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Quite possible if you ask me. Its been online since 2001 so assuming its been casino related that time then there is no reason to suspect it isn’t true.
ive seen this site b4…
but in wich context
hum…Anything is possible….yes it is an old site.
Doubtful. Only 45 pages, no off page SEO done to it, and poor on page SEO. The traffic must be from referrals (paid advertising, CPC), which is not QUALITY traffic. However, it does have a high traffic rank according to Alexa.com (http://www.alexa.com/data/details/traffic_details?q=www.online-gambling-strategy.com&url=online-gambling-strategy.com)
I’d guess that this site gets about 400-450 unique a day (somehow, LOL).
That’s one of the “Rich Jerk’s” sites. My guess is that he made that he MIGHT have made that kind of money when you could still run Google Adwords and Overture ads, but that was a long time ago, wasn’t it? (And that was an example of good quality CPC traffic.) The overall impression that I get of the Rich Jerk is that he exaggerates his earnings wildly as a marketing technique.
There are better marketing gurus to use as role models.
No way no how. I can show you 10 sites I have older than that.
Brian
Quote:Copyright – Online-Gambling-Strategy.com, 2003Not so old, 45 pages only… 15k~20k/month for past 2 years?!?!
I would agree with the latest assessments, no way that single site made that much. However, I think this person might have numerous sites most with similar color/design schemes so it is possible across his entire network of sites he makes that much.
But who really cares?
It cares because people who think they can make a quick buck can jump in. They are way to late, and this guy is a tolal dreamer and I will call him a liar. We know the biz and the numbers, I hate scammers.
Brian
For the heck of it I looked up the ranking on Alexa and started checking who
the other casinos that visitors from online-gambling-strategy.com are managed by.On Ice Media
116 W service Rd PMB #353
Champlain, NY
12919I counted 10 that are run by the same outfit and there were more to check yet. If there is 15-20K a month made, it may be off all of them.
Barry
http://www.best-online-casinos-and-gambling-bonuses.com
http://www.online-gambling-and-sports-betting-advice.comWas checking a little more about On Ice Media and found their home website
called http://www.onicemedia.com. If you check their website and check them on alexa they don’t even show up in the rankings.If you click on their home page the link Casino Portal Network you are then taken to their website called http://www.casinoportalnetwork.com. They make claims that their casino portal members reach over 150,000 visitors a month. Their alexa ranking is 1,297,948. They are also owned by On Ice Media.
Has anybody ever dealt with this company and if they have what do they have to say about them.
barrymo
http://www.best-online-casinos-and-gambling-bonuses.com
http://www.online-gambling-and-sports-betting-advice.comAdioKing wrote:Doubtful. Only 45 pages, no off page SEO done to it, and poor on page SEO. The traffic must be from referrals (paid advertising, CPC), which is not QUALITY traffic. However, it does have a high traffic rank according to Alexa.com (http://www.alexa.com/data/details/traffic_details?q=www.online-gambling-strategy.com&url=online-gambling-strategy.com)I’d guess that this site gets about 400-450 unique a day (somehow, LOL).
You can’t trust Alexa for accurate traffic ranks. Their traffic ranks are based on people who use Alexa. Try setting your home page to Alexa and then spend a few days going to your website over and over. You will see your rankings climb fast. Alot of marketers use this as a false tool to show their traffic ranks.
ewhitaker wrote:You can’t trust Alexa for accurate traffic ranks. Their traffic ranks are based on people who use Alexa. Try setting your home page to Alexa and then spend a few days going to your website over and over. You will see your rankings climb fast. Alot of marketers use this as a false tool to show their traffic ranks.Couldn’t agree more. Alexa is a good tool as a guide. The larger a site is, the more accurate it’s stats are going to be due to a larger sample size.
If you want real data you’re gonna have to fork out the $$$ for hitwise….which, btw, is money well spent
