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Roo wrote:

This article is written as starting point for newbie’s to the industry or for those who may be considering adding other gaming options to an existing site or setting up a new site but in a different sector, such as bingo.

nice! roo you’re awsome thanks for sharing your knowledge it’s good stuff…keep um coming! :woohoo: :capmiami: :clapper:

[Anonymous]

Roo,

You cease to amaze me… keep it coming…

See you in oz very soon!!!

[Anonymous]

Hi Roo, thanks for sharing.

[Anonymous]

Great article, Roo! :bigsmile:

[Anonymous]

Thanks very much for the info, now thats taking things to a new level. greek39

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the feedback guys…

I hope that it helps the community…

If anyone has suggestions on future articles you would like to see please let me know and I will see what I can do.

Roo

[Anonymous]

Excellent article. Thanks. We need this type of posts here in order to keep people on the edge.

I only have one comment regarding banners and link pages:

you said:

So the trick is to match the banner with the landing page and the promotion.

An example of this is a Bingohall.com $5 Free Banner that Links to a $5 Free landing page that automatically adds $5 to that players account when they sign up from that page. Click the banner below and see how seamless the transition between the banner and landing page is.

I think what you’re saying is true but as a player I would have a problem with the landing page. The landing page matches very well the banner but does not have any link. The first thing I would do is to go to the homepage and see the rules for this promo, and information about the provider. I would not sign up without knowing anything more than the landing page has.

One more time it depends on your targeted audience. An experienced user would not sign up on that landing page…I think.

[Anonymous]

sharpgambler wrote:

Excellent article. I think what you’re saying is true but as a player I would have a problem with the landing page. The landing page matches very well the banner but does not have any link. The first thing I would do is to go to the homepage and see the rules for this promo, and information about the provider. I would not sign up without knowing anything more than the landing page has.

Thanks for the feedback Filipe. I see why you are called sharpgambler.

On that particular landing page the link not being on the page is an over site, as I agree that many potential prospects will want to see the homepage and other information before playing for real.

Cheers,

Roo

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