LONDON, ENGLAND, January 16, 2012 (Press-News.org) Affiliate Boosters will be giving away GBP1,000 in cold hard cash at the London Affiliate Conference 2012. All affiliates attending the LAC are eligible to win. There will be 2 draws with a GBP500 prize each and to be in for a chance of winning. Affiliates can enter by dropping off a business card at the Affiliate Boosters booth, stand 115 and 116 at some point throughout the 2 days.
The two drawings will take place at 15:45 on Friday, 27th of January, and at 16:15 on Saturday, 28th of January at the Affiliate Boosters stand.
Head of Affiliate Boosters, Lawrence Wilson, said "We are very excited to be attending LAC for the first time. We believe it is very important to see your affiliates face to face and build the relationships you make throughout the year. Giving away 80% commission is attractive, but we believe so is hard cash. We are excited to see which of the affiliates wins these great prizes!"
In addition to the chance to win cash, Affiliate Boosters is also offering ALL affiliates 80% commission. This offer is available to affiliates whether attending LAC or not. Their brand Casinoval runs on the Amuzi software and offers all new players $100 match deposit bonus and a $50 no deposit bonus.
These are two great offers from Affiliate Boosters, so affiliates should make sure they're eligible by not only registering with their affiliate program, but also swinging by their booth at LAC to try to get their hands on the GBP1000 in hard cash!
Contact:
Claire Wellard, Head of Marketing, Global Gaming Events
claire@globalgamingevents.com Tel: 00 1 702 533 6000
About Affiliate Boosters (http://www.affiliateboosters.com)
Affiliate Boosters is the affiliate program for Casinoval. With reliable statistics, updated in real time, unique promotions, and dedicated support, Affiliate Boosters offers affiliates an opportunity to earn 80% commission. Their brand, Casinoval, runs on the Amuzi software and offers all new player's $100 match deposit bonus and a $50 no deposit bonus.
Affiliate Boosters to Give Away GBP1,000 in Cash -- 80% Commission Offered to All Affiliates
Affiliate Boosters will be giving away GBP1,000 in cold hard cash at the London Affiliate Conference 2012. All affiliates attending the LAC are eligible to win. Affiliate Boosters is also offering ALL affiliates 80% commission.
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[Press-News.org] Affiliate Boosters to Give Away GBP1,000 in Cash -- 80% Commission Offered to All AffiliatesAffiliate Boosters will be giving away GBP1,000 in cold hard cash at the London Affiliate Conference 2012. All affiliates attending the LAC are eligible to win. Affiliate Boosters is also offering ALL affiliates 80% commission.