambling site, and I noticed he was getting a lot of new users. One of the things he did was that when someone won on the site he was promoting he made a new user win through his story too, well from there I saw that it was a form of strategy he did by taking advantage of someone's victory, indirectly some people might be more interested and register on the references he spread.

"Marketing skills" are essential for affiliate marketers. Not everyone can play this game, and that's okay. Isn't it fascinating how social media influencers have perfected their promotional tactics? The influencer you mentioned uses humor to garner followers and then gently promotes gambling websites (an fascinating, if unethical, strategy). Yes, his marketing skills are unique. Your observation that he capitalizes on new winners to attract users is a common approach. It worked this time, but what about the consequences? What happens when wins stop? What happens when new users enticed by easy wins lose? These questions tarnish this "strategy."

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[Mahanton]

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Good marketing skills must be possessed by someone who wants to become an affiliate of a site. And not many people have that ability. Some time ago, I followed an influencer on his social media, he was a person who rose because of some of his joke content. After a while I followed him, and when I saw the stories he made on his social media, I found out that he was also an influencer promoting a gambling site, and I noticed he was getting a lot of new users. One of the things he did was that when someone won on the site he was promoting he made a new user win through his story too, well from there I saw that it was a form of strategy he did by taking advantage of someone's victory, indirectly some people might be more interested and register on the references he spread.

"Marketing skills" are essential for affiliate marketers. Not everyone can play this game, and that's okay. Isn't it fascinating how social media influencers have perfected their promotional tactics? The influencer you mentioned uses humor to garner followers and then gently promotes gambling websites (an fascinating, if unethical, strategy). Yes, his marketing skills are unique. Your observation that he capitalizes on new winners to attract users is a common approach. It worked this time, but what about the consequences? What happens when wins stop? What happens when new users enticed by easy wins lose? These questions tarnish this "strategy."

Yeah, there's a specific skills set for this one for you to be finding yourself that effective if ever you would really be tending to engage out on such thing.Its true that affiliate marketing or referral would really be needing
for you to have that huge network or lots of followers for you to be able to find yourself that effective or would really be that relevant for you to be able to take advantage and make money out of it. Its true that even if you do saw that inviting someone might be that easy but on the time that you are actually on the field or trying out to convince or invite even just a single person then you would really be finding this to be tough.
You cant really be that able to engage on it out so easily because you would really be needing that patience and of course having those connections and plans on how you would really be effectively be spreading out
your links or totally just trying out to convince the masses. If you dont, then dont expect that you would be able to get numbers. This is why influencers and having those huge network type of people
are the ones who would really be having advantage of this one.

[maydna]

I agree that it's important to look at the whole package that particular casino offers and choose the best options. Although, there is not much difference, it's just the nuances that differs.
Often referral stuff takes too much effort and too much time for very little result and that is just another feature to attract players but you can't count that you will benefit much from it. Gamblers who think that referral bonuses are something they can make money or are very wrong. You should just focus on playing.

Actually not really, because some gamblers really know how to use the referral link, so they can invite many people to join via their referral link. Those who know how can make money from affiliate links but for others who don't know, it will be difficult because they have to try to find them through trials one by one until they find one that suits them. This is why not many people are successful in making money on affiliate links and end up giving up on continuing their search. They also don't need to play much, especially if they are used to using affiliate links, because they focus on getting more people to join through their affiliate links.

[FinneysTrueVision]

For casinos having a referral system is worth it if they can attract a few whales. There is not a lot of mainstream ad networks that allow gambling adverts so the traffic generated by affiliates is very important to them. For the average user who is only going to invite a few friends and earn a few bucks it might seem like a waste of time. For webmasters and social media influencers who can consistently drive traffic to casinos it is possible to earn enough income to live off of. Even small youtubers and Twitch streamers can make a lot of money if their content is targeted at a wealthier audience.

