My honest advice to you is put the thing on a single WP install. Simply use categories for all of your girls and post regularly in those sections. This seems to me to be the most reasonable way of doing things. You'll also save yourself 2k on domain names and not have to worry about a clusterfuck of other things (such as large backups, transferring domain names, etc.).

I'd create one single website and do it all from there.

If you were to do them on different installs, you're correct in saying that diversity is a good idea. I try to avoid creating two sites that are identical, so I change the font, image sizes, number of posts per page, plugins used, etc. etc. as well.

I don't know enough about SmartCJ to comment on this. If people are getting penalized using it, I'd probably say it's only a matter of time before Google takes a dislike to however it handles things. Stick to things that work is my advice, I guess.

The thing I was getting at with the sharing of multiple linked sites was that it's not a good idea if you have pretty low quality stuff. Some clients like to interlink projects that are not related and it looks bad. There's no harm in having lots of sites that are related to each other doing things, but I'm definitely against the concept of connecting the dots yourself. If you use one social media account to post about things, that's not the end of the world. So I wouldn't worry about it too much: I just wanted to hammer away the idea that having 30 unrelated blogs linked together in the blogroll is a good idea.

I can't really comment much further without knowing the structure of your networks. It's a pretty detailed question that like the previous one would require a lot of input. I think your best bet right now is to start one big megasite, something akin to Free Ones, and start building on that. A well built blog with lots of content can bring a lot of authority, and if you handle it correctly given your dedication to the industry, you shouldn't have much issues bringing in millions of hits a month.

Singular blogs are great, but if you have quality content and a lot of time, build one big site. Find a nice theme on Wordpress, customize it to look real good with multiple pornstars on it and go crazy. You'll be a kingpin in no time at all.

1. If the link is as natural as it can get, then yeah - not a terrible idea. You don't want to spam a lot of them, but a few won't hurt you. Just make sure the links are placed in such a way that the user is benefiting from it. As long as you meet that requirement, you shouldn't have too many issues.

2. Linkspun has a few issues associated with it, and I suggest you add people on that site and talk to them directly for in-post links. Widebars and footers are pretty meh. Not terrible, but you'd be getting a better bang for your buck if you got some quality links posted in fresh content. I use Linkspun myself to a small degree and advertise on there - the major issue is the huge number of German webmasters and people hiding their decent sites as to avoid linking from them.

3. That's the most intelligent way to do it, to be honest. Getting links in adult is hard, and I can't reveal too many of my secrets, but being connected and talking to the right people helps a lot. Don't take everything you're offered though: there are some very bad backlink sellers here on GFY. The sell/buy section usually has a few good choices, but I'd suggest you just focus on building content as opposed to getting backlinks. I think Google cares less and less about links for adult and will focus more toward user metrics for its rating of results.

4. There's like 100 methods on here. I'm guessing if someone put a lot of time into this list, most of them are going to be pretty good. I likely use some/most of the methods suggested that are applicable to adult. Of course, the ultimate piece of advice here is to do whatever works. If you find success in linking out and people finding your site and sending stuff back, that's cool. Prefer to write guest articles? Do it. Some people find it harder to do certain methods than others. I'm all about quality written content, so I usually offer deals to other websites where I'll give them free written content and if they want to link to my site, I'll happy accept that. Do what works - that's all that matters.

5. You seem to have quite a diluted pool of content, and my suggestion is to avoid paying for anything that you can't monitor. The best suggestion about a megasite is that paying for links is going to benefit the URL as a whole. It's a diverse strategy that you should definitely be considering. To put my service in perspective: I probably use cash in order to get relevant, useful backlinks about 10% of the time. It isn't my primary source of juice, simply because it's naughty. In those cases where money is exchanged, it's done in a way that actually helps the surfer. I'm not in the business of useless footer links and unrelated 'our friends' pages.

6. Build a great site that people want to link to. Look at where your competition is getting the link action from and try to mimic it. I guarantee you that any pornstar's name that has a site listed #1 will be decent. You produce the product and you'll get linked to: it's as simple as that. It takes a long time, but if you want to be in the game for a while, that's not an issue.

Seriously consider creating one megasite for 2015. I assure you that if you commit yourself to it, you will not be disappointed.

