As promised a couple of days ago a new version has been rolled out.

Tonight I activated the new Search servers and caching.

The index had to be rebuilt to accommodate the changes we made to indexing.

Average search time is now down from 5 seconds to 0.9 seconds.

Submitting Sites

A number of webmasters have been submitting sites that just wont be indexed. In most of these cases the crawler has already been over your site before submission and discarded it for the reasons below.

Node.XXX only indexes canonical content.

Node.XXX will NOT index embed tube sites, white label dating or white label cam sites.

If your site has more than one pop up , malware, more than 4 ads above the fold or a poor user experience it will not be indexed.

Node.XXX is all about quality sites. The search engine is designed to filter out sites that are bad for the surfer. So if you have a lot of ads or have more than one popup or a sneaky redirect then your site just won't be indexed.

What about other equation of formula? Meaning , howmuch money do you plan to spend on marketing or you will do just guerrilla marketing ?

There's a plan to market it, but the tech needs to be refined first. It's going to be a long, expensive process to get there. Suffice to say I'm not throwing money at this idea for the fun of it.

Nice project!

I tried it.
My Comment:
you need to filter www/http and subdomains...
got the exact same search results from different subdomains from tube8,
jp. and .de and www.

pretty nice though.

Reminds me a bit of Free Porn Search Engine :: pornharmony.com
that site does some awesome matching content search.
The longer you search, the better the results are.

Goodluck!

Sad to see another SE loaded with tubes.

Actually that does happen, but it takes a while for the searchable index to catch up. You'll find that those results will disappear in a few days and you'll only get results relative to your location - eg if you're in japan you'll see jp.whatever and in the us or global you'll see domain.com



Thanks.

We don't index embedding tubes, or the spammy crap tubes that don't host their own content.

What should we do with the canonical tubes ? Ban them from the index ? They exist, people use them. We do proactively ban torrent sites and file lockers from the index, but where do we draw the line ? Should we remove the tubes from the index too ?

I submitted a few. We'll see what happens. :)

URL submissions to the site are algorithmically checked and not manually checked except for a few cases.

However I do see reports on submission failure rates and there have been a lot of sites submitted that are rejected by the search engine because of too many ads or too many popups or popunders.

If a surfer visits your site, clicks once and then has a popup take over their screen then your site just won't be included in the index. Likewise if you have more than 4 ads above the fold then your site also won't be included in the index.

The key decisions of whether a site is included on Node.XXX are:

1. Does the site provide a good user experience ? Good
2. Does the site have too many ads ? Bad
3. Does the site have takeover popups on click ? Bad
4. Is the site spammy ? Bad
5, Does the site embed large amounts of content from other sources ? Bad
6. Is the site a white label ? Exclusion
7. Is the site an embedding tube ? Exclusion
8. Does the site have too many spammy links pointing to it ? Bad
9. Does the site have malware or unwanted redirects ? Exclusion.
10. Does the site show different content to mobile and desktop users? Exclusion

Even if a site is included in the index, every time it is re-crawled these considerations apply. We also check the site from proxy nodes using various User Agents to be sure that sites aren't trying to fool Node.XXX

So to sum up. Good user experience and original content will see a site included in the index. Bad user experience or spam etc will see the site excluded.

Will surfers prefer it to Google?

If it was loaded with paysites first it would lose surfers at a rate that makes it fail. Surfers don't want to pay, force them to and they leave. Because Tubes are better than paysites.

All you can do is change the product to convert more to customers. That won't be done by shooting the same porn as we shot 20 years ago.

Actually Paysites, News Sites, Large Affiliate Sites (eg: freeones) and Story Sites make up the bulk of what has been indexed.

Perhaps you should look first and comment afterward.

I was replying to the post.

Unless the site is liked by surfers it will get nowhere. In today's porn business 99.99% (?) demand it free. I see this

https://node.xxx/search?query=amateur+porn

https://node.xxx/search/?query=porn+videos&p=1

https://node.xxx/search/?query=porn&p=1

Why will surfers abandon Google for Node.xxx?

