Best Slots Sites?

[AussieDave]

Hi Alan,

Your question whilst justified can be a curly one.

EG - Affiliate A could be promoting slots with casinoX, casinoY and casinoZ and players are converting well. Affiliate B tries promoting casinoX, casinoY and casinoZ on his slots site and these venues perform very badly for him.

In the above example, Affiliate A can't stop talking on how good he's doing but Affiliate B thinks they're shocking.

Why is this so?

Although both slot sites may deliver similar slots information, their design, positioning and generalised lay-out structure, not to mention the quality & or the traffic serps they're obtaining this traffic from, plays a very big part in converting. These days, I'm using a lot of A/B testing to decide which casinos work best for my sites.

I can tweak test page B and compare not only against previous tweaks but also against my stable A page.

IMHO if your serious about making decent income in the industry, running tests like this are important.
I hope that helps


Cheers

Dave

[TheShortStack]

Personally I think if you're going to be promoting slots, then you need to have a decent Playtech and Microgaming casino in there. True, neither of them accept US players but Microgaming have arguably the largest progressive jackpots out there and Playtech have the MGM and Marvel slots which convert pretty well (think Rocky, Kong, Gladiator, X Men etc).

As for casinos, I know a lot of people will say Bet365 for Playtech but I've never had a huge amount of luck with them. So I'd recommend giving Omni a go (you can find them at Focalclick.com). The AM there (Elliott) has been great to me and set up individual landing pages and generally been very quick and supportive with any issues I've had.

As for Microgaming, I've heard good things about Go Wild casino, although I haven't tried them myself yet. You might also want to look at Rewards Affiliates. Renee is one of the best AMs out there and there retention team isn't too bad either.

Hope that helps - if you want any more advice, then give me a shout!

[Newjabber]

You might also want to look at Rewards Affiliates. Renee is one of the best AMs out there and there retention team isn't too bad either.

lol

Might wanna check here first though...

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[TheShortStack]

lol

Might wanna check here first though...

Ah - hadn't seen that. Yeah, you might want to check that out first!

Cheers for that Jan

[Newjabber]

Cheers for that Jan

I know you intentions were only good and that you promote them yourself I think many are lurking the thread waiting to find out what its all about, sounds real shady to me, but not a brand i work with myself.

[TheShortStack]

I know you intentions were only good and that you promote them yourself I think many are lurking the thread waiting to find out what its all about, sounds real shady to me, but not a brand i work with myself.

Yeah, it's a real shame. I thought they were better than that - they should be with the reputation they've built up. Don't go near them though if they're pulling stunts like that though.

Try FortuneAffiliates instead perhaps. I've had a good few months recently...

[edmondnegron]

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[slotsaff]

I would suggest bet365/Virgin/Paddy Power/32Red for European traffic - if you need a referall, PM me

As for US, I don't really know but I hear very good things about AffiliateEdge (and Martyn Beacon)

[parttimepoker]

You're really bumping some classics today.

[RainRaker]

Right now Net Entertainment are putting out some of the best slot games available. Games like Jack and the Beanstalk, Robin Hood Shifting Riches and Kings of Chicago are very sleek and offer unique features not to be found in other games. Personally i think their games are great fun and they have a competitively low house edge, with most of their games falling well beneath 5%.

That said, Playtech slots have a lot to offer as well though the house edge information is more difficult to find.

Neither of those brands accept US players though and most casinos that do are fairly dodgy.