Do casinos lose popularity once they stop advertising here?

[Doan9269]

I expect that every advertisement opportunity should be an avenue to gain exposure and this cannot be limited to a particular platform, we should be able to see this forum as a way of getting reach to the public, because we pull traffic from here and the power of influence form bitcointalk cannot be overemphasize, any advantage to promote for a casino should be taken serious as it pays to advertise here than not.

[joeperry]

Is this forum mainly for starting out, or does staying active here still matter long term?

I'm not quite sure too however, most of the gambling platforms advertise here to boost their visibility since most of their target niche are here especially the cryptocurrency users and they can also start to build loyal customers and community. However, the forum is not only their target market, there's actually a lot of bigger targets out there, they might already finished targeting here and probably expand to further reach their target users, in case of sportsbet.io I'm sure they have a lot of loyal users here and most of us here know them already so there's no point to continue promoting it here, even new users or players might probably heard about them because they are now advertising in bigger markets, probably sponsoring team, social media ads, or probably commercials, etc.

I think they only lose visibility due to lack of visibility from their signature or ANN thread but they are don't lose popularity in general. The forum is good for starting out since most of the target users are here, staying active here of course do build credibility, visibility and trust too, it's much better if you they are active here and at the same time active in other promotional activities outside the forum.

[qwertyup23]

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Is this forum mainly for starting out, or does staying active here still matter long term?

It goes both ways- once you advertise your product or service in this forum, the power of advertising will continue until the said business cannot accommodate to pay such advertisement.

Ads also vary because you can see them not only on this forum but also to random websites and platforms. To give you a concrete example, there are random pop-out ads whenever I visit free streaming movie websites (or anime) and an advertisement of 1xbet would show. Additionally, some online gambling casinos have their respective banners and signature being posted on our local marketplace (shoppee, lazada, etc.) as a form of advertisement.

The question is, does advertisement in this forum mainly for starting out or for long-term? The answer is: BOTH.

The power of advertisement would continue because this is the main source of traffic and discussion in this forum. If a random person sees the signature of a person advertising an online gambling casino, they would visit that link and potentially be a customer. Lastly, they can also visit their respective ANN thread to see actual and concrete feedback of users.

[coin-investor]

So did they actually lose popularity, or just lose exposure here in Bitcointalk. Maybe fewer new users, but old users are still playing.
Not sure what the right answer is, so I'm just curious how others see it.

They can lose their popularity here because casinos that continue to advertise here will have a quick recall from new users compared to those casinos with no visibility here.

Is this forum mainly for starting out, or does staying active here still matter long term?

Visibility and branding are very important; those who reach a top status understand that what they need to stay relevant and popular is to market their platform and keep marketing, which is why Stake continues to advertise here and on every platform where it's legal to advertise casinos.

[Findingnemo]

After a certain point, their advertisement on the forum can feel saturated or not giving the results as they used to get so after running for about 4 or 5 years they might consider moving their signature funds for other kind of promotions since they already established their reputation and name here around the forum.

Once they stop their exposure for the new users will be less but they might be remember by everyone from that period.

[bettercrypto]

Advertising new casinos on this platform is a huge deal. That’s why some even hire reputed managers, because they know how large the worldwide gambling community is here something I’ve witnessed personally over my years on this platform.

Therefore, forum advertising contributes significantly to a casino's brand recognition. If a new casino enters with a solid marketing strategy and a dedicated budget for signature campaigns, it truly becomes an effective method.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

I’ve seen a lot of casinos start here, run signature campaigns, post promos, reply to users, and slowly build a name. Over time they became popular, partly because they were very visible in the forum. But what happens when they stop doing all that?

If they've built trust and got a good clients base, then stopping may only deny them new clients that may be interested from their awareness here on the forum.

Take Sportsbet.io for example. They already left the forum, but the casino itself is still active. I can still access it and people are still using it.

Hopefully they went off to try somewhere else, there are various other forums that casinos can market their brands too.

