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[Anonymous]

Looks good..

but spelling errors and grammar

Party Affiliates provide exlusive
Exlusive Promotions

might want to fragment the sentence under “helping affiliate webmasters world wide”

Since 2006 we developed – Since 2006 we have developed
and there affiliate marketing – and their affiliate marketing
terms than standard – terms than the standard

[burundi]

@chaosicq 228375 wrote:

Ok keep it straight and hounest please with your punches
Party Affiliates | Reputable Affiliate Program Exclusive Revenue share Deals

Looks really good. As Rak mentioned it needs a bit of work with the text content, but overall it looks and feels smooth. Layout is nice and colors are easy on the eyes.

Nice work

[nickname]

@Rak 228383 wrote:

Looks good..

but spelling errors and grammar

Party Affiliates provide exlusive
Exlusive Promotions

might want to fragment the sentence under “helping affiliate webmasters world wide”

Since 2006 we developed – Since 2006 we have developed
and there affiliate marketing – and their affiliate marketing
terms than standard – terms than the standard

Thanks thats the sort of feedback I need have fixed those errors and still finding a few more, I expected as much and I will be improving the text content over the next few weeks.

[abbykung]

I really like your website design, its so unique and easy on the eyes. Usually most casino sites look a little bit similar, but yours is totally different. You’ve got a very talented designer I have to say Nice work.

[winner.com]

HI, it does look nice I would change anything about the look. But here are a couple of thoughts

1) If you are looking to get hits for ‘reputable affiliate programs’ maybe it should also be on your page somewhere’ a nice h1 tag – if it is on the page I couldn’t find it

PLUS when I searched for reputable affiliate programs – your casino blasters was the top hit for you (# 75 on google – approx)

but number 2 for party affiliates – right under party partners

You might want to use other keywords like, honest, safe, won’t rip me off, casino affiliate reviews – you are there for the last one # 80 or so

2) I really think you should have links to the casinos each aff. program has (with your aff ID in the link) just in case someone is looking to gamble – inturn move the ‘top brands’ to the top of each page individual aff programs review.

[nickname]

@Shotgunpete 228422 wrote:

HI, it does look nice I would change anything about the look. But here are a couple of thoughts

1) If you are looking to get hits for ‘reputable affiliate programs’ maybe it should also be on your page somewhere’ a nice h1 tag – if it is on the page I couldn’t find it

PLUS when I searched for reputable affiliate programs – your casino blasters was the top hit for you (# 75 on google – approx)

but number 2 for party affiliates – right under party partners

You might want to use other keywords like, honest, safe, won’t rip me off, casino affiliate reviews – you are there for the last one # 80 or so

2) I really think you should have links to the casinos each aff. program has (with your aff ID in the link) just in case someone is looking to gamble – inturn move the ‘top brands’ to the top of each page individual aff programs review.

Thank you for taking the time to give a good review, I only uploaded the site a couple of days ago so search engine results are probably not to going to be accurate for the new template just yet. h1 tags and keyword targeting yes I do need to look at that and adjust the h1 tags and do some on page seo, The affiliate links I actually wanted to keep to a minimum, I built the site to try and help everyone get a better deal and the affiliate links are a necessity to incorporate the offer, as you can see I have listed programs without any aff links, most affiliate companies have said they will up the sub affiliate revenue something I have turned down in favour of better webmaster deals . I will also consider linking the images to the sites as you suggested.

I think the next few weeks will tell me a lot more about what I need to do as far as seo is concerned I just wanted to give google a chance and see what it decides to rank the site for first.

[nickname]

Have revamped the main page and added a video introdution, check it out and let me know what you think thanks.

[Garrick Thomes]

looks good i think once you straighten out your onsite seo and some grammar issues you will do fine with this site.

[Anonymous]

very nice design. on the affiliate program pages, having a comparison chart could help with conversions. good work, keep it up!

[abbykung]

@chaosicq 228697 wrote:

Have revamped the main page and added a video introdution

I liked the original design, and like the revamped version too I’m a big fan of sites with a video introduction, looks much more professional. Nice work my friend :Nod:

[nickname]

@Big Fish 230031 wrote:

very nice design. on the affiliate program pages, having a comparison chart could help with conversions. good work, keep it up!

Thats a very good idea and i will get to work on that thank you.

[kano]

@michaela26 230033 wrote:

I’m a big fan of sites with a video introduction, looks much more professional.

While I think that video element is a crucial part of any homepage, I don’t think it should be used as an auto-played introduction, for several reasons:

1. The sound is loud & dramatic. It might either embarrass somebody who opened the site in a place where he wasn’t supposed to or if their speakers are on too high, or annoy people altogether because there are no controls that you can pause the video or mute the sounds/adjust the volume settings. The usual solution for these circumstances are to hit “back” or close the window as fast as you can, which are both obviously undesired options.

2. If someone has a bad internet connection the first impression they’ll have of your site is the video buffering itslef…

3. A lot of people don’t have patience for introductions and want to immidiately cut to the chase. In your case it would be the text headlines and not the content of the video.

All that being said, the video itself is impressive and looks like a high-quality production. For the reasons I mentioned above, I would have used the video not on auto-play but waiting for the user to press a noticeable play button on the video box.

[nickname]

@Omer 3D Poker 230438 wrote:

While I think that video element is a crucial part of any homepage, I don’t think it should be used as an auto-played introduction, for several reasons:

1. The sound is loud & dramatic. It might either embarrass somebody who opened the site in a place where he wasn’t supposed to or if their speakers are on too high, or annoy people altogether because there are no controls that you can pause the video or mute the sounds/adjust the volume settings. The usual solution for these circumstances are to hit “back” or close the window as fast as you can, which are both obviously undesired options.

2. If someone has a bad internet connection the first impression they’ll have of your site is the video buffering itslef…

3. A lot of people don’t have patience for introductions and want to immidiately cut to the chase. In your case it would be the text headlines and not the content of the video.

All that being said, the video itself is impressive and looks like a high-quality production. For the reasons I mentioned above, I would have used the video not on auto-play but waiting for the user to press a noticeable play button on the video box.

Have to agree with you working on adding a control panel. :clapper:

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