Site feedback please

[Dickjagger1]

So apparently I hate myself enough to ask for feedback on one of my sites. You can go ahead and skip the "not another tube" shit (you know who you are ), because this is the model I've settled on to get started and build some traffic. I will move into original pay sites after I have some solid feeder traffic to supply it. What I'm looking for is ways to improve the site appearance and the user experience while building something that will (hopefully) grow into a revenue stream eventually. I'm currently buying traffic with banner ads and getting about 400 hits/day but I've put a lot into SEO and I'm going to have to stop buying traffic soon.

I've settled on revshare cams as my revenue stream, and I'm currently using Chaturbate white labels but I don't like them. They have very few options and I can't choose a niche or filter out men and TS. I'm considering AWEmpire white label, but I'm not thrilled about them either because I can't get them to respond by email or skype. I figure if it's that hard to sign up with them, I'll be really fucked when I actually need support. There is also a cam black label, but I don't think I have the traffic to justify that right now.

I don't like the fact that my site looks like every other mechbunny site out there, so I'm looking around for a custom template. mechtemplates.com seems to be dead and I have no idea whether those even work with the current version. I may hire a freelancer to do some work, not sure.

So take a look and give me your best feedback. The Hottest 18+ Teen Porn

[CurrentlySober]

Your DMCA and ToS + FAQ links don't link anywhere.

[Dickjagger1]

Originally Posted by CurrentlySober

Your DMCA and ToS + FAQ links don't link anywhere.

Good catch, thanks. That's weird. The targets are there and the links work on my other sites, so I'm not sure what I did to break them on this site. I fucked up somewhere though.

[sarettah]

Your cam whitelabel. You are linking to https://18pluscams.chaturbate.com/. You shoudl set up the whitelabel as a sub-domain of your domain. Something like cams.gentlemenpreferteens.com

That way you get some branding opportunity.

The instuctions on how to do that are in your whitelabel dashboard at chaturbate.



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[j3rkules]

What SEO did you do? You do not change titles for your videos and also makes sure to add the SSL cert, it is a standard these days.

[Dickjagger1]

Originally Posted by j3rkules

What SEO did you do? You do not change titles for your videos and also makes sure to add the SSL cert, it is a standard these days.

I have text spinning in place to rewrite all the titles and descriptions, but the setup for it has been long and tedious and I haven't actually run it yet. I want to do a little more testing before I run it on the whole site so that I know exactly what I'm going to get. Also been working on keywords, titles, and tags with relevance to the content, i.e., how many keywords appear on the page, language specs, canonical redirection, gzip compression for page speed, etc. SSl cert has been tested and should be good. Are you seeing something that suggests it's not?

[Dickjagger1]

Originally Posted by sarettah

Your cam whitelabel. You are linking to https://18pluscams.chaturbate.com/. You shoudl set up the whitelabel as a sub-domain of your domain. Something like cams.gentlemenpreferteens.com

That way you get some branding opportunity.

The instuctions on how to do that are in your whitelabel dashboard at chaturbate.



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Good tip. Thanks.

[celandina]

Originally Posted by Dickjagger1

So apparently I hate myself enough to ask for feedback on one of my sites. You can go ahead and skip the "not another tube" shit (you know who you are ),......

[chrys]

As i see your categories box is not responsive, a lot of empty space

[Dickjagger1]

Originally Posted by chrys

As i see your categories box is not responsive, a lot of empty space

Could you elaborate on that some? I just checked it and it seems to be working normally for me. You should see a few top categories when you hover over and the full list when you click.

[Dickjagger1]

Originally Posted by sarettah

Your cam whitelabel. You are linking to https://18pluscams.chaturbate.com/. You shoudl set up the whitelabel as a sub-domain of your domain. Something like cams.gentlemenpreferteens.com

That way you get some branding opportunity.

The instuctions on how to do that are in your whitelabel dashboard at chaturbate.



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I'm doing this for my other domains, but it doesn't look like I'll be able to do it for that one because "teen" is a banned word on CB, including the domain.

[Dickjagger1]

Originally Posted by sarettah

Your cam whitelabel. You are linking to https://18pluscams.chaturbate.com/. You shoudl set up the whitelabel as a sub-domain of your domain. Something like cams.gentlemenpreferteens.com

That way you get some branding opportunity.

The instuctions on how to do that are in your whitelabel dashboard at chaturbate.



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What's the current wisdom on best practice for this? Open in new tab, or no?

