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About LinkBacksIf you are an affiliate of Bookmaker, I think the main keywords are "bookmaker" and "sportsbook".
However, in the country of Japan where I work, there are many people who can not even think of the word "bookmaker".
If so, what keyword ideas do you have?
Please let me know for reference.
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16 March 2019, 11:22 pm #1
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What are the keywords leading to the bookmaker ?
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17 March 2019, 2:46 pm #2
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Bettor, Bookie, Player, Highroller and Risktaker are the keywords that are similar to a Bookmaker and would in turn lead to this word. I found them on the .com website "thesaurus".
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17 March 2019, 3:38 pm #3
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You live in Japan, so you should know.
Originally Posted by ice
My impression is that people in Japan do not look for Bookmaker, as the people in the UK do not look for "Pachinko" for example.
It is a different way of gambling there. Introducing pachinko to the Uk would be very difficult too.If you talk to God, you are praying; If God talks to you, you have schizophrenia.
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18 March 2019, 4:58 am #4
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vtyunby65, thank you for your help.
Certainly, researching with "synonyms" is one way.
How can I guide people who don't know "bookmaker"?
It is difficult, isn't it...
Sherlock, thank you for your reply.
I got an important hint to your words.
We will now consider how to embody this.
Thank you for the advice!
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24 November 2020, 1:38 pm #5
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Hey, i am working on my first affiliate website. The website is all about esportsbetting. My problem is that some people say esports and some people say esports. There is not really a right or wrong how to say it but i am not sure which version i should use. does anybody have any advice for me? thank you!
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24 November 2020, 10:02 pm #6
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Deciding between which keyword is better, esports or esports? Originally Posted by WettRakete
Do not use either use esports instead
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25 November 2020, 3:11 pm #7
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Esports is too generic. Focus on the Esport Betting Games and Major players, teams and tournaments.
Is this spelling wrong? E-Sports
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26 November 2020, 3:22 pm #8
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Hey, thanks for the feedback! yes i will focus on esport(s)betting and tournaments like LowFlyingBird suggested. But i am just a bit confused there is no "real" correct spelling. and since its esport is the same as esports i am not sure which spelling i should use. is this thought right, that if i use esports i should also rank for esport? because esports has esport in the name?
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