Do you think it’ s worth to pay $1200 for creat one casino site?

Call me conservative, but investing $45,000, especially as a “new person” to the industry is a bit risky.

This website can help you find the right connections and links to good programs…Don’t pay attention to any other advertizements that aren’t backed up by reasonable word of month.

If I were you I’d:

1. Go white label if I wanted to “operate” my own casino site.

2. Buy a webhosting reseller account so that you can host unlimited domains. These cost $20 – $100 a month depending on the service quality.

3. Start off with portals and FREE casino affiliate programs, which 99% of them are.

4. My rule of thumb is this: If you can do it for free or for less, than don’t pay for it. Pretty obvious, but pretty important.

5. Spend time finding link exchange partners and work on search engine optimization. Again, with search engine optimization, don’t pay through the nose unless you know the company is worth your money.

The funny thing about many search engine optimization companies is that they boast they can take any website to the top of the results in, say, google for example, yet, when one searches at Google with keyword like “search engine optimization” their site is no where to be found in the first few pages of the results.

In other words, if they brag about getting to the top on the search engines, then they’d better be able to back it up.

6. With $45,000 and some portals with half way decent content you could also buy traffic, but again, check with industry experts before buying traffic from someone you don’t know. I’ve heard stories inside and outside the casino affiliate industry of people being taken for large amounts of money by supposed “casino traffic brokers” …just be weary….

you might try posting your project on elance.com that way you can get a good # of bids.

I highly recommend Slava’s work.

He is just finishing up some work for me (making it’s debut soon) and it is a pleasure to work with him, he is extremely talented, and the price is right.

Thank you, Slava, and I wish you all the best.

You can count on my continued patronage.

Investing money in a casino should you have a unique idea or concept makes sense.

However if you are worried about the investment and have an idea then email me.

I will work with my team of designers in getting your concept off the ground, as I am currently looking as mentioned in my previous post for affiliates ideas and working one on one with ‘super’ affiliates within the industry, and will work alongside leading casino’s to provide a solution suited to each affiliates needs.

This is currently at the test stage and I welcome all new ideas and affiliates wanting to be involved.

Take care,

Hi Jackpot Angel

This is just my opinion, but wouldn´t it be wiser to spend the money on building your “own” casino or well basicly sub-licenced casino from one of the better software providers with a decent percentage and good affiliate program since in that way you wont have to go through the long haul trying to attract players and sacrifice your money to non-producing campaigns.
Quite frankly it´s our job – the ones who have not enough balls or money to invest in a real business rather than just trying to make it in this junge of affiliates and casino sites that ain´t produductive in most cases… The real money lies behind owning your own casino or atlleast having a sub with real stats and decent percentage so that you can leave the risks to the marketeers who burn them selves with too much work and bad investments.

Naturally I am not saying that owning a portal ain´t productive, but in many cases it isn´t so hot either. My main goal has been building my own casino, but without decent funding it´s very difficult and thus I have gotten involved with the free casino providers where you are just an affiliate with the exception that you try to market your own brandet software.

I have not yet made any profit from casino business even though I have studyet it for year and a half in the same time developing one BTD powered whitelabel that did not convert(http://www.play2deal.com) and now I have a GF powered casino as well (http://www.casinoroyalty.com) and it has been better, but to say it makes me decent profit…well that would be a bit much, let´s just say it converts better that BTD and keeps the players coming back – one thing that never happened with BTD/Play2Deal Casino.

(Wow – where is this text coming from – sorry

So keep your money in your pocket and think twice before stepping into this business at all – that´s the best advice I can give. This business is “hot” and intrieging, but at the sametime very competive and deceatful so be aware.

Long gone are the days you could just make a website, optimise it and voala you would get traffic, nowadays it´s the damn PageRank and Reputation you must covit if you want to even dream about top places at the engines and quite frankly that has been my other ambition as well – to gain efficient PageRank (5-6) and thus get on top of the searches, but it´s hard – Very Hard!

Well I probably allready said enough or too much so I rest my case – I hope you will make a wise decision and succeed in it – what ever it might be. – Best Regards, Mika
(ps. bardon my english, there might be some spelling mistakes)

Ps. If there´s people willing to exchange links, please go to my new site at http://www.link-popularity.ws where you can exchange links with 20 sites at once.