Sources for content and one site for each affiliate program?

[Doodrop]

Hi:

First time posting, so I hope these two questions don't seem too naive.

I've just completed the initial process (it's probably an ongoing process, right?) of researching various affiliate programs and looking at many, many casino sites.

I'm interested in providing content (not a lot of banners and flashy graphics) on the site. Is there a source available that will provide paid/free content related to online gambling or would I pretty much have to use the casino provided ad materials/reviews for content.

I've been reading about how important diversification is. Does this mean I should probably build one site per affiliate program and promote everyone of their casinos (the ones that don't use predatory advertising) on that one site and repeat the process for another affiliate program or should I promote related casinos (blackjack for example) all on one site, poker on another site, etc.

Last question. Anyone heard of casinoaffiliateebook.com? I'm looking to buy the ebook for further help. Thanks and this is a great service.

Regards,

Steve

[bigbcasinos]

I don't think there is a better way than using the casinos resources to market them. I could sit and list the sites that provide a ton of content but that would be a sheer marketing exercise and a bit unfair. What I will do though is give you the following links:

Sportsbooks

http://www.vipprofits.com/?Affiliate=9700 - They have an in depth resource centre where you will find everything from banners to live lines, reviews and more.

Casinos - Bingo Halls.

http://www.wagerjunction.com/?Creati...RefererID=3443
These guys have 2 casinos and 2 bingo sites. I find that the casinos convert a bit slow but are stupendous when it comes to keeping bigger players happy. The 2 bingo halls are easily my biggest Bingo revenue spinners. They too have banners, reviews, and tons of written content.

There are loads of others but these 2 programmes will give you access to the kind of written content that I believe you may be looking for. They give details of software, games, percentages, and other really useful info. You then use this info to write up a specific review for your casino. Once you have a template, you can repeat this exercise with other casinos and build up a great database.

As regards sites, I believe that a person should build game specific sites. I am busy registering a bingo specific and a poker specific site. It is much easier to optimise for search engines if your site name, url, description, keywords, and content all focus on one product.

I am sure some other webmasters may also want to comment here because website building is somewhat personal.

Rather than a book, try typing in good phrases into google and really looking at the sites that come up. These guys have put major effort into getting to the top and are amongst the best in the industry.

By the way, I don't know that ebook and for all I know, it could be brilliant

Good luck and let us know when you want a site review

[Doodrop]

Hi Brian:

Thank you for your help. I'm going over to check them out right now. When I have the site done, I'll ask for a review. Again, thanks.

Regards,

Steve