TopRanked.io Weekly Affiliate Digest: What’s Hot in Affiliate Marketing [22Bet Affiliates 2025 Update]

Hey there fellow affiliates.

This week, we’re giving in to the vibes.

And embracing exponentials.

Why?

Yep, that’s right — to make you some money!

But let’s start with the affiliate program you’re gonna need if you wanna monetize all these vibes and exponentials.

TopRanked.io Affiliate Partner Program of the Week — 22Bet Affiliates

If you wanna monetize what comes next (and believe me, you’re probably going to), then there’s really only one clear answer to the question, “But what affiliate program should I use?”

That answer is 22Bet Affiliates.

Why?

Simply put — 22Bet Affiliates is one of the best programs you’ll find in this niche. Full Stop.

Here’s why.

22Bet Affiliates — The Product

If you’ve got no idea about the product behind 22Bet Affiliates, then I’ve got two clues for you.

First, read the name — 22Bet Affiliates — and take a guess.

And if that doesn’t help you figure out what 22Bet Affiliates is all about, then take a look at this.

And this.

Yep. 22Bet Affiliates is, euphemistically speaking, a leading provider in the entertainment industry — an industry the rest of us straight-talking types prefer to call betting.

So, what makes 22Bet Affiliates so special?

Well, this week we’re mostly interested in the sportsbook side of 22Bet Affiliates, and for one very particular reason — they’ve gone all in on the HUGE microbetting trend.

22Bet Affiliates — The Commissions

Like most good sportsbook and casino affiliate programs, 22Bet Affiliates works on a pretty simple principle — the more you earn, the more you earn!

Confused?

Sorry. Just making things more complicated than they need to be.

To put that another way, 22Bet Affiliates usually operates on a tiered rev share program.

As a new 22Bet Affiliates member, you’ll be earning a flat 20% commission on whatever revenue your referrals generate.

And, as you drive more referrals through your 22Bet Affiliates links (and thus, the more you earn), 22Bet Affiliates will up your commission rate.

Therefore, the more you earn, the more you earn.

As for how much you can earn, the sky’s basically the limit at 22Bet Affiliates. There’s no cap on earnings, and the commission rate can go as high as 50%, if you’re good enough.

22Bet Affiliates — Next Steps

Like the sound of 22Bet Affiliates but still wanna know a little bit more?

That’s cool. Head on over to TopRanked.io for our in-depth 22Bet Affiliates review.

Or, if you know what’s good for you and just wanna get on with it, head here to sign up with 22Bet Affiliates today.

Affiliate News Takeaways

This week, I wanna do something different.

I don’t wanna look at the “news”.

Or, to be a bit more specific, I don’t wanna focus too much on ‘this week’.

Instead, I wanna take a bit of a look at the past few months, tie a few things together, and show you how you can make some money.

So, you wanna come along for the ride?

Great.

Let’s kick things off with something that’s been gaining a bunch of steam since February this year – the whole “vibe coding” movement.

For those of you who missed it, here’s the tweet that’s basically the genesis of it all.

There's a new kind of coding I call "vibe coding", where you fully give in to the vibes, embrace exponentials, and forget that the code even exists. It's possible because the LLMs (e.g. Cursor Composer w Sonnet) are getting too good. Also I just talk to Composer with SuperWhisper…

— Andrej Karpathy (@karpathy) February 2, 2025

If you can’t be effed reading all that, let me sum it up:

• aNyONe cAN CodE yOu JuST tELL thE AI tO Do iT!

Easy right.

But that leaves us with two questions.

1. What are you going to build?
2. How are you going to monetize?

Let’s start with question #2 — monetization — because the answer’s pretty obvious given the subject we’re all here to discuss. That is, affiliate marketing.

So yeah, you’re gonna monetize with affiliate marketing.

I’ll get to exactly how later. But first, let’s circle back to question #1 — what are you going to build?

So let’s start off by tempering expectations a little bit.

If you think you’re gonna build the next GTA, then think again.

Reality at this stage is, it’s pretty limited, unless your idea of a killer project is doing a janky Doom remake that takes about as much GPU to run at a decent framerate as a GPT training run…

In other words, think of it a bit like vibe coding’s founding father does… that is, “It’s not too bad for throwaway weekend projects.”

Now, of course, that’s not to say you can’t do a lot with throwaway weekend projects. Literal multi-billion dollar companies have been built on exactly this sorta thing.

Here’s proof:

So, with expectations tempered, let’s start cooking up some ideas.

For that, let’s take a look at something else that’s been trending over the last few months.

Micro-betting.

Seriously, it’s been in the news a lot lately.

Like just this week, when Kero Gaming (a micro-betting odds feed provider) closed a $3 million Series A.

Oh, and FYI: Kero’s the company behind Caser’s push into live betting this year.

Or what about this news piece from last month about Abelson Sports partnering with nVenue to expand live micro-betting markets?

Or what about this one from the month before the month before (courtesy of none other than 22Bet Affiliates).

Here’s the key quote from the 22Bet Affiliates article: “While microbetting has not been around for very long, it has become a leading trend in the betting industry.”

Hopefully, that should drive home the point.

Microbetting is a major trend right now.

Oh, and PS, just in case you haven’t heard of it and thought microbetting was about getting people to part with their loose change (i.e., small-sized bets), it’s not.

Microbetting’s all about making short-term, in-play bets on stuff that’s going to resolve quickly.

You know, like who’s gonna make the next touchdown.

Oh, and by the way, in case you were thinking “but this is just a US thing” (it kinda is… that’s where microbetting first really started taking off), it’s also getting pretty big globally, too.

For instance, TGM Research looked at microbetting in the LATAM region.

What they found was that 75% of South Americans engage in microbetting. Some big highlights:

• Brazil (82%)
• Peru (82%)
• Mexico (80%)

So we’re not exactly talking about a small, or localized trend here.

This is serious business.

So now we’ve got our trend, let’s get back to the “what are we going to vibe code/build?” question.

Obviously, this feels like the kinda thing that calls for something a little more high-tech and real-time than your average WordPress SEO spam blog strategy.

So here’s what I’m thinking (this is just one idea of many… get creative).

• Create a Discord community built around betting on a particular sport.
• Build a Discord bot that feeds microbetting tips into specific channels.
• Profit (duh)

So this is the bit where the vibe coding comes in.

In theory, building a Discord bot should totally be doable (it fits the “throwaway weekend projects” criteria). 

So let’s crack on with the details of what your microbetting Discord bot’s actually going to do.

Here’s a list of possible features:

• Scrape live sports data/follows live sports commentary (hello Whisper)/hook up to live data APIs/etc.
• Pull available markets + odds from sports betting APIs
• Feed the data it scraped/pulled in step one to create convincing-sounding predictions for available markets pulled in step 2.
• Drop these predictions into the Discord channel.

In theory, I’d like to think that should be totally possible as a vibe coding project. The hardest part (and this isn’t that hard) is going to be finding sources for data because, let’s face it, you’re gonna want lots of it.

After that, it’s just a matter of asking the AI to build you the code needed to ingest that data and turn it into a format you can use as the basis for another AI to create predictions.

Then, once you’ve got that, the hard part’s out of the way.

Now all that’s left is to monetize it (and build an audience, but we’re not dealing with that part here).

So, how are you going to monetize it?

Takeaway

Alright, so you’re down with vibe coding something and you wanna go with the microbetting tips Discord bot thing.

Here’s how you’re gonna monetize it:

• Go sign up with 22Bet Affiliates.
• Get your affiliate links.
• Vibe code your Discord bot to drop periodic reminders about where punters can get the best odds.

It’s really that simple.

Give people microbetting tips.

Get clicks on your 22Bet Affiliates links.

Oh, and just in case you were thinking of going with another vibe coding idea to make some affiliate bucks… yeah, 22Bet Affiliates is still a valid monetization offer as long as you’ve got a good sports betting/casino tie-in.

Closing Thought

Remember this guy?

That’s Steve Jobs — the guy who bought us the iMac, the iPod, the iPhone, the iPad…

Don’t you just wish you could come up with new affiliate marketing strategies with the same power and effectiveness as Jobs came up with tech gadgets?

Well, lucky for you, he already gave away his secrets.

Here’s a (long) quote.

You see, it really is that simple.

All you need to do is get a bunch of experiences (or… failing that… a bunch of different types of knowledge), and put them together.

It’s pretty much what we did above in the news section.

And it’s something you can totally do again, and again, and again.

And, the best part is, building affiliate sites/bots/whatever is 1000x quicker and cheaper than developing the next iPhone, so you can totally launch new stuff at 1000x the velocity that Jobs did.

Just make sure you’ve got a good affiliate program by your side before you do. 22Bet Affiliates can probably help.

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