eToro Forex Affiliate Program

[Matthew Wood]

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yesterday I had a good look at the eToro affiliate program which is available through what looks like an impressive in-house programme.

They have some great widgets, videos and tools you can use to promote the programme including this neat video.



I'll leave you to take a look around but whilst Forex technically is not gambling, if you have complementary traffic this could be a good earner for you especially as it offers a very user friendly web 2.0 style interface.

Payouts are up to $200 CPA / 25% Revenue Share.

Does anyone have any further experience of the eToro platform or the affiliate programme as it would be good to get some discussion going.

Matt

Disclaimer -That is an affiliate link above. Whilst it makes no difference to you in terms of commission it does mean we earn a small bonus. If you do sign up using the above link let me know I can give you help where I can (links / advice etc.)

[John Jupp]

I think they amended their links recently as my traffic stopped tracking, but I've just downloaded their whitelabel and I am slowly replacing all the links contained in it as I wasn't happy with the prepared tracking structure. A couple of days and I should get it sorted if I can spare the time.

Earnings can be very quick and very fast if you have depositing clients who try their skill at forex trading for real. I am on the 25% and it does pay. Just takes a lot of work to get right.

[joned44]

I was looking at eToro on CJ this week, and I noticed they don't allow US sign-ups. Also saw ForexYard on another network (I think it was Linkshare) and they don't allow US users either.

Is this a common thing with Forex programs? Are there any good ones that do allow US users (and would accept relatively new websites)?

Thanks for posting the video Matt, I'll use your link if I do sign-up with them

Cheers, Jon

[John Jupp]

I was looking at eToro on CJ this week, and I noticed they don't allow US sign-ups. Also saw ForexYard on another network (I think it was Linkshare) and they don't allow US users either.

Is this a common thing with Forex programs? Are there any good ones that do allow US users (and would accept relatively new websites)?

Thanks for posting the video Matt, I'll use your link if I do sign-up with them

Cheers, Jon

Speak to John Lewisas I believe they allow US traffic as they have brokers there.

[John Jupp]

Matt

Trust you to put the most annoying video they have on the forum. :scared

[John Jupp]

From the Easy-Forex site:

US residents are not to use this site, US residents may register and trade onboard the US designated site only: Online Forex Trading| Easy-Forex

So check with John that referring traffic via affiliate link cross migrates to the US site too. Haven't set them up yet so cannot comment if it does.

[joned44]

Thanks John

I've emailed John Lewis and mentioned your name. Will let you know the gist of the reply

Update - John replied very speedily. You can promote to US traffic if you are an Online Affiliate (as opposed to an Offline Affiliate). Have signed up. Thanks again, John

Cheers, Jon

[John Jupp]

You're welcome Jon. Glad John Lewis could help you out.

Thanks also to Tatyana at eToro for assisting regarding my links. My earnings are again back on track. Will keep monitoring to ensure it stays that way.

Forex trading is a serious money earner when it goes right, hair pulling time when it doesn't. Not that I have a lot of hair anyhow.

[forexmarketer]

Thanks to everybody here in this thread, this is a great video.

[blockstack22]

Hey, Ill have to check this out. Haha, I love the video.



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[MortimerJazz]

I am on the 25% and it does pay. Just takes a lot of work to get right.

Can I ask what you mean by "getting it right"?

Are we talking about getting traffic to your site in the first place? Or actually converting the traffic once it's there?

Thanks,

[John Jupp]

There are obviously many who will download the software and try a Practice Account.

However traffic to site with encouraging downloads I don't think is the best medium.

I think that targeting B2b and niche B2c probably via email or perhaps even the good old Seminar approach can work better.

Another thing to consider with eToro is that if a customer has a winning streak (ie they make money), you lose money.