Best U.S Friendly CPA

[pokerextras]

I've been looking for a good cpa deal for a u.s friendly site since full tilt raised their requirements.

What i'd really like to know is what is the most profitable u.s friendly cpa deal to promote in the number 1 position on your site?

Now when i say most profitable, then everything should be taken into account. For example site x might pay double the cpa that pokerstars does, but if pokerstars converts four times as many players, then it's obviously better.

Basically, all of you bonus promoters out there, what is your number 1 positioned site and why?

[pokerextras]

Is nobody responding because all u.s friendly programmes are terrible at the moment?

[Stephen]

Hey PokerExtras

I am sure that every site and affiliate has different experiences with each room. It'd be hard for anyone to really respond to that...

Look around the big poker sites and you can probably ascertain their best converters and rate payers.

Stephen

[Tea Flow]

Is nobody responding because all u.s friendly programmes are terrible at the moment?

As Stephen said, its a tough question to answer. Its a fairly subjective question. Can you drop some links to the websites you plan on promoting these offers on? That would give the community a better idea of what your best converters would be.

[pokerextras]

As Stephen said, its a tough question to answer. Its a fairly subjective question. Can you drop some links to the websites you plan on promoting these offers on? That would give the community a better idea of what your best converters would be.

My mini sites are generally exact matches of keywords that i don't want to share, but i'll put the question another way so it'll be easier to answer.

If you could send one thousand clicks to the u.s friendly poker site of your choice, what one would you send them to?

I'll use one of stephens sites, playersonly, for the sake of an example.

If you were to send one thousand players to pokerstars and one thousand players to playersonly, and twice as many create an account and deposit on pokerstars, but only half of the players at stars make cpa requirements, then obviously you'd have an equal amount of qualifying cpa's on each site, but as playersonly's cpa is higher, it'd be the most profitable.

Using a simple formula such as that, based on average cpa's per click, and the cpa amount, where would you choose to send your thousand clicks to?

I was reading another thread which said that currently stars seems to have a higher cpa per deposit rate than full tilt. I think the ratio was 30% versus 20%.

Even taking into account that stars cpa is lower than tilt's, thirty stars cpa's are worth more than twenty full tilt cpa's, for every hundred sign ups, so stars would be more profitable, if you had the same percentage of sign ups per click.

Basically, i guess what i'm hoping for is that somebody who has been working with bonuses for a while will look at their stats and do the simple math.

It would be not only very interesting, but also beneficial for us to know the answer.

[Tea Flow]

I agree that from a data analysis angle it would be fun to research . The big issue I see with your OP is that you are asking for private information that likely wont be shared because it directly affects some affiliates bottom lines.

Either way, best of luck!

[Stephen]

My mini sites are generally exact matches of keywords that i don't want to share, but i'll put the question another way so it'll be easier to answer.

If you could send one thousand clicks to the u.s friendly poker site of your choice, what one would you send them to?

I'll use one of stephens sites, playersonly, for the sake of an example.

If you were to send one thousand players to pokerstars and one thousand players to playersonly, and twice as many create an account and deposit on pokerstars, but only half of the players at stars make cpa requirements, then obviously you'd have an equal amount of qualifying cpa's on each site, but as playersonly's cpa is higher, it'd be the most profitable.

Using a simple formula such as that, based on average cpa's per click, and the cpa amount, where would you choose to send your thousand clicks to?

I was reading another thread which said that currently stars seems to have a higher cpa per deposit rate than full tilt. I think the ratio was 30% versus 20%.

Even taking into account that stars cpa is lower than tilt's, thirty stars cpa's are worth more than twenty full tilt cpa's, for every hundred sign ups, so stars would be more profitable, if you had the same percentage of sign ups per click.

Basically, i guess what i'm hoping for is that somebody who has been working with bonuses for a while will look at their stats and do the simple math.

It would be not only very interesting, but also beneficial for us to know the answer.

The other issue (apart from privacy) is that every affiliate site is completely different. I have affiiates that convert well over 50% of their registrants to new depositors, and many others who are not successful with Playersonly/Sportsbook - their traffic just doesnt seem interested in it.

In the end you will have to find it out for yourself..., even if others do give you their impressions.

Stephen

[pokerextras]

I don't see how it'll effect anybody's bottom line. If somebody comes out and says that they promote stars, tilt and ub equally but get 50 stars cpa's, 30 tilt cpa's and 10 ub cpa's, that'd give us alot of insight without harming them in any way.