Top Poker Affiliates

Best of breed is a term coined by the financial industry. It describes the top company within a given industry. As you may already know the top few percent of companies earn the majority of the money. This phenomenon accounts for why companies like Apple and Microsoft account for nearly all of the computer software market. It also explains how the richest 2% of adults in the world control over half the world’s wealth. The same principle holds true for poker affiliates. The top few poker affiliates take most of the profits. These poker affiliates are the best at marketing and get number one search rankings for top poker search keywords.  Most importantly, they have relentless work ethics and think for the long term.

The top poker affiliates are never born overnight. Successful poker affiliate marketing takes many months, even years to gain traction. The affiliate industry is tough because of its super-saturation. It seems like everyone is a poker affiliate these days - making the industry difficult to penetrate. New poker websites are opening up everyday and the trend doesn’t seem to be slowing down anytime soon. The explosive growth in the popularity of online poker has trickled down to affiliateship. Thankfully, these new poker affiliates have little to no clue how to operate successfully.

Understanding the business of poker affiliateship is difficult for most people. They think that aesthetics, web design and generic reviews alone will make them thousands of dollars each month. This couldn’t be any farther from the truth making this reality a tough thing to swallow for most people. Even new poker affiliates with great ideas often falter when they fail to see big profits right away. The need for immediate satisfaction and gratification lead to ruin for most websites.

If you are a poker player yourself, think about the learning curve and work you had to put in just to grind out a small profit. Most people don’t start playing poker right away and crush games immediately. Instead, they often lose money in the beginning until they finally improve their skills and playing habits. The same type of "dip" occurs in poker affiliate life. You will often earn little to no money for the first year, until you learn the business.  Things like search engine optimization, keyword targeting and being relentless separate successful affiliates from failing ones.

Are you willing to work on your poker affiliate website or marketing campaign even though money isn’t coming in right away? If you can’t push yourself to do so you might as well quit now because you have no shot at making money. Working hard regardless of reward for the first year is key in building a great poker affiliate website. Seeing the bigger picture means you make small and constant strides over the long term. Then after a few years you have hundreds or thousands of poker articles and tons of content. Then you learn to target poker related keywords and get steady traffic. After you have done these things, profits are inevitable. Remember, some poker affiliates go for years making little to know money, then break through and start earning five and six figure monthly income.

Being a poker affiliate is more than writing a few sloppy articles and splashing advertisements on your website. It takes perseverance and constant work. Learn to create unique and clean looking website pages. Then learn to write keyword rich poker content on a daily basis. Finally, tweak your strategy and adapt to changing poker affiliate marketing conditions. Study your statistics and never stop striving for an edge in the affiliate industry. If you are able and willing to carry out all of the things described above, you are already ahead of 99% of the poker affiliates out there.

Not registered with eBay?
Click to sign up


Marketing by Roger Kerin, Steven Hartley, William Ru...
US $86.00 (10 Bids)
End Date: Saturday Jul-31-2010 19:12:12 PDT
Bid now | Add to watch list
Click for more details
Marketing The Core 3/e by Kerin, Hartley, and Rudelius
US $46.00 (7 Bids)
End Date: Saturday Jul-31-2010 23:54:03 PDT
Bid now | Add to watch list
Click for more details

If you liked this post, buy me a beer! .