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2012 is certainly proving to be the year for iGaming Affiliates to join the Mobile Revolution. And with so many affiliates inquiring the best ways to get their nobile strategies off the ground, we’re delivering a webinar to help guide the way.
Join CAP & iGaming Mobile Expert Henrik Mandal (founder of Kyoogi)
When: Tues. June 26th at 9:00 am PST (Find Your Time Here)
Registration Link: [Webinar]: Creating a Mobile Strategy: Converting Mobile Users Into Real Money Players
What You’ll Take Away:- Understand what the exisiting challenges are for mobile gaming affiliates (and solutions)
- Learn about Mobile Affiliate Tracking
- Know how the Customer Registration Process Works
- Discover the best converting Mobile Landing Pages
- What Offers work the best for Casinos & Sportsbook Traffic
Register Today & Reserve Your Space for the Webinar. Limited Seating Available!
Click Here to Register Now!Just 1 Week Away… Are you Ready?
Bottom line, Mobile Marketing in the iGaming Space is growing tremendously and the opportunities for affiliates are endless. It’s all about hitting the market with a concrete plan, and fully understanding how to convert mobile users to REAL MONEY PLAYERS.
Join us next Tuesday at 9:00 am PST for our Free Webinar. Henrik Mandal is gearing up for an incredibly valuable webinar, and will be uncovering some tried-and-true techniques that every iGaming affiliate can apply.
Limited Seats Available! Register for the Mobile Webinar Here
We just wrapped up the practice webinar session with Henrik Mandal… Tomorrow’s webinar is absolutely going to deliver some GREAT info and tips to our audience.
Seats are filling up pretty quickly! We highly suggest you register sooner than later. Here is the registration page just in case:
[Webinar] Creating a Mobile Strategy: Converting Mobile Users Into Real Money Players
We just kicked off the Live Mobile Webinar with Henrik Mandal… and registrants are still lining up. We actually have about 18-20 seats left in the webinar. Great presentation lined up ahead… plus a solid Q & A Session with the expert himself.
Sign-up and Join us while there’s still time:
Last Chance to Register- Click Here!Great webinar.
I like the tips about setting up your site to automatically redirect mobile visitors from youdomain.com to m.youdomain.com
I’t less of a hassle than a separate .mobi and certainly takes fullest advantage of visitors being both mobile and computer based.
Now all I have to do is find a script and create a true mobile version.
I wish there was a free wordpress mobile theme with a clean white uncluttered look. I’m currently using mobius and the color options are dark – and it includes a sidebar – which seems to be anti-mobile friendly even when left blank.
@CCJ 241698 wrote:
Hello All,
We enjoy the webinars that the CAP offers
So happy to hear! Were you able to join in on today’s webinar?
@rmeeuwsen 241695 wrote:
Great webinar.
I like the tips about setting up your site to automatically redirect mobile visitors from youdomain.com to m.youdomain.com
I’t less of a hassle than a separate .mobi and certainly takes fullest advantage of visitors being both mobile and computer based.
Now all I have to do is find a script and create a true mobile version.
I wish there was a free wordpress mobile theme with a clean white uncluttered look. I’m currently using mobius and the color options are dark – and it includes a sidebar – which seems to be anti-mobile friendly even when left blank.
rmeeuwsen… Can I just say that you are a Superstar?!? Thanks for attending today’s webinar and for giving such great feedback. Hopefully the info shared will be of help to you!
@JillO 241704 wrote:
So happy to hear! Were you able to join in on today’s webinar?
Yes, we listened and asked questions while we were working on our sites today. It’s great to be able to listen and learn while you’re working.
The webinar also confirmed a few things we have already done on our mobile site.
Thanks Jill and Henrik!
Henrik should post his contact information on this thread.
Hi JillO and everyone who joined in the seminar
I agree, the webinar has provided a good insight into mobile marketing and which approach to take when it comes down to your own strategy. I suppose, some of the stuff I already knew, but it’s always good to reiterate.
Interesting was the discussion, in which ‘format’ to provide your mobile site in. I would usually agree to create a mobile friendly web version (not app) with only the key information visible. The obvious target here would be direct conversions via sign up buttons, direct access to games etc. (Customers = maybe the ones with ‘big fingers’ who miss smaller objects on the screen?)
However, what about mobile users who browse your site for information and not a direct conversion? Would a complete mobile friendly approach with only key elements not exclude these users? The ones that are looking for info and not the Play Now button only. (Customers = the ones that also zoom in on their screens?). I guess there is no one solution.
