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Should You Buy Silver?

My good friend and entrepreneur, Jeremy Enke, along with partner Greg Powell, recently launched an affiliate program on Commission Junction for APMEX, aka the American Precious Metals Exchange. This is the exact same place where I have purchased from before. Now with the launch of this plan and the ‘hotness’ of the precious metals market right now have taken a good bit of Jeremy’s time away from the poker affiliation business. Hell that’s a good thing with the usual drama and overall BS’ness of the industry. I mean two affiliates are tied up on a legal lawsuit over ‘Mac Poker’ for god sakes.

Anyway, with the growing desire to continue to diversify outside of gambling affiliation, the idea of affiliating for precious metals made a lot of sense. Besides, I tell all my friends and family, and peers on internet forums why I think the answer to the question of should you buy silver or gold is a strong ‘yes’ for most people and making a site focused on gold and silver was a no brainer for me since this is something else that I am already very interested in, believe in, and can be passionate about.

I like buying silver because it has a low entry price point, especially compared to gold. It is liquid, anyone with any problem solving skills can liquidate an oz of silver fairly quickly, even faster than an ounce of gold.

Now I know this post really is not that much about poker affiliation but it is just one example of other markets that we can use our skills in gambling affiliation to quickly and easily create a money making website in other niches. Plus I needed a link to that site If you want to promote gold or silver then sign up to cj.com and search for the gold plan from APMEX. They offer $20 CPA’s that scale up to $40 and besides it is being led by the team we are already familiar with from over at PAL. Also it is virtually the only precious metal affiliate program on the market other than using something like ebay.

You can check out the APMEX Affiliates site for more info, listen to the gold affiliate radio show on Wednesdays, assuming they keep it up. (no more mac poker lawsuit calls please, lol wtf man).

Critique these Poker Dealing Banners for Affiliates

Dealer Training Affiliate Banners

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I am in the process of having banners created for our texas holdem dealing course and wanted to get some feedback. This is the 1st revision of the banners. I can’t change up the text as what it says but I can revise the images the colors and things of that nature. They are designed to grab the attention of the poker player and show them an opportunity to make good money doing something they are interested in already. Feel free to post your thoughts in the PAL thread requesting a critique of these poker dealing banners.

My thoughts are that pretty much these are about what I expected and I’m fairly happy with them. I think they will flow from the banner through the landing page fairly well even if the green colors are a little off. I think they should stand out being something a little different, they are not ‘too annoying’ but should get noticed. I think I need to change the roulette background image to something more poker dealing related…

What do you think be brutal, I have 5 free revisions I can work with so I would love feedback.

After awesome advice and critique from the members over at the PAL Forums, I revised them and they turned out like this: Poker Dealer Affiliate Banners

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“PooP’s” Posting Rules

Oyes, one of my favorite writers just made my day.

Ahh, the subtle mockery. I love it.

POOP’s Forum Posting Rules

CAP, PAP, Cardspike Drama Comes to a Head

Oh the irony

oh the folly

of Lou Fabaino

and Warren Jolly.

Well, who couldn’t see this train wreck coming a few months back?   With claims of embezzlement, millions stolen,  admissions and accusations,  we are proud to deliver the following:

• An “Email fro Lou” claiming Unauthorized Actions by Warren Jolly
• Warren’s post called ‘The Truth’ over at CAP
• Randy Ray Retires from PAP – good timing
  
• CasinoMeister’s Forum Thread on the subject
• Gambling Portal Webmasters Thread

I think this about sums it up the best.

Fuckin’ Cardspike and PAP

Man what the hell…CardSpike has gone all to shit or was always has been shit.  Gotta go blacklist the piece of content i did for them… PITA.  I.  Don’t waste your time or monies promoting them.  Long story short is they haven’t paid affiliates in forever.  Dealer Dan sums it up nicely again and stories have been appearing on the big poker media outlets like G911 and 2+2. Also props out to Kaus aka the online slots content producing machine for rounding up a ton of good articles on the situation.

And now to PAP…aka “prof’s house”

I pretty much stay out of the debates like these in the forums but the PAP dudes, other than Randy Ray, seriously can suck it.

Jeremy confirms what we all knew anyway…  c&d bs… lawsuits threatned… really?  That really what you want to do now?  Your best bet would be to just go quiet and let Randy Ray salvage what is left of the train wreck you created.  Whatever you are paying him, it isn’t enough.

It was you assholes who went on a banning spree.

It was you assholes who deleted threads for no good reason.

It was you assholes who went and fucked up your forums.  The PAP forums, when Randy first took over, were going great.  Sincerely… I mean Randy Ray had thoughtful, productive, and engaging content that had the forums going nearly about as best as they ever had been.  Then you guys start going all commando style ‘profs house’ bullshit.  Just suck it PAP, you blew it.  Morons.

Suck it PAP and suck it Cardspike.

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