Kindred Affiliates strengthens compliance with Rightlander

(PRESS RELEASE) -- Rightlander, the groundbreaking affiliate landing page tracker, has partnered with Kindred Affiliates, the affiliate program of Kindred Group, to help the operator strengthen affiliate compliance and boost its responsible gambling measures.

The technology scans any website and builds a list of locations where an operator's brand is referenced or linked to. It follows each link to its final destination on the website and records data including affiliate tags, anchor text and creative materials being used to link to the brand.

This will help Kindred Affiliates monitor affiliate websites linking to all of its brands, including Unibet, 32Red and Roxy Palace, allowing the program to further confirm the affiliates sending traffic to its sites are acting responsibly.

The platform also allows Kindred Affiliates to set "compliance alerts" that notify both the program and any Rightlander-registered affiliate automatically when specific criteria defined by the operator is found on affiliate websites during scans.

By using Rightlander, Kindred Affiliates is taking additional steps to ensure the affiliates sending traffic to its websites are complying with supplier agreements and corporate values.

Rightlander founder, Ian Sims, said, "We are pleased to have joined forces with Kindred Affiliates, helping them strengthen affiliate compliance and responsibility across all of its online gambling brands.

"In the eyes of U.K. regulators, operators are responsible for the affiliates acting on their behalf, but keeping track of their activity is complex and time consuming. We make that process much easier and far more effective."

Ryan Henderson at Kindred Affiliates, said, "As a licensed operator in multiple jurisdictions, Kindred Group puts Responsible Gambling and Sustainability at the very core of our business. Our affiliate partners are expected to share these values, while remaining compliant with the regulations and rules issued by the relevant authorities.