Poker.Health - I started a poker blog

[Bawse]

Poker Health - Master the Game, Protect Your Mind, Play Smarter

Master the Game, Protect Your Mind, Play Smarter

poker.health

I recently launched a new site to strengthen poker related links to PCF, using AI to help scale article creation.

The goal is to gradually attract new members to the PokerCommunity forums.

 

[Nomad]

I checked your blog, topics are interesting. Maybe you could do little bit editing and humanizing content so that it gets traffic and readers. I think it would have been better if you can created a blog within this community instead of standalone blog.

 

[Bawse]

I checked your blog, topics are interesting. Maybe you could do little bit editing and humanizing content so that it gets traffic and readers. I think it would have been better if you can created a blog within this community instead of standalone blog.

I agree that humanizing the content would improve it overall. That said, this project was put together fairly quickly. I came across the domain “Poker.health” while exploring other options and decided to move forward with it. I’d still prefer to run it as a standalone blog because, as I mentioned in the first post, my goal is to build poker-related backlinks.

Thanks for the feedback. I appreciate it.

 

[Cpvr]

Congratulations on the launch of your blog!

 

[Ace]

Congrats. Running multiple sites is certainly a fear. I have just one suggestion. If you want to build your blog as an authority site you better invest in content

 

[Bawse]

Congrats. Running multiple sites is certainly a fear. I have just one suggestion. If you want to build your blog as an authority site you better invest in content

Truthfully, I believe I’m capable of creating quality content without any investment. I have a lot of poker experience, and I’m fairly decent at writing, especially when I use AI to clean up my grammar. The site only costed me $5, and since it’s on a free host, that’s just $5 a year for the potential of bringing a bit of extra traffic to PCF, which feels well worth it.

I appreciate all the feedback, thank you.

 

[uptrendfinancialsignal]

I tried something like this last year for a side hustle blog, traffic came but engagement was dry. People can smell copy-paste contents from afar. But If you mix real player stories, losses, tilt moments, it will hit better. AI can assist but make it not sound like an auto message.

 

[Ace]

Truthfully, I believe I’m capable of creating quality content without any investment. I have a lot of poker experience, and I’m fairly decent at writing, especially when I use AI to clean up my grammar. The site only costed me $5, and since it’s on a free host, that’s just $5 a year for the potential of bringing a bit of extra traffic to PCF, which feels well worth it.

I appreciate all the feedback, thank you.

When I said investment I didn't mean you should hire someone and spend money, what I meant was put effort. I was also trying to say running multiple site is a feat, but there was a typo.

 

[Bawse]

I tried something like this last year for a side hustle blog, traffic came but engagement was dry. People can smell copy-paste contents from afar. But If you mix real player stories, losses, tilt moments, it will hit better. AI can assist but make it not sound like an auto message.

Honestly, if poker.health can bring more attention to PCF, I think that’s a win for the community. I’ve already noticed some SEO benefits since starting the blog a little over a week ago.

I’m not too concerned about engagement on poker.health itself, but engagement will always remain a priority on poker.community.

Side note: poker.health has reached 60+ articles!