Casino content strategy and topic clusters
Plan clusters around reader tasks, give every page a distinct job, and keep compliance in the plan from the start.
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Every guide, compliance brief, method and template we publish, in one place. Filter by topic or search the library. All research is dated, sourced and written for teams at licensed operators and their partners.
Plan clusters around reader tasks, give every page a distinct job, and keep compliance in the plan from the start.
Classify casino and sportsbook queries into five intent classes, including policy context, and match each to the right page and opening answer.
Titles, snippets, headings, dates, structured data and outbound link markup for casino guides, based on Google's current documentation.
Balance event-day content with evergreen explainers and season planning, within US and GB sports advertising rules.
Inventory every page, score a sample with the 12-check framework, review evidence, then decide keep, fix, merge or retire.
Google says AI content must be fact-checked and reviewed, metadata included. A review standard for gambling content, where errors carry regulatory risk.
Google says AI features need no special optimization; eligibility, indexing, snippets and new 2026 reporting and opt-out controls are what teams can act on.
Five review questions that apply in every market, with the specific rules for Great Britain, Ontario, the US and Europe.
Localize where rules, products or language differ; avoid near-duplicate market pages and unreviewed machine translation at scale.
CAP Code section 16, strong appeal to under-18s, affiliate responsibility, and the bonus rules in force since January 19, 2026.
Public inducement advertising is banned, athletes are out since February 28, 2024, and operators answer for affiliates.
The AGA code's 21+ and no "risk free" rules, plus state requirements in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Ohio.
Spain after the 2024 Supreme Court ruling, Italy's advertising ban, Dutch targeting rules, and Ireland's new Act.
Twelve checks in four groups, a 0 to 2 scale, four blocking checks and a free scorer you can run on any draft.
How we will sample, score and publish sector benchmarks, and the standard a benchmark must meet before it appears on this site.
Log every material claim with its source, evidence grade, check date and next review, so rule changes do not leave old pages wrong.
Keep clusters useful as they grow: one primary page per task, a clear job for every supporting page, owners and review dates.
A brief that settles market, reader, intent, evidence and compliance before anyone writes a word.
Map queries to intent classes, existing URLs and a decision: create, revise, consolidate or do not publish.
Re-verify high-risk claims on a schedule, record what changed, and update visible dates only when content really changes.
Each page cites primary sources (Google's Search documentation, gambling regulators, statutes and advertising codes) with the date we checked them. Examples marked "sample" use invented data. We have not yet published a benchmark study; see our benchmark methodology for the standard any future study will meet, and our methodology page for the full approach.