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That link doesn’t work for me. Maybe my connection though – DSL is down and I am on dial up again.
It wouldn’t make much sense to have a search engine that only allows casinos.
Well guess Tim Rosenberg is the guy
Did he give you any prices for search listings?
This is as tangled a bunch of information as I have heard in a long time.
Ok, so we are at Tim Rosenberg is now the owner of Gambling.com and he says portals are welcome to advertise even though the Captain was rejected.
Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue.
:bath:It get’s a little more weird, the link I posted for their advertising has some pricing but it also says you cannot promote other competing sites? Here is the quote “No links to other portals or competitive sites can be used “
His email said no problem and you could even buy key words as long as your site was relative to the words you buy.
I never said that Tim was the owner, he happened to respond to my email I sent to the site, do not know his relationship there.
Very strange,
Brian
Rosenerg could just be running it and Johnson could be owning it.
That sounds really confusing, Islandmaan!
Then check out the DNS on it
Newbold Enterprises Limited (GAMBLING32-DOM)
Seaton House
Seaton Place
St Helier, Jersey JE1 1BG
JEDomain Name: GAMBLING.COM
Administrative Contact, Technical Contact:
Bennett, Nicola (36672491P)
Newbold Enterprises Limited
Seaton House
Seaton Place
St Helier, Jersey JE1 1BG
JE
44 20 7725 7064Record expires on 08-Oct-2010.
Record created on 23-Jan-1997.Domain servers in listed order:
DNS1.COLOSSEUM.COM 216.95.249.3
DNS2.COLOSSEUM.COM 216.95.249.4I just took a look at the new gambling.com I looked up casino portal and golden palace is advertising… doesn’t seem to be something that should come up for that term. I also clicked on advertising and there is no where to sign up?
Gambling.com also removed all of its old content. People no longer have a reason to go there. If casinos and casino portals remove all those gambling.com graphics and links, it wont take too long before the website is no where to be found in search engines. Unless gambling.com feed the results to third parties like dogpile, i really dont see the benefit of advertising there.
That’s just my 2 cents,
Antoine
Thats correct – if webmasters remove all those front page links back to gambling.com – it wont be long and they will be out of the top positions!
