Less choice = Better conversion?

[Andy22]

So i promote solo girls. Lets say you have three options when they visit a page about a solo girl on your site.

1) They get a handful of sample galleries to choose from 1-7
2) They get a decent amount 2-20.
3) They get the full selection of free content you are allowed to promote. Say 20-200 galleries.

Does it make much difference to the conversions. I figure that, the less content you give them, the less likely they can get off to it and the more likely they are to convert. On the other hand, if they don't see something they like, they will head off to another site to find more free content.

What do you think is the optional strategy?

[MrGusMuller]

Hi.
I'm no one in the biz,
but I guess that there two types of surfers.
Those who wont buy nothing and those who will buy, soo if we show decent free sets, to show them the real product, and if likes what they see they will buy the access, so why would the programs would gives us soo 'many' updates?

Dunno.

We need more point of views.

Best wishes

[choona]

You're right about less is more. Depending on the content of the solo-girl you're promoting, you need enough galleries to cover enough possible search phrases someone might type into Google.

If the solo-girl you promote is for example "redhead", "teen", "enjoys dildos", then research the possible permutations that give the best possible searches to competition ratios.

For example let's research "Dream Kelly"

According to the Google keywords, "dream kelly" gets around 18,100 monthly searches. If you do an all in title search: allintitle:"dream kelly" there are 59,800 web pages with the phrase "dream kelly" in the page title. The searches to competition ratio is 1:3.

The phrase "dream kelly tube" gets around 880 monthly searches. If you do an all in title search: allintitle:"dream kelly tube" there are 154 web pages with the phrase "dream kelly tube" in the page title. The searches to competition ratio is 6:1.

This kind of research simplifies what to put on a website. View and make note of the gallery content of the solo-girl you promote. Then research phrases that have the best search to competition ratios. Then make a page for each search phrase with the relevant gallery images, and videos. Make sure to use the phrase in the title, some of the image alt tags, H1 tags, meta keywords, and description. Keep the keyword density down to 5%.

[Andy22]

yeah thats pretty helpful. I try to make enough pages so i get alot of the modifiers in there. Im currently starting to get some longtail traffic.

Thanks choona.

[lexeigh]

I seem to be having some luck using a combo of fhg's (that stop short of pussy shots) and then a tour using "pg13" versions of more explicit photos (obscuring the photos)... "Teasing" has worked for strippers since the dawn of time... I'm just using that same principle...

[pornguy]

Rule for sales.

no more than 16 images. Make them tell the story but dont give away the cow to get the milk.

Blog posts. 2 images per. if the images link to big photos fine. if they link to the tour/join page put that text under above or on the images. You ratios will look a LOT better.

[ez12]

No more than 12 pics per gallery, no more than 15 free galleries. Update at least every week and give quality content.

Just my 2cts

[jimmycooper]

Originally Posted by choona

You're right about less is more. Depending on the content of the solo-girl you're promoting, you need enough galleries to cover enough possible search phrases someone might type into Google.

If the solo-girl you promote is for example "redhead", "teen", "enjoys dildos", then research the possible permutations that give the best possible searches to competition ratios.

For example let's research "Dream Kelly"

According to the Google keywords, "dream kelly" gets around 18,100 monthly searches. If you do an all in title search: allintitle:"dream kelly" there are 59,800 web pages with the phrase "dream kelly" in the page title. The searches to competition ratio is 1:3.

The phrase "dream kelly tube" gets around 880 monthly searches. If you do an all in title search: allintitle:"dream kelly tube" there are 154 web pages with the phrase "dream kelly tube" in the page title. The searches to competition ratio is 6:1.

This kind of research simplifies what to put on a website. View and make note of the gallery content of the solo-girl you promote. Then research phrases that have the best search to competition ratios. Then make a page for each search phrase with the relevant gallery images, and videos. Make sure to use the phrase in the title, some of the image alt tags, H1 tags, meta keywords, and description. Keep the keyword density down to 5%.

Excellent advice