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24 November 2007, 12:47 am
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Helpful Things for All New Webmasters!
Hi All,
I believe the most important factor is looking after your visitors and prospective players. Providing up to date information as well as disclosure of the Pros & Cons of each property.
It's not uncommon to have a freshman ask what casino program should I promote. Unfortunately that's a hard question as all sites are different. What may work for A may not work for B and so on.
IMHO the most valuable of all insight into this industry is knowing who to promote and most importantly who to trust.
Keeping this is mind there are many recourse available that allows anyone to do some background research on either a casino, Sports book, poker room or affiliate program.
Firstly Google is your friend.
Before you add XYZ casino to your portal check them out by doing a search on Google. If your not familiar with the software check that out too.
Perform whois research on the domain, if they're hiding their location or using a free email account this doesn't exactly show transparency. Something that should be gauged .
You can also use (remove x's)
xxxhttp://www.waybackmachine.org
This provides an archive (snap shot) of the web site and information about it since it was registered.
Always check out the Casino, Sports book, Poker room web site.
* Does it contain spelling mistakes?
* Are the graphics pixelated do they look cheap?
* Read over the Terms & Conditions and bonus terms. Ask yourself...Would you play at this casino?
* If they have live chat or phone assistance make a call and ask general information. If they are unable to answer or seem to withhold information use this as a warning sign.
If a property looks cheap and nasty then it's likely that the service is cheap too, and most importantly your players may not get paid.
Above all though, it is a wise choice to only promote legitimate and integrity driven properties. Not only will you visitors and players thank you, but you'll also get paid and your conscience will thank you.
Cheers

Dave
Last edited by Former Member 14; 24 November 2007 at 12:54 am.
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3 December 2007, 6:49 am
#2
Great Tips Dave
thx
Sawyer
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5 December 2007, 2:55 pm
#3
Some great points there Dave. I'd like to add a few as well but I'm short on time just now. I'll pop in within a day or two, if I remember, and add them.
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