PokerAffiliatePrograms.com Relaunches with Poker Affiliates in Mind

The authority for online gaming affiliates involved in promoting online poker, PokerAffiliatePrograms.com, has re-launched with a new look and new resources. PAP features a collection of unique marketing articles, affiliate tools and marketing information free for webmasters. Their online community hosts conversations from the world's premier poker affiliates.

(PRWEB) November 22, 2007 -- Determined to fill a need in the in industry; PokerAffiliatePrograms.com (http://www.pokeraffiliateprograms.com) has re-launched their site to help poker webmasters find relevant marketing information and program details. The goal of the site is to enable poker affiliates by providing them the most current news along with marketing insights. Doing this allows affiliates to better develop their websites and fine tune their player acquisition methods. Additionally, affiliate programs are able to come to the site, interact with their affiliates and work closer together to build upon each other's success. PAP aims to be the premier destination for innovative poker affiliates and affiliate programs looking to develop relationships with the individuals responsible for building their business.

New additions to the site include exclusive program promotions, freeroll poker games and a daily marketing blog. The previous resources have all been updated as well including poker industry news, affiliate tools, a directory of leading programs and an affiliate community.

The new Resources section includes an all-inclusive marketing guide dubbed 'Poker Affiliate University.' This guide is a collection of nine articles that take a perspective gaming affiliate from onlooker to producing webmaster in a quick hour of reading. Rather than a traditional eBook, the PAP Resource page is a one stop collection of everything an affiliate would need to know in order to get a poker portal up and running. Included in the Resource Guide (http://www.pokeraffiliateprograms.com/resources.html) are three PAP exclusive tools useful in getting a new poker site ranked and indexed optimally in search engines. These tools include a Meta-Tag Generator, Index Pages and Spider Simulator tools. Even seasoned poker affiliates can learn something new from the 'Advanced Section' on the site.

The Affiliate marketing Blog (http://www.pokeraffiliateprograms.com/blog) is written each day by Greg Powell and features news, insight and marketing tips for those looking improve their poker player acquisition and retention methods. The blog is written in a factual, nothing to hide manner that discusses the real methods and practices used by super affiliates. New programs, promotions and campaigns are featured on the blog with tips on marketing to their full advantage. Greg's previous experiences working with poker affiliates and players alike come out into public view each week with real life examples of successes and failures within the online gaming industry.

Poker Affiliates are always encouraged to participate in the Community. New topics ranging from marketing news to playing cards to program feedback are discussed openly among affiliates in the PAP Forum. Affiliate Managers are active in helping answer questions concerning affiliate accounts and detailing new promotions useful to affiliates marketing efforts. New affiliates can gain insight from their industry mentors and learn tested marketing practices daily.

PokerAffiliatePrograms.com maintains its goal of empowering affiliates with the information and tools needed to become successful. Working closely with their 'All-In Programs' helps affiliates sort through the best offers available to them and places them one step closer the programs they are working with. Staying ahead of the market is the driving force behind PAP. "We are all affiliates ourselves here, so thinking like and sourcing valid content and information for affiliates is second nature to us. We want PAP to be the first place affiliates go when they need marketing advice; and be able to find it." - Greg Powell.

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