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Originally Posted by xpertadvice4u 
Clearer? Well, you said you were going to talk about *two* situations, but then listed *three*  |
LOL! I should read my posts through
(I originally intended to write about 2, then decided on 3)
Thanks for supporting my point of view guys!
Now my reply to xpertadvice4u's points about incentivized marketing:
Since I'm a new guy and won't attract many players, it seems like really the only way to go for now is to promote other affiliates (like PSO, PokerSavvy). That business model works out well for me, because:
-My only costs (so far) are $10 for web hosting
-I do not have to pay anyone (less work/responsibility for me, as well as lower risk)
-Players trust my advice more because I am referring them to big, established, reputable sites
-I can offer more deals, including no deposit deals, with no risk to me
-I can offer
better deals
Those last two points are what I strive for concerning my content. I want to show people where to find all the best incentivized deals (incl rakeback, etc.). If I only show my own deals, and my deal is not best, then I am lying to visitors (like 99% of affiliates, tbh - who advertise deals as 'the best' when they are clearly not). Except it's not called lying, it's marketing
But I still prefer to market the truth
There probably will be players who use my site to find deals, and they may commit some kind of fraud at that point. That can happen regardless of my site being there as 'middle man'. Advising players to clear cookies will not help them with their scam in any way.