Website Review

[joypaul]

Please visit my website and see its ok for bet365 affiliate.

https://www.joynbet.com

[universal4]

First look,

NO

You have a bet365 bonus offer that does not list the terms.
The review provides more information, but not the terms.

Bet365 is not accepting many new affiliates, so keep that in mind.

As for the other offers on your site, not a single one has any affiliate links, so you are wasting potential traffic using direct links with no tags.

Rick
Universal4

[joypaul]

Thanks for your replay

Please say, Can I do now?

How to improve my website

[universal4]

I am sure you will get additional feedback that will be helpful in the coming days.

I think you have a decent start, although I think your bookie reviews need more information and you could add some depth to them.

I see you have a number of pages in the navigation structure, so getting some content and articles on those pages will help the site grow over time.

In my opinion you should try and get approved as an affiliate by as many of the bookies you have listed on your site as possible, so that any traffic you do generate is not wasted as your site grows.

Rick
Universal4

[casinoFM]

As for the other offers on your site, not a single one has any affiliate links, so you are wasting potential traffic using direct links with no tags.

Rick
Universal4

I disagree. Especially when setting up a new site which will not have any traffic for the first few months this is not really an issue. In fact, I know many successfull SEOs starting new projects without any affiliate links because they dont want the site in the beginning to look like just another affiliate site. There are some SEOs suggesting that a new website full with affiliate links will perform not as good as a "clean" website. Unfortunately i dont know any case studies for this scenario, but i believe this makes sense. With increasing traffic you would implement more and more affiliate sites.

On top of this there might be keywords you are ranking for/want to rank for where it is needed to recommend a certain bookmaker who is not your partner (yet). Let me give you an example from one of my latest projects: It s a sportsbetting blog, and we published an article about betting on lower leagues in Germany. Unfortunately i do neither have a deal atm with Bet3000 nor Bet365. But these 2 book makers are among the best for betting on German Regionalliga. If i would leave them out, the article would be incomplete, would offer less value for the reader and would have lower chances to rank. Therefore we are linking to these bookies and hope to get them on bord within the next 3-4 months.

If you want to perform long term, think of your readers first.

[drifter8]

Ver plain and simple reviews , just no info regardless the templates of the theme you are using.

If you are a customer, would you make yourself a registrtion from your site.

Skip and do not think as joining to bet365 now, many old affiliates with decent traffic, do not have the chance even now to be again bet365 affiliates.

Site is good, but think of your readers and add useful information and content, not just common sentences i.e 1xbet are having millions of clients by far.

[universal4]

I disagree. Especially when setting up a new site which will not have any traffic for the first few months this is not really an issue. In fact, I know many successfull SEOs starting new projects without any affiliate links because they dont want the site in the beginning to look like just another affiliate site. There are some SEOs suggesting that a new website full with affiliate links will perform not as good as a "clean" website. Unfortunately i dont know any case studies for this scenario, but i believe this makes sense. With increasing traffic you would implement more and more affiliate sites.

On top of this there might be keywords you are ranking for/want to rank for where it is needed to recommend a certain bookmaker who is not your partner (yet). Let me give you an example from one of my latest projects: It s a sportsbetting blog, and we published an article about betting on lower leagues in Germany. Unfortunately i do neither have a deal atm with Bet3000 nor Bet365. But these 2 book makers are among the best for betting on German Regionalliga. If i would leave them out, the article would be incomplete, would offer less value for the reader and would have lower chances to rank. Therefore we are linking to these bookies and hope to get them on bord within the next 3-4 months.

If you want to perform long term, think of your readers first.

But there is always the "what if" scenario.

"What if" the one person that would have followed your link to a bookie or casino would have been the whale that made putting up the site all worthwhile, "before" you bothered to put up the affiliate links. That person will join from the direct link without affiliate tag, and you will never know.

There is a difference to having reviews for one or only a few properties you have not made deals with yet, to having ZERO affiliate links.

Rick
Universal4

[zalozite]

I think you can make a longer articles, because these seems too short. Content is very important for visitors and for SEO too.

[warofbets]

Your website is ok for any kind online bet or casino affiliate system, however I would just recommend you to just clean up and make the website more simple.