Continuing in their commitment to assist online poker affiliates, affiliate marketing agency FreeSI.com is exploring the possibility of using professional poker players to help promote their top affiliate partners’ websites.
“We have entered into preliminary discussions with several top poker professionals,” stated Larry Rothchild, VP of Affiliate Relations for FreeSI.com. “We are exploring the possibility of signing on professional poker players who are willing to endorse multiple affiliate website brands. FreeSI.com would be the first company to have pros geared up with our affiliates logos on hats and shirts instead of the traditional .com/.net poker website advertisements.”
The endorsement package would be for a select group of top performing affiliates that are considered the best in the industry. FreeSI.com expects to secure these types of endorsement deals on behalf of 4 or 5 online poker affiliates for each sponsored pro, with an even rotation of expsoure for the affiliates.
Last week, FreeSI.com announced it will send 150 of their top affiliates to the Rio Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas to compete in the World Series of Poker Main Event from July 6th-17th, 2007. Those affiliates talented enough to qualify will get a chance to win millions of dollars for free since FreeSI.com will be covering the $10,000.00 WSOP entry fee. Last year’s record setting WSOP main event prize of $12 million dollar was won by amateur Jamie Gold.
To learn how you can qualify for your free entry into the 2007 World Series of Poker, visithttp://www.FreeSI.com for more information.
“The initial results after announcing we will be sending 150 affiliates to the WSOP was strong,” commented Rothchild. “Several large affiliates with the ability to drive traffic haven taken advantage of the WSOP offer. We are very committed to helping our affiliates succeed. We only win if our affiliates win.”
Members of the FreeSI.com team are scheduled to appear at the Casino Affiliate Conference in Amsterdam in May 2007 and the Casino Affiliate Partners Spring Break in the Bahamas this June 2007.