1. Hosting is rarely flagged unless you're doing illegal stuff or spamming hardcore. If you're getting 2k uniques a day, I'm probably not going to be convinced you have a penalty. It's hard to know why you're capped, but if you aren't seeing the results you want, consider setting up a new site. Google is an imperfect product, and some sites just don't get the recognition they deserve. It's sort of like the music industry, really: plenty of talented artists aren't getting exposure, whereas less than skillful ones are at the top of the charts. In general what you get is good, but life isn't fair and Google isn't either. I'd say with that many posts, cut your losses and try creating the next 100 on a different site. Then another 100 on another site ... etc. etc. - I'd need to know more about the niche you're in and keywords your targeting to get a better idea, but this is good general advice.

2. Yeah, that's not an issue really. People get paranoid, but I think anything under 100 blogs is fine on the same account. After that, spreading them makes sense just in case something goes tits up. I remember a user on here getting all of his sites kicked in the teeth from Google for having the same whois info and hosting account, but only one of those variables meant his site was fine.

3. I would. Use different whois as well. As far as I know, Google can see under protection masks and even if they can't, it's not hard to use other methods. The main one is aff link: not always perfect, but something to be wary of. Naturally, this only really matters if your sites are bad. Got 100 porn sites that are actually good? Google doesn't care if they're owned by the same person. Fuck, look at Manwin - they're a prime example of how you can get to the top with near-identical things and make millions doing it. If Google doesn't mind about a company making millions a week, I doubt they're going to go after some small fish blogger. As long as you're not spamming, I wouldn't lose your mind too much.

Thanks for the advice. I will definitely try all that. Have a few follow up questions.

1. Confused a little about how to use different info for who is. I register my domains all in one place. Should I register some new domains at a different register and put different info on that one for the new domains?

2. How do I hide the affiliate link codes so as not to be associated with the old sites. Can I use bitly or something like that?

Thanks!

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Arnox just post some good info on this post. You should get some positivity in your life. :thumbsup

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I would have some more questions:

1) What is the best amount of text for a Wordpress blog post per domain? Lets say I have 100 blogs, and I would like to update them, on a regular basis. How much text would be enough?

a) one update per 5 days
b) one update per 7 days
c) one update per 10 days
d) one update per 15 days
e) one update per month

How many sings (or, lets say sentences) would be the best way to go, with the above scheduling? I would like to update as many domains as possible, and get the best possible results, as far as the seo goes. In general, how much text is enough, and would it depend on frequency of posting too?

2) What other types of content would you recommend in Wordpress posts? Pictures, picture galleries, embedded videos, mix it all up? If mix it all up (for variety, which I know is good), how to do it? What would be the best way to go?

Thanks.

Always good to read stuff like that

If making a site, keep it natural growing, not like a robot,

This is related to one of the questions, that I've asked before. Would it be like that, that certain types of domains, are better than other for seo? Lets say, in order?

SaraJay.com
SaraJay.net
SaraJay.org
ClubSaraJay.com
ClubSaraJay.net
ClubSaraJay.org
sara-jay.com
sara-jay.net
sara-jay.org
club-sara-jay.com
club-sara-jay.net
club-sara-jay.org

Would it be correct, somehow correct, more or less. If not, how would you organize such domains (or similar ones), in order, as far as predictability of good rankings, if all other factors would be the same.

Would it be better to go with ClubSaraJay.com, instead of sara-jay.net or sara-jay.org? I've been working on sites based on the second type (the last two mentioned here), and rankings have not been very good (for various reasons, we've changed a lot of things for the better too). Would I just go for all .com, with no hyphens. I have a feeling, that this would be the best way to go...

Thanks.

awesome thread. thanks dude.

1. If you're being naughty with certain aspects of your network, yes. I do it for safety reasons - just in case something hits the fan and I'm not able to recover. One example might be a blacklist of sites with certain whois information. I guarantee that Google will not look favorably on 1 site that has the same info as 99 other sites that all host illegal content, malware etc. etc.

I also do some spinning projects which Google might not like the idea of. To keep myself as safe as possible, I have them distributed across a number of Whois details, addresses, affiliate link codes, hosts, etc. - I'd say I have about 7 independent networks for one project and it's doing quite well. Would it be the same if it were all under one IP and other info? I don't know. But what I do know is that if one tanks, the other 6 will survive.

2. I don't know how Google handles URL shortening services and if they bother to follow through a redirect. This might be better answered by someone that has experience with ultra black-hat stuff. I rarely dabble in sites that need this type of stuff. One obvious solution is to talk to your affiliate provider and ask for multiple refs.

