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A banner farm is basically a page filled with too many banners, post you url and we will take a look.
Im not sure if I apply my url is http://www.TheCappersForum.com
No sir,
it was 32red.com Bodog has actually approved me, but I have yet to post their banner.
You applied with this URL http://www.TheCappersForum.com at 32Red and they turned you down and cited the reason as your site being a banner farm?
Ya I went to their affiliate link and sent a request and got email back, stating that. Im over it, I just wanted to know what they meant.
Well, thats what it means, but it seems very strange that they would say this about a Forum based site.
Lee at 32red visits here daily and we can ask him for clarification or a re-evaluation if you would like.
Thanks for your help professor, thats ok. After thinking about it Wagerweb and VIP has casinos so I’ll just leave it at that. I just was looking for one “Casino” only thats all but I can do without, since my site is Sports betting heavy.
But I do have a ? for anyone who wants to field it. What strategy should I employ to get more signup’s? I don’t have too much experience in the affiliate field. In fact, Affiliate has always meant “Free” advertising for a pipe dream to me. But after reading some of these threads it seems it does work. My first 2 experieces with Affiliates was with SportsInteraction and Paradise, Both bad. SI I never signed people up, and Paradise flat out lies. On a good note (although, I have not seen any $$ yet) Wagerweb and VIP looks promising. What would some of you do, if you were me to increase signup’s etc?