The answer is that 99.9% of them wont.

I don't need them to. All I need to gain is a tiny fraction of the porn search market that appreciates that when they click on a link in the SERPS of Node.XXX that they won't end up on spam or popup hell.

A minuscule fraction of the porn search market is still a lot of traffic and the intention going forward is to market Node.XXX as a search engine that isn't full of spam, only contains quality sites and wont lead them to sites that will lock up their computer with popups.

will there be a feature that tells webmaster if their sites have been processed and denied, why it was denied?

related to that, what's the average time for sites to be crawled and indexed or not?
few days? few weeks?

Smart. I am just adding my sites. You should have bulk import option :thumbsup

No.

I've seen sites appear in the index within an hour of being discovered. Typical timeframe is about 12 hours.

Sorry about that, I don't want to provide people the means to exploit our image spider.

I reiwd submitting didn't work

Did you have an error ? Or was your site unable to be added ? What happened ?

Time will tell, but I'm really not trying to compete with Google.

I only need <0.1% of the porn search market to make it worthwhile. So many searches for porn are made on the major search engines every day that just a fraction of that market is huge.

Time will tell.

Your problem is the reason, you claim, will make surfers come across, isn't that bad on the top sites that get most porn traffic from Google. Assuming it is, what's your marketing strategy yo get surfers to find out about your site and use it?

Yes Paul, I am really going to broadcast our marketing strategy here. :1orglaugh

Full first month stats are quite pleasing, it's not a lot but it's a good start.

For the first full month of August we handled 1,139,027 searches on Node.XXX

If your site hasn't been indexed yet, submit it by creating an account at Node.XXX and then using the dashboard to submit a site.

node.xxx down?

don't worry he will re direct the traffic! :Oh crap :helpme:helpme

It says "this server suspended for non payment" :Oh crap :helpme

Looks nice, however i just registered and try to submit my site by 'My Profile' i guess, but clicking on my username, doesnt do anything... working by Chrome btw.

You don't need to submit a site anymore, it's all done algorithmically.

Node.XXX has been updated with new features.

From 1st August 2019 all sites that do not use SSL/TLS encryption are labelled as insecure, helping to better inform surfers.

Sites containing malware are excluded from the index within 30 minutes of being crawled, malware advertising excludes an entire website for six months before it is rechecked. Again making things safer for surfers.

Ranking algorithms have been improved and smaller sites which have high quality content and do not abuse user experience receive a small ranking boost to encourage higher quality sites.

A 60% performance boost in search speed means search results are returned in less than .5 of a second more than 80% of the time.

Social media search results are now returned for porn friendly social media sites.

If anyone has any questions feel free to reply in this thread.

:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup

My site is https:// secure but it still shows up as not... :(

And its 3rd place as well after the top 2 which are both pornhub... :(

Can you access it via hxxp://yourdomain.com ?

If it's accessible via http and https it will show as insecure.

i can actually... how do i force it to https? When I google my URL the results show up as https...

Do you use Cloudflare? If you do there is an option under Crypto settings to force https

Otherwise you will need to set up a htaccess rule if using Apache or a config file rule in Nginx

No, I dont use cloudflare, but never mind... I'm a pornographer, not a webmaster, and so I dont think Im gonna go changing things now...

Its all good :)

To answer your question about Google. Google indexes https:// first. Node.XXX tries to index both secure and non secure for every domain. If a site is accessible without https it's marked as insecure.

On the current re-crawl rate, if you redirect to only https then the insecure indicator would disappear within 24 hours.

Well Ive done it with
Which seems to have worked on all but 1 of the pages within the site... But thats another can of worms to go looking for whats going in there...

my advice would be to stop wasting time with this project and go make a search engine site like tubegalore, you clearly have the skills and you can actually get google traffic and make money in that niche

Well Im 100% https:// now :)

I just tried it I like it :), how can I submit my site?