1. What you've got to understand is that Google is very plastic with its approach to sites. There's no steadfast rule where they turn around and demand a specific number of updates per site per week or whatever. Put it this way: a site with one update an hour is going to get a little bit of favor for that very reason, but one that does it weekly a little less, and monthly, even less. I generally mix my post times up - some sites have 1 post a day for 2 months, others get three posts a month for a year. Try different things and see what works for you. I'd keep it around 1 a day as a maximum, though. In terms of return on investment so you can max/min? One a week will be somewhere around the best. Of course, it does depend on the type of site you have and what keywords you want to rank for.

50-100 words should be fine per post. As natural as possible, really. I've had great sites rank with spun text that was only a few sentences long - more text isn't always the answer. I firmly believe that the more posts/pages you have on a site, the better. It makes little sense to advertise a video with 500 words describing the scene. That doesn't really do much for the user of for Google. A few brief sentences and you're golden.

2. I'm old school with personal projects: one image, one piece of text, 'click here to see more'. A 100 or so posts a site and I move on. No more than a few hours on each because I don't like wasting my time. I haven't got the head for a central project apart from my businesses. You may find success in mixing things up, and my best advice would be to follow what others are doing. It's really that simple sometimes.

Google stuff like: big black cocks "powered by wordpress" - that will show you what certain people are doing with wordpress for adult content. If they're ranking well, chances are their approach to hosting adult content using WP as a CMS is pretty damn good. This is one example I came across that looks like it does well: FOR SIZE QUEENS | Where Size DOES Matter

I think domains matter less and less in this day and age for certain keywords. Google has been pretty firm in saying that .com will always be worthy (in response to the latest range of premium TLDs such as .photography, .nyc, .lawyer or whatever else) and I just focus on the brandability of a URL as opposed to its ability to match keywords.

I personally think that domains without hyphens are more attractive. I don't think it'll be too long before Google implements a procedure for webmasters to stylize their domains in Serps. So that Bigblackcocks.com - Porn For Women, Erotica For Women reads as Bigblackcocks.com - Porn For Women, Erotica For Women - that's one small advantage that hyphenated URLs have: it's easier to read them.

Put it this way, there's never been a time when I've told a client that the choice of URL from a styalistic point of view is the reason why they're not ranking well. Of course, if you build a site for big black cocks on the domain name www.LondonPubReviews.com, you're going to have less success than on the URL BigBlackCocks.com - but will domains be the difference between ranking #1 and #10? In 90% of cases, no. There are some niche scenarios where URLs are important and certain keywords I've searched depend heavily on the usage of keywords in the URL, but I think so long as you've got the model lane in there, it won't matter.

I do suggest that you stick to .com though - it's trustworthy. People don't look at .net and .org the same way they do .com.

Do me a favor: name me 5 large sites that use .net or .org? Yeah, I can't either.

In fact, the only one I CAN think of is Wikipedia. Which interestingly enough has a domain name that isn't perfect. You'd find that across most of the top sites too. Think about it: what would be optimal names for certain projects?

Google.com - SearchTheInternet.com
Facebook.com - SocialNetworkProfiles.com
YouTube.com - WatchVideosOnline.com
Tumblr.com - FreeBloggingService.com
Paypal.com - SendMoney.com

etc. etc.

Bottom line: don't worry too much about domain names. Focus on good content and keeping people around. Google doesn't give a shit if your URL is bad given that it actually delivers a valuable experience to the user.

This might be of interest to you: Google?s Ranking Factors and Rank Correlations 2014

Thanks for the answers. A lot of good info, so far. Here is some more questions:

1) What is your opinion about AddThis sharing widget (on other plugin) under every post on a Wordpress blog?

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Some of them may be getting / get quite a lot of shares, up to 30 or more. Would you say it is a good thing to use it, to such extent, does it help. I've seen a total of around 1,500 shares on a network of 250 sites (right after installing it), and the traffic from this was close to zero. A lot of shares, but no traffic.

In general, is it a good strategy, to have it under every single post? And this could be, on a network of 250 blogs, or more.