[Peanutswar]

For this referral bonuses, ive seen before that Pmalek created a thread you check it out here. List Of Crypto Casinos with The Best Faucets before I knew only with the freebit.co, also recently the blackjack.fun release a campaign related to a referral bonus, as you can see on the list there's a BC.Game which is they are offering a huge amount of rewards that you could join. For me referrals is not a waste of time if you know a lot of gambers want to play and you can get a percentage to their deposits or even a rewards that might hit you a good amount of profit.

[tusandii]

I agree that it's important to look at the whole package that particular casino offers and choose the best options. Although, there is not much difference, it's just the nuances that differs.
Often referral stuff takes too much effort and too much time for very little result and that is just another feature to attract players but you can't count that you will benefit much from it. Gamblers who think that referral bonuses are something they can make money or are very wrong. You should just focus on playing.

Actually not really, because some gamblers really know how to use the referral link, so they can invite many people to join via their referral link. Those who know how can make money from affiliate links but for others who don't know, it will be difficult because they have to try to find them through trials one by one until they find one that suits them. This is why not many people are successful in making money on affiliate links and end up giving up on continuing their search. They also don't need to play much, especially if they are used to using affiliate links, because they focus on getting more people to join through their affiliate links.

I had a few days ago talked with a gambler friend who also often affiliates by sharing referral links to be able to generate some bonus profits.
He started working on affiliates for more than 4 years and in the first 2 years he really experienced difficulties because he had to find the trust of other gamblers and he gave up a large amount of money to be able to prove that the casino he was using was decent and could be relied on. .
He said the point is only one, namely to be patient and also not to give up, so that efforts will never be in vain and can certainly provide a number of valuable things.

So I conclude that in fact we can all share referral links to get bonuses, it's just that it requires patience and patience to go through all the processes.

[kingvirtus09]

if a casino has a referral link, I think this feature is also good if you meet a gambler who is already rich and will deposit a large amount, because you will definitely get a commission from this gambler. Even if he's just one compared to many who signed up and didn't deposit, it doesn't matter against just one but a big person because he's a rich gambler, it can be said that you're a winner for sure.

[Wiwo]

if a casino has a referral link, I think this feature is also good if you meet a gambler who is already rich and will deposit a large amount, because you will definitely get a commission from this gambler. Even if he's just one compared to many who signed up and didn't deposit, it doesn't matter against just one but a big person because he's a rich gambler, it can be said that you're a winner for sure.

Your referral earning is not entirely dependent on the amount of deposits but in the number of wagering that those who are registered using the referral links and at that most of them have to engage their downline so as to accumulate a lot of wager amount before the end of the month so that the pay back at the end of the month could amount into a tangible amount.

Gambling wagering is what is used to pay those who are engaged in affiliate marketing link referral.

[maydna]

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I had a few days ago talked with a gambler friend who also often affiliates by sharing referral links to be able to generate some bonus profits.
He started working on affiliates for more than 4 years and in the first 2 years he really experienced difficulties because he had to find the trust of other gamblers and he gave up a large amount of money to be able to prove that the casino he was using was decent and could be relied on. .
He said the point is only one, namely to be patient and also not to give up, so that efforts will never be in vain and can certainly provide a number of valuable things.

So I conclude that in fact we can all share referral links to get bonuses, it's just that it requires patience and patience to go through all the processes.

Your friend is right to say be patient and never give up. If he really gave out some useful information and he wanted to get someone or many people to join him, he should be able to do it continuously and not give up. By never giving up and being patient in doing so, he will surely gain useful lessons and experiences for him. Perhaps he would find a method that only worked for him, making it easier for him to convince others to join him. The process will not lie to the results we will get, so it will be up to us to live it.

