Program Information
What is the The Pig Affiliate Program?
The Affiliate Program allows you to make money by
referring customers to us. As an Affiliate, you need to
promote our services and brands through your website by
placing links, banners, promotions, articles, etc.
Through these links/banners, visitors to your site have
the opportunity to see our services. If a visitor, who
came to us through your website, signs up and plays with
us we pay you a commission.
How do I join the Affiliate Program?
All you need to do is sign up for our Affiliate Program
by completing the form in the link on our site called
“Affiliates”. You will receive an e-mail with your
membership information and instructions. Use that
membership information to retrieve statistics, banners,
text links and other materials from our affiliate
management tool to use them in promoting us on your
website. It's that easy.
How does the Affiliate Program work?
The Affiliate Program allows you to make money by
referring customers to our website. You do this by
placing links, banners, promotions, articles, etc. on
your site. Every time you refer a customer to us and
that customer has action (places bets), you earn a
commission. Once you have active players (players who
have action) you will then be eligible to receive your
commission payment each month.
Does it cost me anything to become an Affiliate?
It's absolutely free to join our Affiliate Program.
There is no charge to apply and there is no minimum
sales requirement.
Are websites outside the United States eligible for the
Affiliate Program?
We welcome applications to the Affiliate program from
most countries.
I operate more than one website. Can I still join the
Affiliate Program?
Yes, you can have multiple sites as an Affiliate. To
streamline the process, we provide one affiliate account
that includes all of your sites.
Is my website or blog eligible for the Affiliate
Program?
Most sites and blogs qualify to participate in the
Affiliate Program. Anyone can submit an application,
but we reserve the right to refuse membership to a site
or revoke your membership at any time if we determine
that your site contains objectionable material.
What are my responsibilities as an Affiliate?
You are responsible for using the affiliate management
tool, banners (ads), and links that enable you to create
and place links on your site. You must promote our
services.
I don't have a website or blog. Can I still join the
Affiliate Program?
Yes. We recognize that there are many ways of promoting
a service that are not limited to a website. If you can
bring the customers in, you can certainly become a
member of the Affiliate Program.
What products will Affiliates promote?
As an Affiliate, you will be promotion our The Pig brand
and our online/telephone betting services which include
our sportsbook, racebook, casino, and poker room.
What if I have questions about the Affiliate Program?
The first place to look for answers to your questions is
our web site and our affiliate management tool. If you
can't find the answer to your questions, you can e-mail
Affiliate Program questions to
affiliates@ThePig.com.
Will becoming an Affiliate increase traffic to my site?
Our Affiliate Program is a revenue-sharing program. It
is not designed to help you increase traffic to your
site. What it does do, however, is enhance your site
with content and great promotions, which does result in
better traffic for a lot of our Affiliates.
Setting Up Links and Banners
After I join the Affiliate Program, how do I get the
banners and links to put on my site?
Log in to your Affiliate account by entering your
account number and password. Head to the “Create Links”
section and choose from the “Static Banners” or “Text
Links” options. In either option, you will see a drop
down menu where you are to “Select A Category”. By
selecting any of the available campaigns, you will be
shown what banners or text links are available, each
followed by the personalized HTML tracking code and
image tag that you can use for your particular website.
Then, simply copy and paste the HTML code into your web
page.
Where should I place the links and banners on my site?
You should place links and banners where they're easy
for your visitors to find: your site's home page,
navigation bar, and any other high-traffic areas. By
placing the links on easily accessed site locations,
visitors will more likely sign up.
How often should I update my links?
We will update our banner creative on a regular basis.
Please note that because we host the images for banner
ads, when we update or replace existing creative, the
banners will dynamically update on your site. However,
text links will need to be manually updated by you. The
text for a text link is hard coded in the HTML and will
require action by you to update. We recommend you check
for updated text links frequently.
How will The Pig know that any players’ action came from
my site?
The tracking code (embedded in the HTML that you copy
and paste on your site from our affiliate management
tool) that you set up on your site identifies you as
having referred the customer. We track all related
information for the customers that you refer to our
site. All you have to do is correctly place
links and banners on your site.
Who handles customer service for the players?
We take care of all customer service and account related
issues for the customers you refer to our site. All you
need to do is place links and banners on your site and
promote us — we do all the rest.
How often can I run reports?
You can run real-time reports through our affiliate
management tool if you wish. Real-time reporting is
critical in order to react quickly to optimize your
campaigns.
What if I need to contact The Pig?
You can send us an e-mail at
affiliates@ThePig.com.
Sales and Commission
How much can I earn?
Earnings from the Affiliate Program vary and depend on
your website and visitors. The more referred active
players (players that have action on our site, that is)
you have, the more likely it is for you to have a higher
commission. There truly is no limit to how much you
could earn.
Currently, our commission scale varies according to the
number of active players you have referred:
|
Active Players per Month |
Your Percentage |
|
1 - 25 |
25% |
|
26 - 100 |
35% |
|
100+ |
40% |
If, for example, your affiliate account has 75 active
players for the month, you will qualify for a 35%
commission. If your players generate $25,000 of revenue
for the sportsbook and casino, you will earn a
commission of $8,750 ($25,000 x 35%).
*Please note that negative balances are carried over.
How are active players defined?
Active players are defined as players that place at
least one wager during a calendar month.
How do I know how much commission I've earned?
Through the affiliate management tool interface, you
will have access to real-time reporting which provides
information on impressions, click-throughs, sales made,
and commissions earned.
When will I receive my commission payment?
You are paid ON TIME every month! We value every
affiliate and understand that receiving your payments on
time is very important. You will never be left waiting
for a payout from The Pig Affiliates. These monthly
payments will be deposited into your commission account
by the 5th day of the month.
How can I request a withdrawal from my commissions
account?
Please contact our payout department at
payouts@ThePig.com in order to request a withdrawal.
How can
I receive my earning?
We currently offer the following forms of payment:
-
Neteller (Free)
-
Money Bookers (Free)
-
Deposit into your sportsbook account
(Free)
-
Check (US and Canada, free for $200 or
more)
How can I monitor my sales?
You can monitor your sales by accessing reports as often
as you like through our affiliate management tool.
Please note that cookies in a visitor’s computer must be
enabled for the sale to be tracked. Some web browsers
permit users to elect not to receive cookies. Only
visitors who accept cookies can be tracked for referral
fees. By joining our Affiliate Program you agree and
understand that no referral fee can be paid for any sale
made to a visitor who does not accept cookies or who has
deleted our cookies during a session. |