2) What would be your advice for people running websites, based on CyberSeo, or Wp Robot for Wordpress sites (syndicating rss feeds, spinning content, with built in synonimizer, or programs like Spin Rewriter, or Word Ai). Would you say, that it is possible, to have such sites, and dont get detected by Google, and other search engine sites. As far as I know, checking for spinned text is part of Google's algorithm, but I am not sure. It is obviously black hat, but is it possible to get away, as of right now / late 2014? What would be the best way to go with this (maybe use pictures only <would it work with the search engine sites?>, mix it up with hand written posts, or maybe some other things)?

3) This is related to one of the previous questions, that I've asked, a network of 250 pornstar blogs. Lets say the sites are 2 years old, all of them have around 30 posts, categories are based on keyword research (ie: blowjob - "sara jay blowjob", anal - "sara jay anal", and so on), and they are not getting too much traffic overall. I would say, it would be around 30 uv per day, per sites. The good thing about it is good social media set up - nice social media profiles (Facebook, VK, Pinterest), and following and sharing on all the sites.

What would be the things that could be done, in order to get the websites more popular, and generating more visitors over time. According to your previous advice, I would

a) schedule posts, add one per month, or one every two weeks, and just keep it at this rate, from now on
b) get some paid links to the sites, from related sites
c) look at what ranks in Google for particular keywords "sara jay blowjob", "sara jay anal" (this would be a lot of keywords, overall, with different seo competion, and search volume), extract 10-50 top urls, and analyze it with Excel / Majestic seo - try to get links.

What other steps could be taken here, in order to make the websites "work". 30 uv per day, after two years, is obviously not very good. Is it all about getting a lot of good links / off site seo, at this point?

Just like I was saying before, another network of pornstar blog sites (My Pornstar Blogs - Daily Updated Pornstars Since 2008!) is very profitable, and these websites (Pornstar Blog World) "suck". Why?

What would you do, if these people were your client, and wanted to significantly improve performance of the sites?

4) Google?s Ranking Factors and Rank Correlations 2014

This is a link, that you've added in one of the previous posts. Would this mean, that Google +1 is the most important ranking factor, as of now? I've heard that it does not even count, some time ago, but it might have been something else.

Thanks.

What would you recommend to seo this site: xstumbler.com in order to earn revenue with cpm and/or cpa?

ps: the site also has a mobile version: m.xstumbler.com

I would like to ask about your opinion on buying used domains. How much does it help, how does it work, how to do it, and where to get it from?

Thanks.

Thanks Arnox, some helpful information so far!

I have a few questions:

1. How significant of an advantage does a domain that has been aged 10 years have compared to a domain that is 2 years old?

2. What is some basic SEO work you recommend for a new Adult Toy site with around 200 products?

3. How do you recommend getting google SE traffic to an adult toy site without adwords? Writing reviews for Toys? Buying hardlinks (since natural linkbuilding is difficult from what I have read in this thread)? Any other methods for the novelty industry?

I have so many more questions but I won't hog this thread!

Thank you.

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I would have more questions:

1) Is there a reason to use www. before a domain name, for better seo results? I've seen some websites doing it, even though they could use regular Domain-name.com., and I think they may be doing it for a reason, but I am not sure. Would www. websites be better than non-www. websites, in any way?

2) What is your opinion about list of links in the sidebar of a website like Club Asa Akira. They have links like this on most of their websites, and all of them are showing on sites like MajesticSeo.com, and OpenSiteExplorer.org (along with seo parameters, which are often very good). Does list like this help in achieving good search engine results, or not?

3) What is your opinion about using the same Google Analytics code on a network of, lets say 100, 200, or even 500 blogs. The same code, all the sites. Would you say, that something like that can have negative impact on search engine rankings, because all the websites can be perceived as one network, which may be not very good. Or maybe it is ok to use it, and it does not matter much?

4) What is your opinion about Piwik? Does it make sense to use it, in some cases, for better seo results, probably with Google.com. Is there any good use to it maybe, or something like that. It is obviously not as good as Google Analytics, but it is free (second best free analytics)

5) I know that it is good to use a lot of different themes on networks of Wordpress sites, for better seo results. I would like to use a mobile theme on all these sites, also, and I am wondering whether I should differentiate mobile themes, the same way. I would say, that it is probably the same thing, and that it would be good to use multiple mobile themes, but I am not sure. Maybe one mobile theme, and multiple desktop themes would be ok?

6) Would there be any other places like Linkspun.com, which facilitate the process of getting xxx links? What other websites / applications / sources could be used here?

Thanks.

We are no longer doing this?

What kind of non-adult content can you advertise on an adult site?

