Well, I have always said something, the referral system is something that can be very relative, there are bonus programs where they tell you that you should look for many referrals to earn more money, but they do not say the terms and conditions and among those conditions is that each referral must make their registration that meets their KYC requirement and apart from making deposits or something, and most referrals are people who also want to enter to win, when they tell them what they have to deposit or something like that, the safest thing is that they disappointed or something
That is why I see referrals as a double-edged sword, because if the referrals leave there is no profit for those who seek them, and this causes them to lose, so it is better to read before looking for them, or when looking for them, tell them the conditions.
And it seems to me that the referral system is gradually ceasing to be an effective marketing and promotion tool.
The reason for this, I think, is that this is a rather time-consuming mechanism and the small income that a player can receive from referral links is often not worth the time spent, especially when those invited through the links must also fulfill a number of conditions, such as, for example, pass KYC.
I think there will be too few applicants and, accordingly, the income will be too small.
Well it's a fact, now with all the promotions that exist it can be said that there could be better promotions, I even think that just going to twitter and having a good contest is enough, currently people evaluate the amount of work they can do, and if it is profitable or not, I have seen how the referrals are not like before, now the work is stronger, if a casino intends to make a referral system, I think that is not the way, there are many better techniques and strategies that can achieve a better position in social networks and have more community in a casino.
There are few casinos that have their own forum, and those casinos have a more particular way of communicating with their clients, with their VIPs and of making contests that are much juicier in terms of prizes, the case of stake.com is a great example .
I, too, observing the evolution of all sorts of methods to encourage users of sites, and above all such as gambling sites, found that indeed groups created on social networks such as Twitter, Telegram and others are increasingly gaining the attention of players.
And accordingly, their influence on the issues of additional bonuses and sometimes even earnings increases.
Now that Elon Musk has acquired Twitter, this type of distribution of bonuses may well develop more actively. Because Musk is an exceptionally talented businessman and perfectly understands what the development of bonus programs is and will bring additional profit to him.