Do you have websites that are not focused on gambling?

[casinochipsj]

It seems many affiliates only have one site focused on gambling but don't have more in their portfolio especially non-gambling or mainstream marketing sites. Some affiliates have diversified long ago while other are quickly planning some form of exit strategy or websites outside of the gaming business.

Read a few affiliates who have already diversified their portfolio:
http://gaffg.com/blog/diversifying-affiliate-portfolio/

Where do you stand?

[Yuval]

I once had a bit of both . See www.cruises-gambling.com , what do you think?

[baldidiot]

I have a 5,000+ page site that has been in development for the past 6 months. It's a user review and geographical search site for a very mainstream niche, should be launching soon once I've finished tweaking

[michael1981]

I've got a couple of non-gambling domain names that I want to develop. One is for online dating, and the other is for affiliate programs. I'm really tempted to start them soon, would be a nice back up income to have for the future.

[mojo]

I lost interest in the one I had started. Other niches are now on my top to-do list. It's best to do everything we can to feel more secure making our living online IMO.

[ALEX777]

Yes, I have some non-gambling sites I also have a non-profit (hobby) site.

[craig96]

I have a bass website that I have not updated in a while.

[Webzcas]

My very first website was a non gambling website and is still going strong today. Alas no idea how to monetize it: www.politicsandcurrentaffairs.co.uk

[wagerjunction]

I once had a bit of both . See www.cruises-gambling.com , what do you think?

This is great Yuval. A unique idea I'd say.

How did you come by it? I mean, what made you decide to combine cruises and gambling?

[rod.collins]

I Started promoting gambling sites mainly because I felt it was the hardest. I know they say do one and and do it well, but after 3 years and almost no money coming in I started doing various other sites in the health, beauty and other niche sites. So far I have made more money on those and they actually are much easier to rank. I personally think its not good to have all your eggs in one basket. I have had sites de-listed, probably for good reasons and others which have brought me in some good income but all of a sudden lost their rankings. I will continue to develop all of them its time consuming and lots of hours of work but I look at it as a long term investment.

[baldidiot]

My very first website was a non gambling website and is still going strong today. Alas no idea how to monetize it: www.politicsandcurrentaffairs.co.uk

What about something simple like Adsense?