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How to Launch a Poker Site Network – for Beginners

Randy Ray — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 18:57:19 +0000

Most poker webmasters who’ve been a this a while already have a poker site network. This post isn’t specifically for them, but they might benefit from it anyway. This post describes (for the beginner poker webmaster) how to launch a poker site network. I offer one way of launching a network, but it’s not the only way. It might not even be the best way. But it’s a good examp...

Why Content is King

Randy Ray — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 12:19:44 +0000

Why Content is King Before you bash your head against the keyboard in exasperation at stumbling across yet another “content is king” article, give me a few seconds to convince you this one is worth your time. If you read what I have to say and apply these principles to your own efforts, your websites will be more successful and you’ll make more money. Instead of just yammering “content is ...

Poker SEO Radio

Randy Ray — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 16:32:06 +0000

I was on Jeremy’s poker affiliate radio show last week with Michael Martinez. I thought I’d write some answers to some of the questions that were on the agenda for the show here on my blog, so that they aren’t exclusively “poker SEO radio” issues. What’s the value of getting a DMOZ link? How do you get a poker site accepted to DMOZ? A DMOZ link is a valuable lin...

Poker Website Questions and Answers

Randy Ray — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 16:43:02 +0000

Here are some of the questions about poker websites that people ask, along with my answers: How to make a poker website? Making a poker website is simple but not easy. Come up with a niche, write honest and compelling content, and figure out a way to publish it to the Internet. Treat your poker website like it’s the only asset you and your family will ever own and make your business decisio...

Why Rewriting the Same Article Over & Over Again is a Waste of Time

Randy Ray — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 19:02:49 +0000

Last week or the week before, I don’t remember now, someone at one of the forums asked if it was a good idea to have the same article rewritten 1000 times so that she could submit it to 1000 different article directories. I think she said something about writing 10 pages of content a day, or something like that. I told her she’d be a lot better off coming up with a single page of reall...