Share The Workload
April 2, 2009 by Poker Affiliate Programs
Filed under STRATEGY
Anyone can become a gambling affiliate, but few people ever make considerable profits through their poker affiliateships. We have all seen the hoards of poker sites out there advertising various poker rooms. These websites are not only boring, but are also highly unsuccessful. Instead of being content driven sites with a few ads - they are advertising sites with a dash of content. Consequently, these sites receive very little traffic and are lucky to make any money at all. Successful poker affiliates and websites are made over the long term with hard work, dedication and patience.
While the end goal is obviously making large sums of money, starting poker affiliates are almost never rewarded for their efforts immediately. In fact some affiliates start out making poker websites as a hobby and later find out that they can monetize their website and earn money. Their websites are often content rich and exciting to visit. After sneaking in a few affiliate advertisements they strike it rich. These individuals have a natural talent for creating exciting content useful to viewers. They do all of the necessary things needed in creating a top affiliate website.
Design Website
Educate Yourself
Fresh Content
Optimized SEO
Update Content
Adjust to Environment
A typical affiliate has a lot of jobs to cover, some on a daily basis. While it may seem logical to take on all the different duties of running a website, sharing the workload is usually the best option. This becomes especially useful when you are out of town, on vacation or fall ill. A few factors must be considered before taking on business partners and authors. The goal is to balance volume of output with the following factors.
Quality Control
Reliability
Honesty & Integrity
Economically Viable
Quality being better than quantity is generally the best route to go. Website containing a lot of content of poor quality don’t get many repeat visitors. Sites containing a small amount of content of high quality builds trust with readers. Make sure your business partner(s) have quality work and unique ideas. Your goal should be to produce one solid article per day for your viewers to read. Well thought out and researched articles generally take a few hours to create, as opposed to poor articles cranked out with several per hour.
Making it to the top should be a major goal of yours. Make sure you realize what your other goals are for your affiliate site. Do you want to create a website as a part time hobby or job? Are you looking to make your website a full time job? If you plan on making it big in the poker affiliate industry you must spend a lot of time creating articles and fine tuning your website to target specific keywords. Industry giants have already nailed keywords like “poker” and “gambling”. Try to focus on a niche keyword and hammer it with the majority of your content. You simply cannot compete right away with industry giants spending thousands each month to rake high for the top keywords. If you want to make a lot of money as a poker affiliate be prepared to put a lot of work hours in. You will need to work around 30 hours per week on your website. Here is a practical breakdown of a daily schedule most top affiliates utilize.
One Quality Article Per Day - 1 Hours
Site Upgrades & Maintenance - 1 Hour
Poker SEO - 1 Hour
Link Building -1 Hour
Building a successful affiliate website can be a very rewarding, but difficult process. The top poker affiliates easily touch the six-figure income level per year - a select few make millions each year. Most started out right where you are today as a beginner. If you want to make it to the top and stay on top consider taking on a business partner or author to help get your site going. That person should be someone you both respect and trust. Massive amounts of quality content will be key in driving traffic to your website and a partner can help you with this. Finally, remember that you need to start out small, but dream big.
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