Do casinos lose popularity once they stop advertising here?

[tvplus006]

...So did they actually lose popularity, or just lose exposure here in Bitcointalk. Maybe fewer new users, but old users are still playing. ..

Advertising occupies a key place in marketing and is aimed not only at attracting new participants, but also at retaining old ones. But it is possible that after the termination of advertising on the forum, the advertiser has found an effective replacement for him, which in their opinion is more effective.

[Cryptohygenic]

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?

Gambling platforms is purely business industry and owners must know how to spend more where it is being productive for the company.
Also, Platforms that has also made long term popularity to bring them new era of promoting and still profiting investors can take a break. The forum has also been a grace of success for lot of crypto casino's that has also had their promotional projects dumped and it is just doing well, while some companies flumps after loosing reliability to the forum because they forum plays an essential role in the signature campaigns of the casinos roo
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[Russlenat]

Advertising occupies a key place in marketing and is aimed not only at attracting new participants, but also at retaining old ones.

I’d say it’s 50-50. As a gambler, I still prefer casinos that are listed here and have an active ANN thread.
I feel more confident that way, because if I ever run into a problem, it’s more likely to get fixed faster than just relying on support alone.

When issues are public, people are watching. One wrong move can hurt a casino’s reputation, so that pressure works in our favor. That’s really the advantage, it builds more confidence for gamblers.

But it is possible that after the termination of advertising on the forum, the advertiser has found an effective replacement for him, which in their opinion is more effective.

More likely they just cut their budget here. If those ads were really working, they would’ve kept what actually matters, especially forum exposure, which is a big one.
I still see their ads on Meta, but that can be biased. Here, it’s different. High-rank users aren’t paid to talk, opinions are usually based on real experience. That’s the big difference.

[Onyeeze]

The answer is yes, because casinos get client who patronized them through advertisement so any casino that does not have advertisement the casino will lack players or gamblers to visit their platform but if they start advertising their casino from different platform they will have a traffic that will make the casino to be well-known to the society, that is why if Casino is not longer seeing people will not visit the website, let me use 777 coin as example, there was a time people were commending 777 coin, but now that the advert is no longer serious in this place I think is very difficult for some people that know the existence of such casino to visit the casino

[uneng]

They lose popularity inside crypto community, but if they migrate to mainstream advertisement, they don't lose popularity in general. It just means they are focusing on a new category of public as potential customers for the business. There are many kinds of customers casinos can focus, and sometimes when a big casino is focusing in a determined public, it's a wise idea to go on the opposite direction, focusing on a different public, instead of competing for the same customers.

I believe that is what casinos are doing here. The most popular ones sponsor sports' championships, clubs and display their ads on media channels, while the minor ones have to use alternative and cheaper methods to advertise their services, such as running signature campaigns on this forum.

[Nwada001]

They may stop running signatures and any form of paid advertisement on the forum, but that does not mean they are no longer advertising here. As long as their ANN is active in the forum, there is still going to be some exposure to them. People visit the thread and bump it up once in a while, but the only thing is they won't be much remembered like the ones whose ads are seen everywhere, but if they leave a good name, they might still continue to gain attention for a little longer after they leave.

[FirmWars]

The simple answer is a NO, a casino will not lose popularity once they stop advertising here because they have already obtained so many customers because they have advertised here before, but after they stop their promotion and also stop being active, it will be difficult for them to get new customers from here unless they are doing other marketing some where else because sometimes when a casino ends their promotion here, they probably wants to go try out something different too to compare the results.

[Ivystar5]

Basically I believe that the frequency in which we see this casinos here in the forum makes us see them or notice them when advertised outside the forum even though the forum helps in popularity yet is very important that we point out that with or without the forum casinos will still be popular at some point in time, so the forum helps which is one reason the forum is here and at the end the maintain popularity with this forum and loss it after a long term of not showing up.

[robelneo]

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?

Casinos lose their popularity when they start scamming. After their launch, they will build a user base here through marketing, and they will still maintain it, but new gamblers or those looking to add more casinos to their list will turn to casinos with ads here.
There are other platforms where they can advertise, where they think best suited to their budgets; some small casinos do not have the means to continue advertising here on Bitcointalk, or they are not impressed with the results.

[Yamifoud]

Just like you've said, people are still using it till now so it goes to say, the popularity remains even without bitcointalk exposure.

However, It's not the popularity that matters but the credibility they have built all throughout its existence, bitcointalk advertisements is just a starting point. It matters more on how good or bad the experiences of the users that will determine if they will keep coming back or just find some new platforms to explore.

The popularity remains, but its own credibility matters the most.

[Oluwa-btc]

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?

Absolutely they do lose popularity, imagine having so many competing casinos and then getting to stop the process of advertising it's slowing going to make them lose users as well as lose their popularity. One thing is being consistent and one's you get a slack back there's more privileged to other casinos to take over, but then a casino can still remain popular if they tend to render topnotch service provider to users and it means them being reputable casinos.

[Strongkored]

But what happens when they stop doing all that?
Is this forum mainly for starting out, or does staying active here still matter long term?

