I thought some of you might want to see this. This is an article about a project we worked on for my Twilight sites, and after chatting with John Chow he posted it on his site.

The original article can be found here: http://www.onlinepokerseo.com/700-in...subscriptions/

Originally we planned on posting it on Arkansas Gambler, but I thought it was a better fit on my SEO website.

Anyway, you can see the article which is about email marketing...

Hey guys and gals,

The members of PAL have always been good to me, and if not for Jeremy, Party Riches, PAW, PAL, and several members here I would be where I am today. I've been trying hard to create a resource for new affiliates on my personal blog and my Poker SEO site as a way of giving back.

Anyway, a couple topics that have been requested I've tried to cover with my last few posts. I hope you guys get something from them that help you make money! Also please...

We all have our own points of view of marketing, seo, and making money in general. We are all very strong willed business men and women and I encourage everyone to try different thing and never let anyone tell you what you "have" to do to make money or have a good quality website. Work hard, have goals, and keep the eye on the prize!

We all have our own way of doing things, that's not usually a right or wrong thing, it is what it is.

The first article is...

Hey everyone,

MikeW was nice enough to make a guest post on my Blog, its a great post which discusses "Managing your time as a growing affiliate"

Thanks again to Mike as there is a ton of great info in this article. Also I want to invite everyone to leave a comment with your link.

Hey guys,

I thought everyone would want to check out this guest post GregW (Poker Bank) made on my blog this morning. I'm truly honored that he and a few other well know webmasters would take the time to do this.

If you don't know who GregW is, then you need to check out his site The Poker Bank which is one of the best Poker Strategy websites on the web.

Here is part of his Article:

1) Simple is almost always better.

There...