2007 was a dynamic, industry-changing year for affiliate marketing in the gaming sphere. With Europe emerging as the thriving market of 2007, what will 2008 hold for affiliate marketing? Nicky Senyard, CEO of Income Access, shares her views on affiliate marketing for the gaming community.

Montreal, Quebec, Canada (PRWEB) January 22, 2008 — Nicky Senyard, CEO of the Income Access Affiliate Network, can sum up the gaming industry in 2007 and forecast 2008 with one word: “Opportunity”.

2007 began with the industry still adjusting to the UIGEA era, where European players now represent over 70 percent of the global gaming market. Nicky Senyard underscores how Income Access’ longstanding and newly acquired clients deliver the top European online casino, poker, sportsbook and bingo properties to over 17,000 affiliates:

“At Income Access, we’re powering the affiliate gaming channel with affiliate marketing and management services for both our network and customized white labels.”

“These include industry-influential operators such as Victor Chandler, Sportingbet, Ladbrokes, Unibet, Lasseters, Jackpotjoy, Bingo.com, Apuestas, Big Bingo Profits and Wager Profits.”

“With even more big European brands coming on board in 2008, we’re delivering our affiliates a huge range of gaming offers to promote.”

That expansion and prevalence of gaming in Europe has allowed Income Access to stay on top of another of 2007’s top gaming trends: localization:
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Charlotte based marketing firm On Top Results, Inc., kick starts PC gaming resellers online sales.

Charlotte, NC May 30, 2007 — Ahmoze LLC, which provides an online blind auction website, was on the brink of selling their website before taking one more look at a marketing technique known as search engine optimization.

Natanya Walker, Vice President of Ahmoze LLC, turned to On Top Results Inc., a firm located in Charlotte, North Carolina. On Top Results created a marketing strategy based upon their budget that would allow them to increase their natural search engine rankings without the costly expenses of pay per click advertising.
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Some SEO consulting firms are enjoying strong success and a growing client base. The success of search engine marketing continues while other media suffer from ailing economies in specific industries. Bay Street SEO Company enjoyed an outstanding year in 2006 and is enjoying further growth this year. Revenues from search engine consulting projects increased 45% from 2005 with the acquisition of 5 new major clients. Substantial growth in outsourced SEO work from advertising agencies contributed to 2006’s improvements. 4 new client acquisitions in 2007 have provided a further growth of 25% over 2006 revenues. New clients include two real estate agencies. Satisfied with last year’s results, several clients are undertaking major new web site projects which will require complete SEO and SEM solutions. 2007 will be the firm’s best year.
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Income Access, the world’s only independent online gaming affiliate network and software provider, is proud to announce the appointment for new staff as part of the successful growth and expansion of the company. This growth solidifies Income Access’s position as the trusted leader of the online gaming affiliate marketing industry.

Montreal, Canada April 18, 2007 — Income Access, the world’s only independent online gaming affiliate network and software provider, is proud to announce the appointment for new staff as part of the successful growth and expansion of the company. This growth solidifies Income Access’s position as the trusted leader of the online gaming affiliate marketing industry.
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Second-Life-Gegenstände dürfen weiter versteigert werden

San Jose (pte/30.01.2007/13:00) - eBay verbietet auf seinen Seiten Auktionen mit virtuellen Gegenständen. Dies betrifft den Verkauf von Figuren, Währungen, Waffen und Wertgegenständen aus Online-Games wie etwa World of Warcraft www.wow-europe.com/de oder City of Heroes de.cityofheroes.com, berichtet der Branchendienst Cnet. Ausgenommen von dem Verbot sind aber virtuelle Dinge aus der Parallelwelt Second Life. (more…)

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