GPWA Times Magazine Issue 29 at a Glance
Articles
While most social games are free to play, many offer significant revenue opportunities for affiliates. »
Google has come down hard lately on websites it deems spammy, so affiliates may need to update their websites to stay clear of penalties. »
Recent changes in the U.K.'s regulatory scheme will impact affiliates market the World Cup. »
Skill games -- often redesigned versions of game show brands or popular Web games -- offer an opportunity for affiliates to branch out from the usual online gambling suspects. »
Affiliates are not accustomed to the bureaucracies they are facing as New Jersey regulates online gaming. »
While New Jersey's online gaming operators as a whole have been criticized for not doing enough to work with land-based Atlantic City casinos, these four brands have been cross-promoting away. »
The licensing process for companies working with gaming operators varies by U.S. state, so it's important for companies to do their research. »
Other Interviews
Affiliate Interviews
From the Forums
Affiliate Manager Interviews
Adnan talks about building Affiliate Republik from the ground up after leaving the ComeOn! affiliate program, which he also helped build. »
Chris thinks social gaming is the wave of the future and he predicts that Facebook and Twitter will become a major part of the revenue model. »
Hannah has watched the online gaming industry grow for five years and she's convinced it will continue to grow in the next five years. »
APCW Wall of Shame
AGA members can't agree on how they feel about online gambling, so the organization as a whole has decided to remove its stance on the matter. This is not a good thing for the industry.»
