What is the best way to find donors for gambling niche? ( outreach)
- Thread starter ElenaB77
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- Jul 29, 2008
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For gambling, I’d focus on finding sites that already publish related content rather than relying on generic guest post lists.
Search competitors’ backlink profiles, Google search operators and niche specific blogs, then vet each site for real traffic, topical relevance and a clean backlink profile.
Search competitors’ backlink profiles, Google search operators and niche specific blogs, then vet each site for real traffic, topical relevance and a clean backlink profile.
- Oct 18, 2008
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When it comes to gambling, I generally source potential links from competing backlink analysis, Ahrefs/Semrush, niche-specific search, and checking the sites with actual organic traffic.
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I would check which websites link to casino software and betting data companies to find more gambling sites that accept guest posts.
Pearl King
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Look for casino and sports betting blogs that accept guest posts, and check their traffic before paying for a link.
sarat
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That’s a good point. In addition to that, I would see whether the website has any traffic coming through relevant gambling keywords. There are many websites out there which have traffic but no niche presence.
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You can get backlinks if you do a competitor analysis and get backlinks from wherever your competitors get theirs as well.
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what i do start with competitor backlink analysis and Google searches using local gambling related keywords. Check relevant blogs, sports sites, and local publishers, then verify their organic traffic, backlink profile, and audience before reaching out.
Nastrz
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man in gambling nobody gives you a donor.. the ones that say yes want 300 for a page that falls out of the index in 3 months. i stopped looking. 3 or 4 real placements a year, niche edits on pages that rank for a gaming term, thats the whole outreach budget. everything else is a layer i own.. buffer sites and parasites in front of the money site, automated tier 2 off a verified list pointed at those so they stay indexed. the money site never sees the automated stuff. outreach is for the top of that, not for volume
- Jan 20, 2013
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TBH, if you're planning to do your own outreach, start by analysing your competitors' backlink profiles. You'll find plenty of potential websites that are already linking to businesses in your niche.
If you're targeting a specific country or region, look at the leading websites, industry publications, and local blogs in that market. Try reaching out to them with relevant content ideas rather than just asking for a backlink.
Also, check where your competitors are getting links from, identify gaps in your own backlink profile, and prioritise relevant sites that have genuine traffic and are likely to reach your target audience. This gives you a much better starting point than doing random outreach.
If you're targeting a specific country or region, look at the leading websites, industry publications, and local blogs in that market. Try reaching out to them with relevant content ideas rather than just asking for a backlink.
Also, check where your competitors are getting links from, identify gaps in your own backlink profile, and prioritise relevant sites that have genuine traffic and are likely to reach your target audience. This gives you a much better starting point than doing random outreach.
- Oct 20, 2013
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As advised above, you can start with competitor backlink analysis to find relevant gambling and betting websites. You can also try Google search operators to discover casino review sites, sports betting blogs, and gaming news publishers.
Another option is to explore gambling affiliate networks and casino software providers to identify publishers in the same niche. Before reaching out, check their organic traffic, indexing, topical relevance, and outbound link quality, etc.
Another option is to explore gambling affiliate networks and casino software providers to identify publishers in the same niche. Before reaching out, check their organic traffic, indexing, topical relevance, and outbound link quality, etc.