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Originally Posted by Robbie
These days more and more people use google for everything they go to. And when you type in "free porn" in google you are going to get those tube sites because they are the biggest in the world.
And I'd bet that search engine traffic they get is infinitesimal to their overall numbers.
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"porn" shows over 5,000,000 searches a day in Google.
"sex" shows even more than 5,000,000 searches a day
do a search.. and whatddayaknow... there's pornhub.com and keezmovies.com in the top spots.
i fail to understand who one might rationalize that as being "small"
then you factor in all the other related targeted phrases they actively attack i.e. "porn movies" etc. and ancillary phrases they rank for incidentally, you have a very significant piece of total US search traffic being owned by a relatively few sites.
you however, seem to have a business model from 1997 and you are frustrated in 2009 at trying to grow it and blaming "piracy". that right there is something to think about. your business model (grampland.com) is perhaps the absolute worst for search engines in recent years... and this is why they are all sinking in search results in the last 2-3 years.
the nature of page rank itself is that its a zero sum system. someone has to lose for someone to win (discounting the creation of new pages - which also requires factoring in those that disappear). ultimately its a value that's distributed across all domains and their pages based on what links to what. if you don't eventually start winning, you will eventually start losing. that's just a simple exercise in mathematical probability. the numbers are recalculated and redistributed every few months and either you are building and linking well or you are not and will lose to those who are. the probability future success are against you if you don't. pirates won't cause your traffic to disappear and pirates wont cause you to drop out of the SERP's completely on one of the upcoming updates any more than pirates are causing pornhub.com and keezmovies.com to rank number 1 and number 2 for sex.
and while like the multitudes who start threads about getting fucked after an update others will still be working quietly and furiously to make sure that trend continues... and i promise you, Pierre will not be ranking for much of anything in the coming years.
funny you mentioned worldsex.com - same one from 10 years ago? search engines are no longer impressed with it and neither are users that can go straight to videos.
