Affiliates

[Raffe1324]

How much affiliates do u have on stake? i have like 12 i think, and what was biggest deposit wich ur affiliate have done?  and how much have u earned tottaly from all the deposits?  

[Enzo]

I've earned about 100k sats from my affiliates but it's literally due to me tipping them, telling them how to wager to make me money, and then them doing that

I guess that could be considered abuse but I'm not sure. I don't think I've even claimed it yet.

[CntryBoy]

I only have a few as of now and they are all relatively new, so I have made nothing off of them yet.  I am hoping they all become high rollers very soon though!

[ethsawin]

No affi yet but im not giving up lol im sure someone would grab it..just waiting for that big win to show em 😂 if i got proof, i get better chances haha

[jinz]

I have five people who registered under my link but sadly they don't deposit at all. I haven't even earned at least 1000 sats from what they have wagered lol. I still try to share my link on social media with the hopes of getting someone who will deposit regularly though.

[Etude]

Well I do not have many affiliates since I do not actively campaign my affiliates campaign so very often but I think I make a decent profit off the ones I do have currently so far.

[laron]

I have a lot of affiliates because I advertise on social media too, so there are a lot of players who make me the refferel, for yesterday's bet I looked for a wager of up to 1000 eth and quite a lot of commissions, I was very interested in the affilate system of stake

[williamshennie9]

My big round number of affiliates: 0 - I just haven't referred anyone via a link before. I have told people about Stake, but I have not told them to sign up using my link, I generally don't do this to friends or family.

[won2018]

I only have 1, but I'm happy, because it's free money, oh yeah for those of you who don't understand what affiliation is, I can explain a bit to stakers, Affiliate is a form of collaboration between two institutions that each stand alone. In short, affiliation can also be interpreted as "member" or "branch".
But in online business terminology, the notion of affiliation experiences a little added meaning. Affiliate is "a way to make money by selling products from companies or institutions that own the product (affiliate merchants), by joining to be a product marketer (affiliate marketers), and (only) paid after the product is sold". Overseas, the notion of affiliation has a closeness to work such as brokers, brokers, or intermediaries, because it applies the same way of working.
Indeed, linguistically, the notion of "scalper" in Indonesia is very identical to that of land brokers, ticket brokers, transport brokers, to case brokers who are later popular in the realm of law. But you certainly can be an intermediary without having to break the law, like many brokerage companies that flourish in America and Europe.

Work system
As an illustration, you can see how affiliates work in selling homes. For example, if you want to sell a house, then your friend helps you find a buyer. When a successful purchase transaction takes place thanks to the help of your friend, it is common for your friend to be given a commission for this assistance.
From this illustration, there are two things that we can make a guideline. First, affiliate business is very easy to do. Everyone can do it, without having to master architecture or building techniques. Second, this job is very low risk of loss, because you do not produce any goods.
Now, the ability to market, present products, even use the internet well, or determine the right prospective buyers, is a skill that you need to have if you want to work in an affiliate business. So, that doesn't mean affiliate business can be done without certain skills, and these skills are relatively easier to learn.
so, you can get a few percent of money from the total wagared affiliates that you have, you can get it by inviting your friends to join and play at stake.com, it's easy enough right?
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