So did they actually lose popularity, or just lose exposure here in Bitcointalk. Maybe fewer new users, but old users are still playing.
Not sure what the right answer is, so I'm just curious how others see it.

Is this forum mainly for starting out, or does staying active here still matter long term?

There are traffic on various sites and forums, here is one of them, some casinos may have started elsewhere before coming here, it's not a must that the forum is the starting point.

Staying active here matters since the more people see you around, their confidence is reinstated that you're still very much in business.

[justinlamode]

I think the answer is a yes because most casinos that stopped advertising here usually do not have much people from here talk about them. They may have users from other places but many people here rarely use such casinos. The reason I prefer playing on casinos that have active presence here is because I can easily share my experience with them and get help or solution to any problem. Unlike casinos that we don't know where their playing community is.

[Smartprofit]

I think this discussion is a bit abstract. 🙋

I don't know what "loss of popularity" means... Is it a 10 percent drop in online casino traffic? Or 20 percent? Or 50 percent? The CFOs of those online casinos that advertised on the Bitcointalk forum and then stopped doing so could (theoretically) tell us about it. However, they won't tell us anything. Such information is a trade secret. This information is not disclosed to outsiders.

It's safe to say that advertising on the Bitcointalk forum increases the popularity of online casinos. That's why so many online casinos advertise on our forum. Furthermore, many online casinos resume their advertising campaigns on our forum after a break. This, in my opinion, suggests that they see economic benefits in this (including increased popularity and increased player traffic to their site). However, I personally cannot provide any specific figures to support this assertion.  I don't have them.💁

[TopTort777]

Short answer yes.

But the real answer is YES and NO

Casinos that ran advertisement campaigns here already built brand recognition. There are casinos that have finished their signature campaigns, but are on first pages of gambling section all the time. This effect was gained because campaigns were running for months and years. There is even a casino, that ran signature campaign once years ago, but its topic is one of the most discussed. The answer is NO , because  there is casino that ran signature campaign here for a long time, it was one of the biggest campaigns. But one day this casino decided to limit and ban some of its users. Later is has finished signature campaign (but later reopened it), and its topic started losing activity.

[Nathrixxx]

The more a brand is being represented here the better they get more exposure as expected, because seeing their brand being fully represented signifies a lot about what they offer and their eminent presence on the forum, once they stop the advertisement, then everything about further exposure they should earn stops and more people are no longer seing them as part of the visible gambling platform being represented here on the forum.

[ovcijisir]

Just wondering about this, nothing deep or well thought out.

I’ve seen a lot of casinos start here, run signature campaigns, post promos, reply to users, and slowly build a name. Over time they became popular, partly because they were very visible in the forum. But what happens when they stop doing all that?

Take Sportsbet.io for example. They already left the forum, but the casino itself is still active. I can still access it and people are still using it.

So did they actually lose popularity, or just lose exposure here in Bitcointalk. Maybe fewer new users, but old users are still playing.
Not sure what the right answer is, so I'm just curious how others see it.

Is this forum mainly for starting out, or does staying active here still matter long term?

I think that with big competition among the all the casinos they need constant presence on the forum to attract or keep their users. Not only to keep the casino visible, but also to keep users informed about promotions and events.

Even though most of the casinos have shorter advertising campaigns there are some that had campaigns that lasted for years (like betcoin.ag) so they probably saw some return of investement. Unfortunately I dont think there is any public statistic that could back up my claim, and if someone on forum knows more about that issue it would be campaign managers or casino representatives.

[acroman08]

They just lose exposure here in the forum. Keep in mind that the forum isn't the only platform out there where casinos can advertise their website. So, if they left the forum, they could still be advertising on other platforms.

Is this forum mainly for starting out, or does staying active here still matter long term?

No, the forum isn't just for starting out. There have probably been casinos who has been operating for several years before coming here to the forum. As for staying active here still matters in the long term, maybe, I mean, if they have an ANN thread here, it would be a great way to connect and engage with the gambling community.

