Social Media Alternatives for Casino Affiliates
Who’s utilizing social media channels to their fullest potential and seeing a great return? Or… is it just the opposite? Is social media not the right vertical for traffic generation in the iGaming space?
But I don’t think you can or should ignore such a big market – no matter how big or small you are. My impression is that many people live on facebook and to a lessor extent twitter. But you have to practically manually push their mouse button to blast them off of those sites.
As with other measures of online success, you can artificially inflate your ‘numbers’. But to get real benefit you have to interact and provide some type of engagement with them. If you’re a big market player with millions at stake, you can afford a full time presence and hire some techies to make things constantly fun and exciting.
However, that is not to say that the ‘little guy’ has no hope. I’m sure there are plenty of smalltimers currently on their way toward facebook riches. But it isn’t going to come without lots of work, talent and luck.
I am far from being an SEO expert, but I assume that google expects you to have some type of presence everywhere – especiallly at those large sites (with members and money that google covets).
If you are farmville and other non-casino games you can sell directly, But with current gambling & advertising restrictions it is neccessary to slide into that area sideways with ‘phoney money casino games’.
At the present time I think the small outfit gets a better return from non-social media efforts. But, the internet is constantly changing and you need to be prepared.
The ‘little guy’ has no chance of getting number 1 google search positon for a word like ‘casino’. They have to work on long tail keywords and niche markets.
But, social media is a differnt ‘animal’ altogether.
But what I will say what works is – niche your niche. Get right into it.
Work it like a fan of whatever you are promoting… not a business brand.
Relate to your target market.
Know the times your viewers and target market are online.
and most important of all…
Grow your base of followers, fans, viewers – whatever you want to call them for each social media network.
If all you are doing is creating an account on social media network and posting articles and updates to it – it won’t go very far.
I have done 0 with the Social Media. I dont know, I just dont get it. I need it explained to me.
Totally understand where you are coming from. No joke Buddy, if you ever want to have a pow-wow, I’d be happy to answer any questions for you. Not that I’m some self-proclaimed guru on the Social Media front, but I’ve learned a lot and have seen some excellent results!
I think with social media, if you have the right formula – you’re not likely to share it with the wide world.
But what I will say what works is – niche your niche. Get right into it.
Work it like a fan of whatever you are promoting… not a business brand.
Relate to your target market.
Know the times your viewers and target market are online.and most important of all…
Grow your base of followers, fans, viewers – whatever you want to call them for each social media network.If all you are doing is creating an account on social media network and posting articles and updates to it – it won’t go very far.
Amen, Rak. You could not be more right. when it comes to social media, I feel like you can’t go in blindly. Instead, you have to have a thoughtful strategy. And just focus on 1 channel to start and then begin to dabble and conquer the others.
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