In theory, will these work on an adult site?

- Nutraceuticals
- Penis Pills
- Testosterone/muscle builders
- Protein powders and other fitness meal plans
- Pickup Artist offers

If so what strategy would you offer for such campaigns?

I would say that penis enlargement should work, as this is probably the most popular ad displayed by Exoclick, Ero Advertising, and other similar sites. The other types that you've mentioned, I would say probably not, as I havent seen it on any xxx sites, and I've been in this for 15+ years.

Google is becoming more and more aware that social signals are important for ranking. I personally think they're ugly and wouldn't have them on my websites because I don't think many people share porn and they cause more issues than it's worth. That said, implementation is unlikely to hurt you, and if you do get some social signals, Google will look favorably at your site.

Spinned text checking, I imagine, would be quite literally one of the hardest things to do. My philosophy with spinning written text is that I ONLY do it on my own sites, and that's because I hand-craft the spinners so that every sentence makes logical sense. The big issue with automated sentences is that some language just isn't fitting in a number of scenarios. For instance, 'number' in that list sentence could be changed into:

The big issue with automated sentences is that some language just isn't fitting in a figure of scenarios.

However, if I wrote my own spinner, I could have {in a number of|in a lot of|in most|through different} and they would all make sense in the context of the sentence.

I avoid automated spinners because most people who read the text would become very suspecious and likely leave the site as quickly as possible. Also, on the off-chance that someone from Google looks at my site should it start doing really well, I could run into some really nasty manual actions across a few different websites.

As my suggestion was last time, combining your efforts into one large site is likely the way to go. Then you can think about linking up the best sites to the main hub of content that you have for each girl. I'd be careful doing this, but I see no reason why you can't pick out the top 20 and give a direct mention to the main site that you've built.

If you don't want to do that, buying links is probably going to be the best way to go about getting good juice. Trading might also be an idea; Linkspun isn't what it used to be, but I'm sure a few good eggs still exist and know how to link you up well. Once a month posts are also a good idea. Keep it somewhat fresh, but don't burn too much time - you've got a large network.

For content that Google considers worth of +1s, this ranking signal is pretty damn important. Especially from quality sources, too. Not one-day old accounts or stuff like that, but people who use Google+ on a regular basis and share content a lot are going to be considered very worthy of ranking authority.

I don't think Google +1s are worth anything in porn, to be honest. It's so unlikely that it's going to be shared in a legitimate fashion. Other social signals can be useful, though. Twitter seems quite adult-friendly.

Change the title firstly. It's currently:

xStumbler | Sex Movies Tube

To:

Porn Videos & Free XXX Sex Movies | x Stumbler

Also get rid of your meta keywords tag. You only have two in there, so it's not so bad, but still.

Get some written content as well. Your site lacks anything apart from videos. The most popular clips should have their own 30-50 word descriptions that contain various keywords.

Your URLs have underscores in them which is slightly problematic. Switch them to hyphens and also remove stopwords such as 'with' and 'by' from the URLs.

You're also using video content with the exact same titles and embedded videos from another site. Why would someone visit XStumbler instead of XHamster directly? Consider getting your own videos hosted with completely unique content details.

In 2014? Dead. The only time you should buy used domains is if you actively want to develop that name. Category killer titles such as porn.com, milfs.com, etc. are only worth as much as they are because of the potential of the words themselves. Google won't give a shit if you buy a domain name that used to be huge but has had a complete redesign, whois details and has been out of action for 6 months.

I'd hazard a guess that it's only a slight advantage. The gap between 1 years and 2 years is more important. That said, I think a lot of the problem can be counteracted by registering a domain name for a few years in the future. Google looks at an expiry date in 2020 and thinks 'well, this isn't what scammers do, so it's not going to be a pump and dump site'.

Unique product descriptions for all of the items that you offer as well as blog posts that review the toys and offer engaging content that people will want to read. Comparison of lubricants, the history of sex toys, etc. etc. is the sort of direction I'd take things.

Reviews are a great way to get authority and juice. People read, share and talk about products a bit more than standard porn. I'm glad you mentioned reviews yourself; that's the path I've taken in the past with my clients' adult stores and it's has good results all in all. 'Fun' articles are also great, as well as sex tips and details on how people can spice up their relationships using your products. Don't fully discount adwords, though. Dropping 50 a week or so isn't the worst idea.