[khaled0111]

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Do you know why many people think that affiliate programs do not work and they are a waste of time! Because they tried it and failed to gain any profit from it.
They failed but this is not because those programs do not work, rather, it's because the don't know how to make them work.
Most of them share their links on popular groups, forums.. but they forget that most of the followers of those groups are not interested in gambling. They Wil simply skip your link and even if some of them will click on the link and register on the casino, only one or two will make a deposit.
But if you target a gambling community, even if it's smaller in numbers, then you will have better chances to get more loyal referrals

[maydna]

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Do you know why many people think that affiliate programs do not work and they are a waste of time! Because they tried it and failed to gain any profit from it.
They failed but this is not because those programs do not work, rather, it's because the don't know how to make them work.
Most of them share their links on popular groups, forums.. but they forget that most of the followers of those groups are not interested in gambling. They Wil simply skip your link and even if some of them will click on the link and register on the casino, only one or two will make a deposit.
But if you target a gambling community, even if it's smaller in numbers, then you will have better chances to get more loyal referrals

So many people fail in running affiliate programs, and it's because they haven't found a method that works for them. They only know how to spread their affiliate links on forums, popular groups, or social media, but they may not have found good ways to promote, so they can't make money from affiliate programs. It will depend on what you want to promote, where you share the affiliate link, and what methods you can use. One has to keep trying and looking for ways that are different from others so that it can make them successful in affiliate programs.

[Jody.Drummer]

Good marketing skills must be possessed by someone who wants to become an affiliate of a site. And not many people have that ability. Some time ago, I followed an influencer on his social media, he was a person who rose because of some of his joke content. After a while I followed him, and when I saw the stories he made on his social media, I found out that he was also an influencer promoting a gambling site, and I noticed he was getting a lot of new users. One of the things he did was that when someone won on the site he was promoting he made a new user win through his story too, well from there I saw that it was a form of strategy he did by taking advantage of someone's victory, indirectly some people might be more interested and register on the references he spread.

But then we must know that an affiliate program comes with a lot of tasks because sometimes for you to be able to earn a good amount in your affiliate commission you need to have wagered and also those who registered with your referral code need to have wagered a lot during the space of time.

Yes indeed, one of the conditions for referral bonuses to enter our wallet is that they (the referred) must deposit some money and must play, otherwise, no matter how many new users we invite it will not produce anything. But usually in gambling, most people who sign up will play and that's what always happens. I rarely or never see someone who signs up on a gambling site but they don't play at all. At least they deposit once and play there.

"Marketing skills" are essential for affiliate marketers. Not everyone can play this game, and that's okay. Isn't it fascinating how social media influencers have perfected their promotional tactics? The influencer you mentioned uses humor to garner followers and then gently promotes gambling websites (an fascinating, if unethical, strategy). Yes, his marketing skills are unique. Your observation that he capitalizes on new winners to attract users is a common approach. It worked this time, but what about the consequences? What happens when wins stop? What happens when new users enticed by easy wins lose? These questions tarnish this "strategy."

Everything always has a consequence, and it cannot be eliminated in any case.
Then he took advantage of new users who won big and posted it on his social media. I'm also pretty sure a lot of people signed up and lost on the site he was promoting, but he never made the same story on his social media.
You see, every influencer who promotes something will always bring up the positives, like in this case the win. they never bring up the negatives that make people not interested in something they promote.
Influencers are people who are indifferent to others, as long as they can make a profit.

[Blitzboy]

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Do you know why many people think that affiliate programs do not work and they are a waste of time! Because they tried it and failed to gain any profit from it.
They failed but this is not because those programs do not work, rather, it's because the don't know how to make them work.
Most of them share their links on popular groups, forums.. but they forget that most of the followers of those groups are not interested in gambling. They Wil simply skip your link and even if some of them will click on the link and register on the casino, only one or two will make a deposit.
But if you target a gambling community, even if it's smaller in numbers, then you will have better chances to get more loyal referrals

There is no assurance of financial gain while using affiliate marketing. Those who dismiss it as useless because of past failures are blind to the system's complexities. Spreading affiliate links around like wildfire is like an archer shooting blind and then blaming his bow when none of his arrows strike their objectives.