They may become less popular here but elsewhere they gain many players because of advertising there. This forum is not the only place for casinos to build their business, there are other places such as advertising on websites related to gambling like live score sites and so on. However, we can see many gambling sites that when advertising, they do it over a long period, meaning this forum becomes one of the places providing benefits for the development of their business.

[sunsilk]

The answer is yes, because casinos get client who patronized them through advertisement so any casino that does not have advertisement the casino will lack players or gamblers to visit their platform but if they start advertising their casino from different platform they will have a traffic that will make the casino to be well-known to the society, that is why if Casino is not longer seeing people will not visit the website, let me use 777 coin as example, there was a time people were commending 777 coin, but now that the advert is no longer serious in this place I think is very difficult for some people that know the existence of such casino to visit the casino

Your explanation has a good example. It's one of the known casino websites before that has various casino games.

Eventually, it has changed when they have been out of the forum and stopped their advertisement here. And I think we see the domino impact of it, from campaign to customer support. They're changing and becoming ugly.

With that example of yours, they're I think out of business and will take time to be back if ever they have plans of doing it.

[romero121]

Parallel to the marketing in our forum there'll be different form of promotions taking place in different platforms. When they stop advertising on our forum there'll be drop in visibility of the platform. For this reason platforms try to run promotional campaigns at specific time gap which doesn't affect their visibility. It is all about the platforms trustworthiness that brings in more and more users. Same as the promotions the different bonuses provided by the platforms keep the users long term.

[SamReomo]

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

For some casinos it matters a lot to stay on this forum for long term, take example of CoinoRoyale, it has been on the forum since 2013 if I recall it correctly and they're still on this forum and running a signature campaign as well.

There are other casinos that have been on the forum and are still here because they understand that advertising on this forum is vital for their success.

While, there are some casinos that have moved from here but it was their own choice, and surely overtime they'll lost players of this forum, and they might lose high exposure that they got from this forum, but if they want it then let it be.

[kawetsriyanto]

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.

Lose popularity or less popularity?
I think they will be less popularity only, they won't totally lose the popularity. Sure, becoming less exposure, it possibly lower people's interest. However, it doesn't mean to kill the popularity as long as there are no bad cases.

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

The advertisement on this forum is for new or old casino platforms. It is a kind of the ways to ensure the existence of the casinos and attract people to join it. So, to stay active advertising in this forum, it is also a way to make the casinos be popular for a long time.

[TypoTonic]

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?

They lose popularity here in the forum for sure, especially since there's a lot of new casinos popping up all the time. If they choose to go with platforms outside the forum, then it will depend on how successful they are in promoting their brand.

For some casinos it matters a lot to stay on this forum for long term, take example of CoinoRoyale, it has been on the forum since 2013 if I recall it correctly and they're still on this forum and running a signature campaign as well.

There are other casinos that have been on the forum and are still here because they understand that advertising on this forum is vital for their success.

The reason they stay here is mainly because of the audience. Continued advertising not only makes their brand remain well-known in the forum, but it also helps in acquiring potential high rollers, as stated by Little Mouse:

-snip- the truth is, Bitcointalk is a great source to acquire high rollers. I have seen some significant figures in a few of my managed sig campaigns.

[alegotardo]

Wel... I think this forum does have a significant impact at casinos, especially in terms of advertising. When they have one active campaing, ANN and support topics, it create a very positive feedback to casisno. The constant visibility maintain organic traffic and good referrals... because it is always remembered and search engine SEO tools easily find the casino here.
This is very good, but it is something that quickly ceases when they shutdown the activity because your ANN thread disappear quickly from first page, CEO also declines when subscriptions campaign is removed and new users also disappear if they do not find another way to advertise.

Of course, I think this loss of popularity is not automatic, because a well established casino with a good user base will always be remembered. The users themselves will always advertise and recommend the site, so this kind of sustains the site for a while.

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

sure!
I ca not understand why a casino with good activity and consistent winnings would want to remove its advertising from the forum after seeing that the marketing here worked well for them.

[LogitechMouse]

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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?

Well, they might lose some gamblers, but let's not forget the fact that it's not only the forum where they can advertise their website.

There are many platforms out there that allows gambling websites to be advertised. I don't know, but Reddit allows it. Facebook allows it. X allows it, and many other more, so while they might lose popularity when they aren't being advertised here, there's a chance that they can recover it elsewhere thru advertising on different platforms.

I guess the fact that many gambling companies still remain here and being advertised is a sign that they're still benefitting here. I mean they're being advertised here, and they're getting something in return like the gamblers here, and the money that those in signature campaigns are spending as well. Just look at crypto.games as an example. Been here for nearly a decade, but still being advertised.

[Bitinity]

First of all, popularity is not only depending on advertising here. Although bitcointalk is the biggest bitcoin community/forum, but popularity of a casino may come from outside of bitcointalk. Unless you are talking about more specific case "popularity in bitcointalk", the short answer will be yes casino may lose their popularity in bitcointalk if they stop advertising. Secondly, the internet world is just so wide where we can find so many places to advertise which means that popularity can come from other places. Last but not least, I am going to use Stake as an example, lets say they stop their advertisement in this forum then it does not mean that they will lose their popularity because they can be said as the casino with the biggest advertisement in so many places.