Market - global or regional?

[rainchart]

Hi, I have a question I made a web page I am trying to promote in other ways, and I wonder if it exaggerated.
I'm from the Polish and the site is in three languages ​​English Spanish and Polish, and if the top is not too much to try all markets?
Far confined to his Polish market and limit the page to Polish? And in the future, enter the English position on google.com general term ... A far only the Polish word ...
What do you think?

[edgarf76]

I am in a similar situation with promoting in different countries. From what I understand it is best to host you site in the country that you are trying to promote.

My site is in US, now I am marketing micro gaming slots in canada. Prior to doing this I had spoken with an affiliate manager and he told me I am getting sign ups in Canada. Also Godaddy is based in Canada.

I would keep asking around until you feel comfortable with it. I dont know if the best solution is to make a different site hosted in the country you wish to promote, or do geotargeting. They are options, hope that helps.

[rainchart]

Thanks for the reply

That, however, as a beginner to better promote only one / her country
Because it immediately hard to master / break into the world.

[Christiaan]

If you try to promote only 1 country will be easier in my opinion.
If you go worldwide you have much more competition.

[sweetbet]

I always try to have language sections on most of my sites, because you never know when someone from a certain country is going to visit your site. I think it's good to try to cater to as many potential players as possible, even if it is the odd linked flag image at the top or bottom of the page.

[rainchart]

I chose a compromise, the home page will be on Polish, as this will be the main market. But leave the possibility to change the language, it's not hurt that the site will be on the Polish and always will be the ability to change (probably not frequent cases)

[edgarf76]

If you try to promote only 1 country will be easier in my opinion.
If you go worldwide you have much more competition.

agreed. IMO if you expand I would do it in another country close to yours with the same language as your website. I am experimenting with this myself, I will keep you guys posted with the results.

[Johny.Jr.Matthews]

In the beginning, only one country. If few resources to use them rationally

[kevin77]

I think it would be better to be #1 in Poland then #4782 worldwide. If you can "speak your players' language" and convince Polish players to gamble online, I'd try to gain good positions in Poland first.

Don't expect crowds of high rollers rushing to your site immediately after creating a bunch of English pages on your site(s). There are hundreds of quality sites out there.

[Vipra]

It would be a better idea to avoid getting global until you are established #1 in your country.

[NDG]

Start building a site for your native language. If their are a lot of gamblers in Poland, then you should certainly start there.

It's okay to develop versions of your site for different languages, but if you are just starting out.. you should definitely work
with the language and the region that you are most comfortable with. If you are a native polish speaker and you live in the
region, then you know a lot more about what games Polish people like to play, the deposit options available there, etc.