On the one hand, a new tab seems to be the modern approach where they can keep videos and cams open separately, but on the other hand cams are going to be my revenue stream and I want them to stay there over all else.

[sarettah]

Originally Posted by Dickjagger1

I'm doing this for my other domains, but it doesn't look like I'll be able to do it for that one because "teen" is a banned word on CB, including the domain.

Where do you see that rule? Because that is the first time I have heard that, not saying it isn't so, just that I have not heard it before.

Chaturbate itself uses teen a lot, it is a very common tag on the site, doesn't mean that affiliates can but just pointing it out.





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[sarettah]

Originally Posted by Dickjagger1

What's the current wisdom on best practice for this? Open in new tab, or no?

On the one hand, a new tab seems to be the modern approach where they can keep videos and cams open separately, but on the other hand cams are going to be my revenue stream and I want them to stay there over all else.

I have no idea on that. I use my whitelabels as cdns for custom scripted sites.

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[PornDiscounts-V]

Originally Posted by sarettah

I have no idea on that. I use my whitelabels as cdns for custom scripted sites.

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Great way to do this!

[lockept93]

Send me a PM please!

[Dickjagger1]

Originally Posted by sarettah

Where do you see that rule? Because that is the first time I have heard that, not saying it isn't so, just that I have not heard it before.

Chaturbate itself uses teen a lot, it is a very common tag on the site, doesn't mean that affiliates can but just pointing it out.





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It's all over the whitelabel setup. I imagine they don't trust affiliates with that.

[sarettah]

Originally Posted by Dickjagger1

It's all over the whitelabel setup. I imagine they don't trust affiliates with that.

Interdasting. I did not know that. Learn something new everyday.

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[NatalieK]

Originally Posted by Dickjagger1

I will move into original pay sites after I have some solid feeder traffic to supply it.

if you´re looking to get into pay sites, really you want to get a niche and start making this known now, making your money from traffic sent from affiliates and not your own feeder sites, you´ll be too busy looking after your paysites than to look after your "feeder sites" and then you´ll end up losing traffic...

you´re kind of, starting a site that´s hard to get into anyway, ready to feed a site that´s hard to get into...

you need to get your pay site and get some original content, then promote this, maybe clips on tubes, not your own, others...

you´re either a tube owner or a pay site owner, a content provider, get into one and stick to it... too many eggs in one basket, you´ll smash some

[Dickjagger1]

Originally Posted by NatalieK

if you´re looking to get into pay sites, really you want to get a niche and start making this known now, making your money from traffic sent from affiliates and not your own feeder sites, you´ll be too busy looking after your paysites than to look after your "feeder sites" and then you´ll end up losing traffic...

you´re kind of, starting a site that´s hard to get into anyway, ready to feed a site that´s hard to get into...

you need to get your pay site and get some original content, then promote this, maybe clips on tubes, not your own, others...

you´re either a tube owner or a pay site owner, a content provider, get into one and stick to it... too many eggs in one basket, you´ll smash some

That's good feedback, thanks. I'll keep that in mind as I move forward.

[The Porn Nerd]

Originally Posted by NatalieK

if you´re looking to get into pay sites, really you want to get a niche and start making this known now, making your money from traffic sent from affiliates and not your own feeder sites, you´ll be too busy looking after your paysites than to look after your "feeder sites" and then you´ll end up losing traffic...

you´re kind of, starting a site that´s hard to get into anyway, ready to feed a site that´s hard to get into...

you need to get your pay site and get some original content, then promote this, maybe clips on tubes, not your own, others...

you´re either a tube owner or a pay site owner, a content provider, get into one and stick to it... too many eggs in one basket, you´ll smash some

Originally Posted by Dickjagger1

That's good feedback, thanks. I'll keep that in mind as I move forward.

No, don't listen to this advice. As someone who owns/runs over 90 paysites and have been doing so for a decade+ do not listen to a model who can produce her own content and does so on a platform like Model Centro and Only Fans, not a stand-alone "paysite".

You CAN (and should) do both - be a Program Owner AND an Affiliate. own tubes AND paysites. Own cam sites AND get involved with a cam studio. Own a tube AND feed it with your own content plus others....not too many eggs in one basket but, in fact, one egg in many baskets.

Of course, the above takes time, money, patience and acquired cumulative expertise. So do what you are doing now and know how to do BUT continue to expand your skills, sites and business models so you can grow, grow, grow.

Have luck man!!