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looking for any good adult free blog services where i would be able to create porn blog or a tube site without spending anything and monetize with affiliate programs. i’m newbie and i don’t want to spend any money yet and it’s only a side job for me.
NibbleBit and EasyXSites are the only two I located that are still online.
Those tend to disappear without notice, so why not get yourself a domain name from NameSilo. Their price is very reasonable and includes Free Privacy.
Next get yourself a host for the domain and setup WordPress and create your own blog on space you own. Try TMDHosting for a starter package. You can always upgrade as your needs increase.
If you need a step by step guide, here is a post that you want to take a look at:
How To Start A Porn Site And Make Money In 2020 – The Definitive Guide
MRA is right, of course.
While it might seem convenient to use the servers of another company that comes with a trade-off that your readers might not appreciate (everything from ad spamming to malicious data collection).
And of course you could lose it all at the whim of the platform you’re using.
It’s no better than running a business from Facebook. I’m always telling family and friends to invest in their own website, but most of them are still on Facebook building a following of thousands, and it’s all entirely out of their control and could vanish in an instant.
For the cost of a cup of coffee a month you could have all those visitors on your own adult site, joining your own newsletter, building a community over time that’s entirely under your control.
Doing it any other way is like buying life insurance from Thanos.
With all big blogging platforms banning adult content, it’s gambling. A not long time ago it was Tumblr that did this, maybe Blogger will do it very soon too and I don’t see the point of using them anyway since you can’t do any affiliate marketing so no money can be made.
i still see adult blogs on blogger, but they are no being monetized at all, so they are just run by some hobbyists that don’t intent to earn money from them. they simply don’t want you to run any kinds of ads and i have seen instances of webmasters getting banned by blogger for just a webcam affiliate link.