In regards to creating mobile friendly sites, I will do a little research. I’ve worked with some people who have been using some browser-based industry standard software, which appeared quite flexible when it comes to creating mobile friendly sites.
One thing I’m still wondering though is: If you look up a website optimized for desktop use on your mobile and click on an Affiliate link that redirects you to the mobile version of the Online Casino, is the registration still being tracked or lost? If there is mobile specific tracking, then I am guilty of still not having applied those (I have no website in place optimized for mobile use). Any ideas?
Cheers!
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Hi Hermski,
Those are some great questions. For users just looking for more information, I’d say put a button/link similar to those created for playing “Slots”, “BlackJack”, etc but it’d just say “More Info” or “Curious About Mobile Gaming?”.. Something along those lines and that link would just take them to a mobile friendly and dedicated page you created to give them additional info on mobile iGaming. On the bottom of that, of course, would be links to “Play Now”. I’m sure if you got with a mobile developer, they would be able to build you a button the same way they built the game buttons.
As far as the tracking, that is something I’d think is different with each and every affiliate program. I’d check with my AM before promoting their brands for mobile.
I’ve reached out to Henrik to see if he may have some time to join us on the forums.
Cheers,
John@InfluxJohn 241743 wrote:
Hi Hermski,
Those are some great questions. For users just looking for more information, I’d say put a button/link similar to those created for playing “Slots”, “BlackJack”, etc but it’d just say “More Info” or “Curious About Mobile Gaming?”.. Something along those lines and that link would just take them to a mobile friendly and dedicated page you created to give them additional info on mobile iGaming. On the bottom of that, of course, would be links to “Play Now”. I’m sure if you got with a mobile developer, they would be able to build you a button the same way they built the game buttons.
As far as the tracking, that is something I’d think is different with each and every affiliate program. I’d check with my AM before promoting their brands for mobile.
I’ve reached out to Henrik to see if he may have some time to join us on the forums.
Cheers,
JohnI too always wondered if we were actually getting credit for our mobile traffic. I believe Henrik said it was true for some mobile users accessing mobile sites. I had assumed that I had a better chance of actually getting credit when the user assessed via a desktop and registered from there.
Using a QR code that actually contains your aff link is much safer. (There are free QR code generators)
They can act like your own little url shorteners (slick)
@Hermski 241742 wrote:
Hi JillO and everyone who joined in the seminar
I agree, the webinar has provided a good insight into mobile marketing and which approach to take when it comes down to your own strategy. I suppose, some of the stuff I already knew, but it’s always good to reiterate.
Interesting was the discussion, in which ‘format’ to provide your mobile site in. I would usually agree to create a mobile friendly web version (not app) with only the key information visible. The obvious target here would be direct conversions via sign up buttons, direct access to games etc. (Customers = maybe the ones with ‘big fingers’ who miss smaller objects on the screen?)
However, what about mobile users who browse your site for information and not a direct conversion? Would a complete mobile friendly approach with only key elements not exclude these users? The ones that are looking for info and not the Play Now button only. (Customers = the ones that also zoom in on their screens?). I guess there is no one solution.
In regards to creating mobile friendly sites, I will do a little research. I’ve worked with some people who have been using some browser-based industry standard software, which appeared quite flexible when it comes to creating mobile friendly sites.
One thing I’m still wondering though is: If you look up a website optimized for desktop use on your mobile and click on an Affiliate link that redirects you to the mobile version of the Online Casino, is the registration still being tracked or lost? If there is mobile specific tracking, then I am guilty of still not having applied those (I have no website in place optimized for mobile use). Any ideas?
Cheers!
These are some phenomenal questions… We’ve reached out to Henrik to see if he can weigh in on this conversation and lend some advice. More to follow… hopefully soon!
FYI – Google blogger is mobile friendly.
If you access a site with a desktop/laptop you get a standard version.
If you access a site with a mobile phone (As I did from my desktop via firefox with the iphone emulator user agent switcher plugin : Create Mobile Website Checklist ) you get a mobile version with the option to ‘View web version’.
If affiliates want to play around and experiment, it is a great place to do it quickly,easily and for free. With one simple account you get free hosting and all the tech knowhow from google backing you up.
Example
Regular US Access – Free Mobile Bonuses
Mobile access from the US – Free Mobile Bonuses
Access from the UK – Free Mobile Bonuses
Mobile access from the UK – Free Mobile BonusesThere are of course limitations there. But if you link some items from a regular website of your own you can do more. It also has built-in default g+1, tweet and like buttons
