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Originally Posted by Integrity

I am on my way back home having just spending a few days at the Riviera Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas while attending the Global Gaming Expo. Normally, I am a fairly patient man. And having worked in the gaming industry for almost ten years I understand that things go wrong sometimes. However, how you respond to these things make all the difference in the world. This simple principle of customer service seems all but lost at the Riviera.

Now, I could complain about the construction

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Especially in the gambling space with such niches as bingo and poker is where I have been seeing mostly these simple SEO mistakes, the reason due to the fact that when most people wish to try and make money online, affiliate sites come to mind, especially in the gambling niche. This usually means that people try and SEO their own site without any previous or little knowledge of what search engine optimisation is. This means that people are constantly picking up bad habits from online articles and ...

Originally Posted by GaryTheScubaGuy

Great thread!

Here's my checklist I give to my content people;

- Pick 5-keywords/keyword clusters (eg. casino, live casino, online casino, live casino online, live online casino dealer) The reason for this is that one of the few easily manipulated algo parameter is latent semantics, or in Layman's terms 'relativity'. A few mentions of a keyword doesn't cut it these days. I use the example that if I were writing about trucks(US) to a global audience I would includes

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]J Todd returns from the Barcelona Affiliate Conference where he mingled with online gambling executives, operators, and webmasters. Plus, he has an update on the U.S. Department of Justice amending it's indictment against online poker site Full Tilt to include running a Ponzi scheme.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8Vuyagoq54

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Full Tilt Poker has been very quiet about their non-payment to players since the Black Friday indictments effectively stopped their U.S. facing operations. This week, however, they issued a statement that was predictable at best... blaming the Department of Justice for the payment delays. Also, J Todd looks at poker traffic on the web and welcomes two special guests.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yzrvgl_Sntw

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