If the bow isnt producing the desired results, maybe the archer should rethink their technique instead of blaming the tool. True, the results of marketing to a group that isnt interested will be less than stellar. The outcomes will be much improved if you carefully target a smaller, engaged community. Still, if you only consider this aspect, you're missing out on something crucial: the offering's quality. No matter how favorable an audience may be toward a given category, conversion rates will remain low if the product or service itself fails to excite or convince them. Affiliate marketing success requires matching a desirable target demographic with a valuable product or service.

[letteredhub]

Referral bonuses is ain't such of a waste of time if you have a good number of audience in your social media handles and you know how to make good use of those followers to your advantage by virtue of good marketing strategy employed. If you're a good influencer promoting any brand won't be of difficult same as getting your bonuses, cause the more referrals you bring in the more bonuses accruing to you.

However, there are persons that are not good at marketing but for the bonus attached they struggle to get along in doing it only to end up not working out well, maybe not being able to meet target within the timeframe given, it then now seem like the referral bonuses chase is nothing but a waste of time.

[Betwrong]

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Do you know why many people think that affiliate programs do not work and they are a waste of time! Because they tried it and failed to gain any profit from it.
They failed but this is not because those programs do not work, rather, it's because the don't know how to make them work.
Most of them share their links on popular groups, forums.. but they forget that most of the followers of those groups are not interested in gambling. They Wil simply skip your link and even if some of them will click on the link and register on the casino, only one or two will make a deposit.
But if you target a gambling community, even if it's smaller in numbers, then you will have better chances to get more loyal referrals

So many people fail in running affiliate programs, and it's because they haven't found a method that works for them. They only know how to spread their affiliate links on forums, popular groups, or social media, but they may not have found good ways to promote, so they can't make money from affiliate programs. It will depend on what you want to promote, where you share the affiliate link, and what methods you can use. One has to keep trying and looking for ways that are different from others so that it can make them successful in affiliate programs.

Maybe this is really what we have to do, keep trying. I, for one, have dropped the idea years ago, but seeing your post I started thinking "Why not?". I have almost 3k followers on twitter so I can try to spread my ref link. But this is what happened:



I tried several times with the same result. Maybe twitter won't allow you to tweet your ref link? After adding a space here "https: //freebitco.in/~" it worked, but then it's not exactly a link, right? There are 6 views in the first 5 minutes. Let's see how it turns out.

[Ever-young]

If you have a good skill in affiliate marketing, you will not see it as a waste of time.

For people who have taken affiliated marketing to the next level, referral bonus will never be considered a waste for them, because they have worked their self out in other to build a system where they have lot of members waiting for them to just drop a link which they could follow and register either airdrop or gambling bonus. For that of the gambling those who have enough followers to some point those gambling site pays them for their referral without necessarily demanding them to wager all the amount before they could be able to withdraw their funds, in such cases referral might not be a complete waste of time but a great opportunity for affiliates Marketer's to earn from gambling platforms.

[Wiwo]

If you have a good skill in affiliate marketing, you will not see it as a waste of time.

For people who have taken affiliated marketing to the next level, referral bonus will never be considered a waste for them, because they have worked their self out in other to build a system where they have lot of members waiting for them to just drop a link which they could follow and register either airdrop or gambling bonus. For that of the gambling those who have enough followers to some point those gambling site pays them for their referral without necessarily demanding them to wager all the amount before they could be able to withdraw their funds, in such cases referral might not be a complete waste of time but a great opportunity for affiliates Marketer's to earn from gambling platforms.

I use to know one guy who have to share a good percent of his monthly earning on his downline so that their can wager more and he earn more income, and this helped the ops to generate a huge referral commission every month but the amount he earns differs monthly and the factors range from how much active wager he accumulates and the activeness of his downlines.

