Originally Posted by newB

1. Too many backlinks too early will get you flagged as spam, so don't overdo it. I would suggest not adding any more until you emerge from the sandbox.

2. Change your site title to match your domain. The title element is the most heavily weighted on-page SEO element you have.

3. Focus on UNIQUE content. Your text descriptions are verbatim to those on multiple other sites. Work in your domain specific keywords: XXX, Wild, and Videos, but don't overdo it - read up on keyword density.

4. Be prepared for the sandbox. You're going to see some decent traffic from google as they test to see how surfers respond to your site. Then BAM, it's going to disappear. You'll know that you're sandboxed if you google your URL and find it indexed, but for relevant search terms it will be buried 100s of pages deep. Don't worry too much though, because it's only temporary, but it may take some time. (My site was sandboxed for a couple of weeks, but I have heard of others getting sandboxed for a year or so.) To that end, I would suggest removing some of the ads that interfere with the users experience. I clicked on your site and immediately got two pop ups - 1 over and 1 under.

5. Focus on your site, not what the other guy is doing. I see you're using some keywords like "you porn" and "porn hub". That's not going to help you. Focus on building your own brand, not gleaning search hits for them.