I personally think that www. canonicalization because I think it's neater and expected by users. I've also read that you have to fiddle with cookies somewhat with non-www. Doesn't have a direct influence over SEO, though.

I actually wrote about this a few days ago. Feel free to read for more information.

When building links, I avoid sidebars (and footers - even worse) as much as possible. Fresh posts on a site is the best way to go about this type of thing. There might be some weight to sidebar links, but after so many years of trading and Linkspun 2-minute exchanges, I think they've lost their weight. I'd take one blog post about a website over 5 sidebar links any day of the week. They still have their place, sure; but it's not as powerful as it once was.

The Google analytics team is completely separate from the Google search engine team. They do not interact in terms of monitoring what your site does or how many you have. There are conspiracy theories, but I believe Google would see it as being more trouble than it's worth. Matt Cutts has also gone on record as saying that they don't do it.

In short, it doesn't matter.

I've never used it and stick to analytics because it's easier that way. If you like the product, use it, but it isn't going to improve your SERPs directly.

I'd just pickup wordpress themes that are fully responsive. That way, you have the mobile aspect of it covered. Screens are becoming larger and larger on phones anyway, so the whole unique mobile site thing, for my money, isn't that important. Maybe I'm wrong, but I haven't worked heavily with mobile sites, so I don't know much about those demographics.

I don't know of anything that does the job as well as Linkspun did/does. It was created because Jdoughs saw that there wasn't a good option for what he wanted, so he literally did it himself.

Penis pills are always good on tube sites, I also quite like the whole gambling side of things. Poker has made my clients the most money on adult websites if they go non-adult, but it all depends on exactly what your site is focused on.

Is it a college-themed porn website? Sports betting is a good idea. Gay muscle worship website? Go ahead and market that organic brown rice protein. Grandma and Grandpa sex? Funeral insurance! :thumbsup

Themes aren't always perfect because the demographic your porn is focused toward doesn't always match the viewers. If you have a big site though, definitely do some research on who your average user is. That's going to make a big difference with regard to how you do non-adult advertising.

I think dating/hookup websites are also worth taking a butcher's at.

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The talk is all about the new semantics being used in SE algorithms now amd the new emphasis on UX (supposedly)

Get ready for possibly some real changes in 2015 (maybe?).
Facebook is a dead issue for NSFW adult content but Twitter search is "game on".
Google is going to keep dancing for reason of all the charlatan SEO.

The only guys "peeing in the tall grass with the big dogs" in Google now are Wikipedia and the tubes it seems, and it's not SEO hocus pocus -- it's all about UX.

How I can improve my google page rank? it is 0! Any advice?

What about backlinks?

Which practices you recommend?

Which are bad practices?

What do you think backlinks in sidebar are not seo friendly and how about guest posts?

I will direct your attention to this thread over at Webmaster section of Google Product Forums. The most important point was made by someone who works at Google:

Anyone who considers PageRank to be a valuable metric in 2015 is ten years behind.

I made a video in response to this question to pad out my YouTube channel a little. Hopefully it gives you my philosophy when it comes to buying links. Basically, I'm going to really steer clear of it in 2015. It isn't a healthy approach to SEO. I might grease the wheels of linking slightly with some coverage, but that's just good PR, innit?

Let me know if you have any deeper questions. The video might be a little vague.

Also, the quality suffered for some reason. I have no idea why, but it looks a lot less polished and sharp compared to previous renders. Sorry in advance.

I would have another question, if possible. What would be your advice on maximizing Google and other search engine websites traffic to a website based on Tube Ace for Wordpress Tube Ace | Just another WordPress site.

I am planning to spin titles of all videos, before publishing them. I want to make 1 to 3 sites, add analytics, and see what I can make of them, for lets say 12 months. The goal would be to make 100 or even 200 websites like this, afterwards (videos from tube + videos from sponsors, could be on separate websites, not mixed), and make some profit without too much of additional work. I would want to make the sites, let them run, possibly for quite a while ("indefinitely") and make a little bit of a profit from every site.

Would I work on smaller amount of websites, but larger, or large amounts of sites, which could be smaller (domains cost money too). How to "distribute it" for the best result from the search engine sites, in the long run?

Thanks.

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I am probably not planning to promote the site, do things like social media, and so on. I would like to work on setting them up, which would take quite a lot of time with a large number of sites, and count on traffic from the search engines, for the most part.