[TastyChillySauce00]

They're only losing the popularity where they were stop advertising their service. However, it's not also guarantee them in boosting their traffic when they moved their advertisement too. Other than that forum is just a place to gain more exposure, and it's not the place to starting out. Many gambling sites were already exist even before they started their advertisement here.

[michellee]

If casinos gain popularity here, they will get loyal customers who will always choose the casino to playing gambling even if they stop advertising in this forum, their loyal customers will use the casino.

Maybe the number of gamblers may decrease following they stop promoting their casino here but they can gain more customers from other places.

This forum is not a place to promote so maybe they want to try with others and see the results. If they decide to continue their business, they will figure out other promoting ways besides using forum.

But if they can staying active here and spreads more promotion, that will help them gaining more popularity.

[macson]

Not really. Their initial goal with the signature campaign here was to build their reputation, as it's the world's largest Bitcoin forum. But for whatever reason, they stopped their signature campaign there, but it won't diminish their popularity, as there are still many other online platforms where they actively market their site.

You can see several casinos that no longer run their signature campaigns on this forum, yet they remain operational to this day. This proves they're still operating without running their campaigns here. However, their traffic from this forum may have decreased drastically.

[mcdouglasx]

The campaigns that have withdrawn from the forum, I suppose they had that plan from the beginning, to use the forum as a kind of rocket to space (popularity) and once there, without gravity (with a user base) they decided not to use that rocket, but with time it is possible that they will return, since it is simply a matter of marketing and not everyone is managed in exactly the same way.

[Zadicar]

Just wondering about this, nothing deep or well thought out.

I’ve seen a lot of casinos start here, run signature campaigns, post promos, reply to users, and slowly build a name. Over time they became popular, partly because they were very visible in the forum. But what happens when they stop doing all that?

Take Sportsbet.io for example. They already left the forum, but the casino itself is still active. I can still access it and people are still using it.

So did they actually lose popularity, or just lose exposure here in Bitcointalk. Maybe fewer new users, but old users are still playing.
Not sure what the right answer is, so I'm just curious how others see it.

Is this forum mainly for starting out, or does staying active here still matter long term?

It would be depending on the budget but actually we dont really know after they have launched a campaign into this forum .We do know that as a crypto based casino then this forum itself has the biggest traffic when it comes to crypto audience and as a business owner then it would be just that right that you would be mainly consider out this place. On the moment that they had been able to get that demand and recognition then it will be that up to them whether they would be continuing to market or run their signature or they would completely stop as they had already established their brand/name? Or they have focused up their budget on their marketing in other ways on which we know that there are other options rather than on focusing into this forum alone.

We do know that marketing does have that different ways or methods as long it would be giving out that exposure or positive results towards the company then they are the ones who would be making out such decision on which it would be for the good for the entire business. Stopping their sig campaigns doesnt mean that they have lost popularity. It is just that they might have other options or ways to sustain their marketing or exposure.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

They just lose exposure here in the forum. Keep in mind that the forum isn't the only platform out there where casinos can advertise their website. So, if they left the forum, they could still be advertising on other platforms.

I think the same. On the one hand, new casinos can gain a good customer base here, and others that have been around longer can get a boost. But a casino that is already well known here, that has been running a signature campaign for years and decides to leave, surely thinks that it has already gotten everything it could out of here and prefers to continue with other, more modern forms of advertising. In principle, all this does is lose potential customers from the forum, but they can gain new ones elsewhere.

[rdluffy]

These campaign metrics are something I'm always curious about and would like to know more about, but I think it's impossible to measure the reach of campaigns, time spent on signature campaigns, visits, new users, etc.
Casino owners and managers can certainly measure some of the advertising they do here on the forum, but I think that in general we can only analyze a little and make assumptions

I strongly believe that signature campaigns work, and they work both for new casinos and for casinos that have been here for years
An ANN topic to make your presence known and solve problems is also very important

This is still a relevant community
In addition to registered users, there are visitors who do not post but always access the forum

My brief answer would be that it does lose some of its popularity, since it will be displayed less often here and users tend to use the services that are available here