The second factor that may affect his earnings also is when the casino decides to lower the amount in percentage payable to referral rewards because of included in their terms and conditions that the casino has the final say as to what the commission will be at the end of the month.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

If you have a good skill in affiliate marketing, you will not see it as a waste of time.

For people who have taken affiliated marketing to the next level, referral bonus will never be considered a waste for them, because they have worked their self out in other to build a system where they have lot of members waiting for them to just drop a link which they could follow and register either airdrop or gambling bonus. For that of the gambling those who have enough followers to some point those gambling site pays them for their referral without necessarily demanding them to wager all the amount before they could be able to withdraw their funds, in such cases referral might not be a complete waste of time but a great opportunity for affiliates Marketer's to earn from gambling platforms.

The second factor that may affect his earnings also is when the casino decides to lower the amount in percentage payable to referral rewards because of included in their terms and conditions that the casino has the final say as to what the commission will be at the end of the month.

A reduction in the user's referral commission is something I think we have had and discussed about it some on this forum and this board some time ago...

The thing is, like we always say here most of the time, one thing that is constant in life is change "we must understand there was never a time a company made it permanently impossible to adjust their affiliate/referral commission system, just like gambling, sharing referral links should never be considered a major source of income, else, when such a thing happens that the casino decides to lower their commission due to maybe having  enough customers already, the user who is involved might end up going from one casino to the other in search of greener pasture on casino referral, this is not ideal in my honest opinion.

[QueenVera]

If you have a good skill in affiliate marketing, you will not see it as a waste of time.

For people who have taken affiliated marketing to the next level, referral bonus will never be considered a waste for them, because they have worked their self out in other to build a system where they have lot of members waiting for them to just drop a link which they could follow and register either airdrop or gambling bonus. For that of the gambling those who have enough followers to some point those gambling site pays them for their referral without necessarily demanding them to wager all the amount before they could be able to withdraw their funds, in such cases referral might not be a complete waste of time but a great opportunity for affiliates Marketer's to earn from gambling platforms.

I don't know what level one will need to attain before they would allow them withdraw  their referral  bonuses without letting them.wager it first because it will be an exciting one if it was just possible to withdraw referral  bonuses  without having to wager them.
Referral  bonuses  aren't waste of time and one thing we must know is that, nothing good comes easy and referral  bonuses aren't exempted as it also requires alot of work and effort for one to claim referral  bonuses. Anyone wanting to get involved in claiming  this bonuses should be aware that  they aren't free and efforts must be put into it .

[Mauser]

Referral bonuses is ain't such of a waste of time if you have a good number of audience in your social media handles and you know how to make good use of those followers to your advantage by virtue of good marketing strategy employed. If you're a good influencer promoting any brand won't be of difficult same as getting your bonuses, cause the more referrals you bring in the more bonuses accruing to you.

However, there are persons that are not good at marketing but for the bonus attached they struggle to get along in doing it only to end up not working out well, maybe not being able to meet target within the timeframe given, it then now seem like the referral bonuses chase is nothing but a waste of time.

That is the exactly the point why casino link their payouts to the amount of money gambled by your referees and not only to the number of people that sign up at the casino through your link. In case the casino would only reward how many people you bring to the casino, without taking into consideration the amount each gambler plays for. Then there would be no real need to target a specific group of people that are interested in gambling. You could ask anybody to only sigh up one time through your link and never actually gamble at the casino. The casino is not going to make any money through that and wouldn't reward us for the referrals. That is why it’s so important we bring people to the casino actually want to gamble and can afford to spend money at the tables. For people that don't have a big presence in social media or are streamers, it might be hard to attract a largen number of referrals to a casino. For me it only worked out to bring some of my friends to a casino where I already know before that they are going to gamble more regularly. If you play on multiple different casinos then you refer your friend to one casino, and let him refer you to another casino so you both can profit from it. Or you could just split all the rewards you get from the referral, which would give another incentive for your friends to gambler through your links.