Another type of website that I am wondering about, would be a website based on something like AdultSearchScript.com. It embeds videos from other tube websites (sending traffic to them pays money, it can be also used to promote own tube sites), and it is possible to spin titles of the clips with a synonym table, which can be added to the script.

There is another script like this, which is located at Porn Search Script by zodumil.net - Homepage. This one does not have spinning included, but it has some other features, which can be usefult too. I was told by people from there, that "spinning doesnt really help since google visits the site of the embed. look at lobstertube he has a whole network of unspun title videos."

What would be your opinion about this? Should I spin text, or not really? I would assume that yes. How to make a website / websites like this successful, as far as the search engines (mostly Google) go?

I also have some good info about AdultSearchScript.com:

"In theory the text spinner should make a difference. For example you have 2 sites, one original site with your videos and second you have a site that sends traffic to your own site, this site can work in 2 ways:
a) link back to the original video pages (in which case the spinner is very important because google wont see the same traffic)
b) embed (since google already sees the embed, the spinner is not very important here).

I cannot offer you a gurantee that the title spinner will have a big impact on your site, but google webmasters says its important to have unique content and the spinner does exactly that."

What would be your point of view on programs like this, and how to make the best of it, as far as Google, and other search engine sites. Just like with the Tube Ace question above, would I work on smaller number of sites, but larger, or smaller sites, but larger amount of domains. How would this work here. Just like with the Tube Ace I want to "test the waters" with several websites, and possibly expand to a network of 50 or 100 sites like this, after that. No promotion on social media, or anything like that, with this also. I would like to count on visitors from Google and other search engine sites...

One more program that I am planning to test is Adult Photo & Movie Gallery WordPress Theme & Plugin from Tube Ace. It enables for importing free hosted galleries (videos and pictures) to a Wordpress based site. am planing to test the waters, just like with the other two, and count on traffic from the search engine sites. I may apply text spinning here too, and nothing like social media promotion, or hand written text on these sites.

What could be the best way to go with something like this? No link building, no social media promotion / other promotion. Just make a lot of websites like this 50 or 100, and try to make some $$$.

AdultGalleryPress Demo | Photo & Movie Galleries

Thanks.

I've used TubeAce before and was really unhappy with the product. The user support was bad, the product wasn't useful and had many bugs and errors. Just giving you a preamble to my attitude toward that item in general: don't invest too much into it, because I really don't rate it as a solution for tube sites.

Anyway. To your question:

I'd probably niche your tubes. One for Asians, one for teens, one for creampies, etc. I don't think 100-200 is a good idea, but 20-30 is definitely reasonable. Try different things and see how you go, just avoid spreading to thinly; as you say, domains do cost money, so if you're not getting a return on your investment, it isn't worth the time or the cash.

Start small and grow large. This isn't just SEO advice though; it's general advice for business. If you see profits after 6 months and 50 sites, keep growing and doing what you do. You may find one takes off moreso than another: in those situations, focus on what's getting you high rankings.

For a spammy site, it's a good idea, but you have to remember that the ideal site is one that actually brings value to the user. Ask yourself with this types of scripts: what are you adding to the equation that would make your site more valuable than the site you're scraping from? The answer is nothing, and in fact, you're taking away something because spun text isn't readable.

I also heavily advise against embedding the content from other sites, it's just not a salient solution to getting a great site up and running. Local storage is always better, because all you're telling Google is that whatever site you're embedding from is good, so why would you rank above them for the same keywords?

Spun text is useful, yes. I don't think Google is intelligent enough to look at well spun material and make sense of it being non-unique. I do spin text myself for certain projects, but I write the spinning material beforehand using hand-built parsing. I would never automate spinning, because it simply isn't good enough. The structure of a sentence is way too complicated for a computer to work out.

I avoid anything spun that doesn't make sense, as that doesn't bring value to the user. My spun texts always make sense, are logical, and provide some level of content to the user. If you're not doing this, one day, you will be punished for it if you get good enough rankings. Again: try to focus on the user experience above all else, and ask yourself "is this going to bring value to the user"? If the answer is 'no', then you'll likely not rank very well.

Throw them up, ping them and perhaps interlink a few of the sites in mild fashions. I don't really know what else to say about the SEO of these places: if you're not building quality content or hand writing anything or worrying about links, the only SEO you can focus on is on-page elements. Keyword dense titles, good website flow and a low bounce rate.

