OddsJam Affiliate Guide!

Thanks for signing up for our affiliate program!

We are really excited to have you on board. I strongly encourage you to read this whole article. It will make you a more successful affiliate, which means you will make more money.

What You’ll Learn:

1. How Should I Represent Myself to My Audience?

2. What Types of Content Should I Share?

3. How do I Tell if My Content is Ideal and Working?

4. See Examples of Great Content and Why Those Have Worked

Ultimately, we succeed together. In keeping with that theme, if you ever have any questions, please reach out to me at [email protected] – we are here to help you.

Be Authentic:

OddsJam has legitimately helped thousands of people make money sports betting. People like to make money, so if you show them a way they can do that (i.e. use OddsJam), they will sign up.

Furthermore, OddsJam has helped thousands of people become better at sports betting. People like to be smart, they like to be good at something, so if you show them a way they can do that (i.e. use OddsJam), they will sign up.

• Explain why YOU use OddsJam (“I use OddsJam because it lets me place profitable bets in only a few minutes a day.”)
• Explain how OddsJam has made YOU a better bettor (“I now understand what is a profitable bet and what is not after using the Positive EV tool.”)
• Explain how OddsJam has made YOU money (“I used the arbitrage tool and was able to pay for my monthly subscription in the first week,” or “The Positive EV tool has made me $1,400 in the first month.”)

Be Truthful:

We are not in the business of tricking people into signing up for something they do not want. You should not trick people into signing up just because you will make a commission if they do. It is okay, and encouraged, for you to talk enthusiastically about your experience and success using OddsJam. It is not okay to say that if you sign up for OddsJam you will be able to quit your job tomorrow and become a sports bettor full-time.

As an affiliate, you continue to make money as long as someone remains subscribed. Therefore, it is in your best interest to get people who sign up to remain using OddsJam for as long as possible. The best customers are ones who have wanted a software like this, and just didn’t know it existed.

To that end, continue to provide educational content to people you refer, and help answer any questions they have. Since you make money as long as they are signed up, you want them to be as successful as possible, too.

Share Educational Content!

We write a LOT of articles, share them!

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Every day, the @OddsJam twitter account posts articles and videos about bets to make, profitable strategies.

Alex Monahan also has an excellent Twitter account where he posts constantly about bets he is placing and explains why he likes those bets.

Do your best to retweet and tag us, and we will RT you back 😃

Do What Works for You:

Some people just GET Twitter. Others get YouTube, TikTok, Discord, Instagram, Reddit. If there is a platform that you are most comfortable with, start there! If you already have a personal twitter that you use, take advantage of that. Same with Reddit, YouTube, Discord, etc.

Observe what works for other people on platforms. Don’t necessarily copy word for word what someone else says, but it is smart to replicate what is successful for others.

If you try posting someone and you get no traction, try something new. That isn’t to say try something once and if it fails never do it again. Slow and steady progress is normal, but don’t be afraid to experiment with something new!

Tip:

Start with in person. If you have some friends or family who could be interested in trying out OddsJam, tell them! Talking in person, or over text, with someone you know is very effective. You can answer their questions and help them understand why it is good for THEM specially.

I can’t tell you how many people I have referred to OddsJam simply by talking about it at a bar or texting group chats with my link.

Remind them to use your link when signing up and you are golden.

Examples of Good and Bad Tweets:

This is a great way to talk about your success on OddsJam:

In that tweet, he A) talks about how he was not winning before using OddsJam B) talks about his success using OddsJam and how he has been successful C) importantly, posts a picture of his bet tracking results.

Now, this tweet was not driving people to sign up for his specific affiliate link, but you can easily achieve that by instead having the last sentence be “If you want to make money like I do, [LINK].”

Another example of a good tweet is to post a winning PrizePicks slip. Post a picture of you hitting a five or six-pick slip and brag about it!

An example of a bad tweet would be:

“Sign up for OddsJam!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Here is my link: [LINK].”

That doesn’t tell anyone about WHY you are using OddsJam and does not show any proof (i.e. bet slips or bet tracker / profit & loss). Would you click on that tweet? I wouldn’t…it looks like a scam.

Creativity is important. Think about what would compel you to try out a product or service: “How will this help me? Why would I want this?” Now make a tweet that answers that:

“OddsJam made me $1,400 in a month. Try it out: [LINK].” – someone who wants to make money might give it a try

“I went from a -8% ROI to a positive 4% ROI using OddsJam.” – someone who wants to be a smarter and better bettor might give it a try

Examples of Good and Bad Videos:

This is the absolute gold standard.

If you can make a video like Shane did, you will be a wildly successful affiliate, I promise. If you have not seen his video, click on the picture and it will take you to the video.

He talks about exactly what his process was to make money using OddsJam. He explained this strategy in a manner that people can understand. He showed how much HE had made from ACTUALLY doing this. Real examples are always better than “If you do this you can make money”

“I did this and made this much money” is SO much better than “You could do this and make money”

A few more great examples of video titles and thumbnails below:

This is a compelling title and thumbnail.

This is also great. Note: you don’t have to have OddsJam in the title of the video. Here “How to Build A Profitable PrizePicks Taco Tuesday slip” is a video that anyone who plays PrizePicks should want to watch.

I genuinely hope this helps.

If you have any questions at all, reach out to [email protected]

P.S. Here are more examples of good tweets and content: