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12-16-2005, 07:14 PM
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Re: Building Traffic to a Poker Website
Same goes for me with the blog exchange. Mine is in my profile as well.
Degen I added you to my blog. 
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12-17-2005, 03:00 PM
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Re: Building Traffic to a Poker Website
I usually don't post to often here at 2+2 although I am glad to see that this area is available because there are many people interested in supplementing their bankrolls by being an affiliate.
Without a doubt there is huge money to be made as an affiliate but don't think that it is a cakewalk. With all the competition out there it has become increasingly more difficult. To answer the post though one of the best ways to build traffic and return visitors to a new site is by hosting private tournaments on a regular basis. Even if it is a freeroll, and you add some money. Also keep in mind you need to have a site that will make people want to return. 90% of new affiliates put a up a crapy banner farm and wonder why they are not getting rich or receiving return visitors. There is so much more I could go into about 100 of dfferent things related to being a poker affiliate and being a successful one but that would take all day. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] I have written several articles at the poker affiliate community that was referenced above. This is a great starting point for new affiliates. Feel free to shoot me an email or PM if you have any specific questions. Jeremy Enke
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#14
12-18-2005, 04:47 AM
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Re: Building Traffic to a Poker Website
General SEO
General SEO General SEO Google SEO Google SEO Google SEO Google SEO MSN SEO MSN SEO Yahoo SEO Yahoo SEO Yahoo SEO Keyword Tips Awesome blog on making money on the Internet The best of the best for overall SEO Search Engine Ranking Factors on SEOMoz That should be enough to get you started. Also most of the forums listed have categories for AdWords (advertising on Google) which should be read.
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12-22-2005, 07:29 PM
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Re: Building Traffic to a Poker Website
[ QUOTE ]
I usually don't post to often here at 2+2 although I am glad to see that this area is available because there are many people interested in supplementing their bankrolls by being an affiliate. Without a doubt there is huge money to be made as an affiliate but don't think that it is a cakewalk. With all the competition out there it has become increasingly more difficult. To answer the post though one of the best ways to build traffic and return visitors to a new site is by hosting private tournaments on a regular basis. Even if it is a freeroll, and you add some money. Also keep in mind you need to have a site that will make people want to return. 90% of new affiliates put a up a crapy banner farm and wonder why they are not getting rich or receiving return visitors. There is so much more I could go into about 100 of dfferent things related to being a poker affiliate and being a successful one but that would take all day. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] I have written several articles at the poker affiliate community that was referenced above. This is a great starting point for new affiliates. Feel free to shoot me an email or PM if you have any specific questions. Jeremy Enke [/ QUOTE ] Great post Jeremy. Havent heard much from you lately. Hope you are running well. Your site actually inspired me to get serious about poker 2 years ago. You replied to a few of my newbie "I cant beat .50/1 LHE" emails [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] Im now playing midstakes LHE. Thanks man.
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#16
12-23-2005, 04:00 AM
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Re: Building Traffic to a Poker Website
I have 0 affiliation with this link below. I do lurk there all the time, and have found some very good information there on starting out, generating traffic, and much more. This link goes right to their forum:
http://www.casinoaffiliateprograms.com/bb/index.php Lots of great advice here, and very very very nice people who are willing to answer just about any question you have.
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