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BUILDING AN AFFILIATE SITE CASINO GURU


Casino Guru: Panda and the death of the content farm


So you want to start an online casino affiliate site? Chances are you’ve already done some homework. In fact, we hope you’ve spent the past few months knee deep in research – because, in this super-crowded space, you’ll need every advantage you can get.


Long gone are the days when an affiliate could cobble together any old content, clumsily load it with keywords and buy a load of cheap backlinks. In fact, that stuff hasn’t washed since Google’s Panda update of 2011.


Matej Novota, Online casino lead, Casino Guru


It’s better to offer your readers detailed, focused content rather than spreading yourself too thinly. This will help build brand reputation and foster a core following of repeat visitors with a specific interest in your content. It may also lead to your articles being shared on forums or through social media.


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And that’s a good thing. Panda was one of the best things to happen to the internet because it signalled the death of the “content farm” and the thin affiliate websites that littered search results while offering little or no value to netizens.


Today, Google uses machine learning to recognize quality content. Te search giant’s AI can now see beyond mere keywords and understand meaning. It aims to measure and reward reader-engagement. Tat means your content and messaging are now the single-most important factors in building a successful affiliate site.


Largely because of these advancements in Google’s algorithms, the idea that an affiliate business can be run by a guy on his laptop sitting in his bedroom, printing money, is also a thing of the past.


Today, the space is dominate by so-called super- affiliates. Tese guys have generally been around a long time and have all the sweet deals with operators. Tey don’t work in their pyjamas


either. Tey work in big, shiny offices, probably with special relaxation pods to help them think creatively.


So how do you compete against these super- affiliates, their relaxation pods, and their intimidatingly large budgets? Simple: ensure your content is the best. With a smaller budget, it’s a good idea to research niche trends within the online gaming space.


Choose one you think has legs and concentrate solely on that. It could be online live dealer games, for example, or news stories related to crypto gaming, or you could choose to focus on one geographical market.


It’s better to offer your readers detailed, focused content rather than spreading yourself too thinly. Tis will help build brand reputation and foster a core following of repeat visitors with a specific interest in your content. It may also lead to your articles being shared on forums or through social media.


For example, at Casino Guru, we opted to focus on technical game strategy and to concentrate on having the most accurate online casino database on the net. And then we went for it, hell for leather.


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