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What does everyone as an adult affiliate find their best Site Title / Tagline / Site Description for google.
Do you include keywords or just the domain name / url
Any advice is welcome.
I’d use a tagline with the site’s url and try to use a good keyword (or 2) in the tagline.
For instance: Sexy Nude Asian Girls On Cam | NudeAsianCamGirls.com
We tend to use something like [Site Name] Video – [Scene Name] – and limiting it all to 130 characters for the scene pages titles.
You could try with something like [Sponsor Name] Video – [Scene Name] too, as the scene names usually contains 1-2 important and relevant keywords.
Alternatively you can play with what is more relevant to your adult blog, e.g. [Sponsor Name] Bareback Video – [Scene name] or [Sponsor Name] – [Scene Description] – Porn Video and so on.
As for the site tagline, what payel said above – [Site Name] – [2-3 Relevant keywords that make sense in a sentence].
And for descriptions, I’d use the scene description or a rephrasing of the 1st paragraph, somewhere between those lines.
I got tired of trying to figure out all this, so for awhile now I’ve saved tons of time by appending “Twinkle Toes” to the beginning of every scene plus my suggested TITLE scene tag provided in the affiliate updates.
Thus we get the following recent examples:
for Staxus – Twinkle Toes Police Prowlers Scene #1
for Lucas Entertainment – Twinkle Toes Valentino Medici Pounds Dmitry Olden Bareback
for Titan – Twinkle Toes Blue Collar Ballers
for Men.com – Twinkle Toes Ass Bandit Part 1
for Corbin Fisher – Twinkle Toes Kennedy Rides Miles
for Bel Ami – Twinkle Toes Kevin Warhol Is Simply Perfect
etc…Believe me, the SEO response has been amaaaaaaaazing.
cheers guys, reason I asked I changed my adult site wide one, the site name to include “Porn” and google had a fit and all my searches I ranked with disappeared for a few days until I changed it back. (think because my main searches in are celebs)
Might start doing some custom ones for the sponsor posts tho as atm I do Sponsor Name: Scene Name (or sometimes just do actresses names) then it auto adds my site name at end if any room (site name if Sexy Girls Shirtless & Naked)
I rank well for alot of my old sponsor content, but its been a while since I properly did sponsor content – my blog is a mixed bag, Celebs, Random girls off tumblr etc and Sponsor content. Just trying to improve my searches in for the new sponsors.
Think ill go with something along the lines of [Sponsor Name]: [Keyword] [Scene Name]
Cheers
James
Seriously, here’s my real advice – I’d emphasize the keywords in the META Description, not in your title. And why do you want your site name in all the TITLE tags? That’s probably not the title.
Keyword stuffing is a serious offense. Be a human, not a robot.
Yeh tbh i just set it up like this years ago (with Shirtless & Naked after the actual sitename)
so just to clarify the meta description is where you want the keywords, not so much the site title, tbh I just thought as i got alot of [celeb name] shirtless or [celeb name] naked searches in it was because of the site title name so i tried adding porn into it as im adding more adult sponsors content.
Currently im updating my tagline to read – “Shirtless Celebs, Naked Girls & Porn” and if all goes well I will update my site name to just “Nude Girls” just dont want to do to much at once, all trial and error.
Ok, I’m a little bit confused (I know, nothing new about that~!) … I thought you wanted a way to approach your tagline and site domain name for how it appears in the URL and bookmarking when people hit your index.php, not how to title each post, or about setting up the meta tags.
Yeh, was a general question regarding the sitename/tagline/description but a few people have suggested that use your site name / tagline to tell people what the site is about, then concentrate on the keywords in the meta descriptions.
Anyway at least I got a good idea whats best now and will work from that.
You need to think of the Google Bot as if it were a blind person, accessing your site with adapted technology. The title needs to match the meta needs to match the keywords, needs to match the content – and everything needs to be described accurately and meaningfully.
Your title is Nude Girls – Photos of Sexy Naked Girls, Celebs and Babes
Description should be similar to your title but more detailed.
THEN – Google likes anchored text links, text that matches your desc, and headline tags.
Each photo on your page should be titled within your theme (pull out your thesaurus. Describe the photos accurately).
Then, each subsequent page should have it’s OWN title ie: Naked Celebs Girl Photo Gallery
Don’t ever try and “fool” google. Treat it with respect, it will reward you!
