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Just out of curiosity: does anyone know why so many of the sponsors listed on bulma.io are casinos and betting sites?
by farleykr 3y ago
Just out of curiosity: does anyone know why so many of the sponsors listed on bulma.io are casinos and betting sites?
- voat 3y agoCheap SEO backlinks
- theallan 3y ago$100/m is cheap for a back link? (honest question - I've no idea). 67 logos on the home page at the time of writing this, that's $6'700/m. While obviously not FAANG salary scale, it isn't to be sneezed at either.
- Andrex 3y ago> $100/m is cheap for a back link? (honest question - I've no idea). Depending on the backlink and ambitions for the website in question, I personally don't see that as unreasonable.
- kube-system 3y agoThere are/were places where you could get really cheap (or free!) backlinks, but most search engines got wise to that trick, and those backlinks (links from spammy sites with little organic traffic) aren't very valuable anymore. To get a link on a reputable standalone website, $100/m seems cheap to me. What better alternatives are there at this quality level? A B2B partnership/sponsorship? You can easily spend 5 digits for that.
- sph 3y agoThey have a lot of money to launder. Better to spend some of it to reduce exposure, and increase SEO ranking.
- johnchristopher 3y agoProbably it's the same person/web agency casinos go to ? Or all the sponsors are entities from a larger casino/betting group and the inside dev./web agency uses bulma et voilà.
- jeltz 3y agoLooking at the links: probably not. These look like shady casinos and casino affiliates. Most likely they do it for cheap high quality backlinks. Several of them promote unregulated casinos targetting the Swedish market.
- tempaccount420 3y agoPersonally I'm not political about that but it's unfortunate Bulma chose to hide them now.
- dawnerd 3y agoThey’re still showing for me
- atif089 3y agoSEO, probably a cheap way to get a link from a high PR website.