Help With CPA
Hi,
So I've been doing gambling CPA deals and I'm doing minimum of £5000+ a month, and two months I've broke £13,000. However, thats all well and good and I genuinely am grateful.
However... due to the nature of the users (some sites I own explain mathematically the best ways to play a game, loopholes etc) - so the deals I am getting are very short lived, even though they're very lucrative. For example I had about £30,000+ deposited in one month for one operator, and they earned their deposits back and £44,000+ in profits (obviously thats over a fair few players and some players did lose - but the people losing isn't enough to justify the casinos keeping deals with me). I'v started to turn affiliate links off, so I'm not bombarding them with tons of 'clever' gamblers, and only sending a limited number of players I can control (I'm obviously losing cash from this, but feel its a bit of a safety measure).
It's becoming stressful if the casinos will pay me each month due to these type of players. Feb I was burnt for £7k but still managed to make over £5k (from other brands) for that month so it wasn't too bad.
I'm looking at more stable ways I can make money in the gambling niche, I've invested some cash in to making a legit gambling review site to attract less savvy gamblers, and a web app for the casino players to manage their stuff (but the latter attracts the same type of players, but was thinking of adding a paying structure). I've also tried Facebook ads to target the less savvy gamblers, I had a lot of clicks but not much of a return.
What would you suggest? keep at it and take the stress for a bit and make as much as possible or start exploring other avenues to keep a more steady cash flow from my expertise?
So I've been doing gambling CPA deals and I'm doing minimum of £5000+ a month, and two months I've broke £13,000. However, thats all well and good and I genuinely am grateful.
However... due to the nature of the users (some sites I own explain mathematically the best ways to play a game, loopholes etc) - so the deals I am getting are very short lived, even though they're very lucrative. For example I had about £30,000+ deposited in one month for one operator, and they earned their deposits back and £44,000+ in profits (obviously thats over a fair few players and some players did lose - but the people losing isn't enough to justify the casinos keeping deals with me). I'v started to turn affiliate links off, so I'm not bombarding them with tons of 'clever' gamblers, and only sending a limited number of players I can control (I'm obviously losing cash from this, but feel its a bit of a safety measure).
It's becoming stressful if the casinos will pay me each month due to these type of players. Feb I was burnt for £7k but still managed to make over £5k (from other brands) for that month so it wasn't too bad.
I'm looking at more stable ways I can make money in the gambling niche, I've invested some cash in to making a legit gambling review site to attract less savvy gamblers, and a web app for the casino players to manage their stuff (but the latter attracts the same type of players, but was thinking of adding a paying structure). I've also tried Facebook ads to target the less savvy gamblers, I had a lot of clicks but not much of a return.
What would you suggest? keep at it and take the stress for a bit and make as much as possible or start exploring other avenues to keep a more steady cash flow from my expertise?
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