In the first article in our Starting and Running a Poker Site series we discussed the first steps for planning your new poker website.

After reading through that article, you should have a basic understanding of picking the name and general focus of your site. Will you be doing a poker directory? Will you be doing a poker feed site? Maybe you’ll do a poker review site. Whatever the case, you should start off by focusing your energies in one direction, and only plan to branch out when you’ve been successful with your narrow niche. Once you’ve picked your site topic, then you select a site name. The site name is important for a variety of reasons, both in the branding sense and in the search engine optimization sense.

Moving On

In this article, we assume that you’ve already selected your niche and your name. Now we’ll move on to the steps necessary for getting your site organization, infrastructure and content in place.

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I didn’t win all of the $564 at JWG.  $464 was won at JWG, and as I’ve explained in a previous post much of this money - I would estimate about half - was won because there was a bug in their site.  The remaining $100 I won at Hold’em Poker. 

I started playing at Hold’em Poker because I joined this site called Emperesspoker, where you get paid to click on links to poker rooms (I know pathetic).  You get $5 for joining the site and you need to click on $195 worth of links in order to get any money from them (you can click on about $.5 worth of links a day).  You also need to become a real money player at one of their affiliated poker rooms, such as Hold’em Poker. 

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