Originally Posted by SecondFloor

Hello, and congrats on your work opportunity! While I'm not as experienced as some of the pros here, I can give you some advice to get started. When i first began making adult marketing sites I wrote all the articles myself.

The most important part of writing content for SEO is knowing your target keywords. People search for lots of different things online, but some terms are searched more than others, and these are usually competitive, and harder to rank for. As the writer, it is NOT your job to know which search terms to go after - this is something your employer, the owner of the blog, should be able to provide you with. He (hopefully) uses market research software to analyze his site and knows which keywords he would like to show up for in google.

If your employer has not given you guidance as to the subject matter or target keywords, then the first step is to ask what topics and keywords you should be writing about. You should also ask your employer if he can give you competitor websites - other JAV sites or blogs that are currently ranking for the keywords he wants to rank in.

Once you know what you're writing about, do some google searches and see what sort of articles come up for the target keywords. (Note that if you're in Syria, you will need to use a VPN to see what people in other countries are searching for. For a free VPN, search for "tunnel bear".) What sort of articles is the competition writing? Now ask yourself - how can I write something BETTER.

What is "better"? A few things:
-More text! Search engines love text, and many adult sites have articles with a low wordcount. 800-1000 words per article will usually give you a boost over the competition.
-Better clarity in the writing. Many sites have poor grammar and spelling. Make sure the text is technically correct.
-Easy to scan. It has a Bold title at the top which clearly relates to the target keyword. The text is broken up into subsections of a paragraph or two, so it is easy to understand.
-Helpful to the consumer. If someone searches for your target keyword and clicks on the article, will it help them get what they're looking for?

I hope this gives you a little guidance. While Im not a text SEO expert, I think if you do these things well, you will be writing content better than 95% of the competition.

Lastly, my heart goes out to you for the situation in your country. I hope you're in a safe area and there is an end to the violence soon. Good luck and be safe.