I’m attaching a screenshot of the statistics for the last 30 days. What can we see here?
298 clicks
23 registrations
6 depositors
The deal is a hybrid: $50 CPA + 40% RevShare.
CPA payout — $300
RevShare payout — $239
Total payout — $539
In other words, the advertiser will pay me $539 for this traffic.
How much have I earned for the advertiser so far, and how much do they keep? The screenshot shows a profit of $598. My 40% RevShare amounts to $239, while the advertiser keeps the remaining 60%—approximately $358.
Paid to me — $539
Kept by the advertiser — $358
Current result — minus $180
Sounds pretty shitty, right? But it actually isn’t. Players don’t pay off that quickly)
ROI is evaluated over several months, six months, or even a year. I’ve also attached screenshots showing the number of repeat deposits and the amounts deposited by the players.
As you can see, six players made 87 repeat deposits totaling $1,707, and they’re still playing. Eventually, the advertiser’s share of the RevShare—the same 60%—will continue accumulating and begin covering all the payouts made to me as an affiliate: the $50 CPA and my 40% RevShare.
This is a rough example of how advertiser ROI works based on a single website. Tier 1 GEOs will have different rates and amounts. As I previously wrote about the high roller from New Zealand who deposited almost €7,000 in three weeks and then “supposedly disappeared.” But the logic remains the same.
ROI and numbers are everything. If your traffic is good, advertisers will gladly buy it at strong rates.
And one more thing: $50 CPA + 40% RevShare for LATAM countries is already a pretty fucking good deal)
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