But if I'm honest, these aren't the types of projects I work on regularly. Most of my SEO efforts are on long-term websites that are looking to bring value to the porn industry. Your questions seem to be leering toward black hat, and I'd suggest you check out Black Hat World for the best way to do things in this direction.

Thanks for the answers. All this will be very useful for me (it already is). I am wondering about one more thing.

Lets say I have 100 domains (Wordpress Multisite) with 10,000 blog posts on each address. This would fairly good quality websites, but most of posts would be based on spun text (some titles would be rewritten by hand, but not a lot). Url slugs exactly the same as post titles, and so on.

The goal here would be to maximize traffic to these websites, and generate as much income as possible from this. All blogs would be general niche blogs, something like milf, teen, cumshot, blowjob, handjob, mature, and all that. All posts would be spun but unique, and I would say that not recognizable by the search engine sites.

a) would it be better to use several Wordpress installations and different IPs (something like seo hosting)?
b) how would I go about building / getting links to these sites. I am thinking Linkspun (add links to other peoples sites in blog posts, and get other links back in exchange), but other than than, I am not sure. I am also familiar with Link Building Tactics - The Complete List, but I've never tried it in practice. What would I do step by step to improve rankings. I guess I would need to look at keywords but none of these sites would be created with specific keywords in mind. I could probably run some kind of check and see what keywords come up as most used, and so on. In general, how would I increase search engine traffic to these 100 sites (spun text, 10k posts each, 100 domains).

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Another question that I would have, would be about, so called, "seo hosting", where people can sign up for a plan and get, lets say 50 unique C-Class IPs, and from different countries (there is 16 countires to choose from, lets say). How does it work, and how is it useful for xxx sites. I can research that on the Internet, and with these companies too, but I will ask here anyway.

Thanks.

Another question here would be how many blog post should I use / aim at per blog. 10,000 per domain is probably too much and not needed. How many blog posts per domain, should I approximately target / have (meaning, at what amount it would make more sense to get additional domains, and keep adding the new posts there...)?

network of 100 sites -> 1,000 posts on each (then one post per month, or every two weeks, scheduled, to keep it fairly fresh). Maybe 1,000 posts per domain is too high too, and I could go for 200 domains with 500 posts on each, and make more money in the end. How to figure this out / how would I know?

nice thread :)

Another question, related to the previous ones, that I would have, would be how to add large amount of posts to a network of blogs, and keep it looking natural to search engine sites. How many blog posts can I add per 24 hours per a domain name, lets say, and what is the best way of spreading it out.

I read somewhere that I could schedule three posts in the morning, three post in the afternoon, something like that. On the other hand, I could probably schedule one post every thirty minutes for 12 hours, or something like that, I am not sure, or just keep it posting every 60 minutes all the time. I am not sure...

What would be your advice regarding this?

Thanks.

Hi Will,
What would you do in mine case to get more traffic and make it more seo frendly on this site fttube.com , can you give me a review ?
I started to watch your yt videos , the keyword one actualy has a logical point. I got rid of the meta keyword tags.
You sould make a video tutorial on how to get natural adult backlinks, step by step :)
Thanks .

I would have another thing that I would like to ask. What is the difference between working on ranking

http://KeywordName.com and http://SomeDomain.com/keyword-name

I know that full domain is better, and it is a stronger signal for search engines, but is it really a lot harder to rank one domain, with lets say 1,000 keywords like this (as categories, lets say Wordpress, these would be pornstar names) instead of 1,000 separate domains. There are benefits to a lot of links pointing to one url too, so it can be even better / easier.

Thanks.

Hello,

I have one 6 years old tube website with manually added embeds with unique descriptions. Before Penguin updates I had around 4k organic traffic with 1500 added videos. Now I have ~7000 videos, but only 100! organic traffic.

I have imported names of pornstars from Redtube which caused several 1000's of new pages with barely some content. But other tubes have them too. Can this be an issue (Panda)?

Regarding anchor-link distribution I've disawoved all spammy looking links (it's almost a year), but nothing really happened. No mobile redirect. I bought some links & posts few years ago. Now most of my links (that I can control) have only variations of "domain name" anchor. MajesticSEO says 250 linking domains, Alexa 65. I have PR3, Google indexes 10500 pages (site: name.com).

Do you have any ideas how to recover? It's kinda personal since I added sooo much of hand-written content and I try everything I can to see it ranking again.