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  • in reply to: How can you do SEO on a adult site? #2986

    The design of your site is quite good but I would get a new logo once your adult website becomes popular. Of course, you need more content, daily updates are recommended.

    I like that vote feature, it is always great to have something that differentiates you from your online competitors. So it is a great idea. I have tried to play your videos, but they can not to play them.

    If you want to use Adobe Flash Player these days, do not do that. I will save you a lot of time with that tip. Flash is dead (yes, I am not kidding you, just google it now) in 2017.

    If you need a tube theme, then maybe use a theme from XWPThemes.com. You can use their themes and embed videos from other sites so you do not need to pay a lot for hosting.

    You can grab a nice theme for less than $40 and use it on as many sites as you wish to use. I have tested many (if not all) other tube themes and their themes are the best and they also have a great support (which is a very important thing) unlike other sites.

    Another thing is that you should never write in all caps. I am myself, would never come back to your site if your posts are written in all caps so do not do that.

    in reply to: Cam white label setup error #2970

    It is very nice to see a new adult affiliate marketer on the forum. I think that you just set it up wrongly and you need to fix them. Here are some tips on how to set up your white label.

    Go to the White Label settings on the Chaturbate site.

    Your settings should look like:

    4.bp.blogspot.com/-ZGRuVk4UYAc/V15jrl5ZQjI/AAAAAAAAL5k/dSTVKW8vLOExHVebpO2w98twsqe5n1i2ACK4B/s640/CBWL2.JPG

    In the “Chaturbate alias” field you can put anything you want. If your whitelabel is going to be nudehunkvideos.com then add “NudeHunkVideos” or something like that.

    In the “Site name” field, I would recommend you to add your adult domain name without the “com” extension, so in your case I would put there “NudeHunkVideos”.

    In the “Domain name” field you just need to put your domain name so you have to add there “NudeHunkVideos.com”.

    Go into DNS management for your domain on your registrar’s site. I think that you purchased domains on the GoDaddy so go to their control panel because you need to make a few changes in your DNS record.

    Go into the DNS settings and point your “A” record to 64.38.230.2.

    Type : A Record
    Host : @
    Value: 64.38.230.2

    AND

    Type : CNAME Record
    Host : www
    Value: domain.tld (put in here your adult domain name on which you want to set up a white label, example: myadultcamdomain.com).

    Now, you should have your own white label but unfortunately this site itself will not rank on the Google or get any traffic so you need to get some visitors for that site.

    There are many traffic sources you can use to generate new visitors. I would suggest you to get a very nice WordPress themes from xwpthemes.com and create an adult tube site. You will put ads and promote your white label on that tube site.

    If you need some help or want some advices, you can reply here if your questions are related to the topic (adult cam sponsors) or create another topic if they are not related.

    in reply to: How can you do SEO on a adult site? #2965

    Thanks Ronald. You can visit the link and use the contact form to send me an email:

    mradultaffiliate.com/contact/

    You can send me your links, but generally I am not giving tips via mail, I prefer to post them on the forum so the other affiliates can learn something from them as well.

    in reply to: How can you do SEO on a adult site? #2959

    You do not need to write long posts, you can rank your site without doing that.

    Make sure you add a great content on a regular basis (preferably a several posts a day or more). I mean a really great content, a content that is hard to find. Do not copy any titles, tags, categories, from the other sites.

    Make your titles as unique as possible so I would recommend to work hard on creating a post than just copying others stuff.

    Your adult site has to have strong user engagement metrics. It means a low bounce rate, high time on site and many page views per visit so your site has to load fast otherwise your bounce rate will be high even if you have the best content on the whole Internet.

    You will need to get some backlinks on great sites in your niche but if your niche is small, you will not need many backlinks to rank your site high on the Google.

    Social signals are becoming more and more important these days and I strongly believe that if your site is active on the Twitter or Tumblr and gets many shares, it will certainly improve your rankings.

    If you do not promote your sites on the adult friendly social media sites like Twitter, Tumblr or Reddit, you are really missing out.

    Also check out these topics:

    How To Build An Seo Strategy For Your Adult Site

    Design and SEO suggestions for My New Adult Tube Site

    Beginning of my adult affiliate journey. Need advice!

    in reply to: best way to create a niche tube site #2958

    I use All In One SEO Pack and it is a good plugin and you do not need to use any other plugin for SEO. Make sure your site does not load too slow.

    in reply to: best way to create a niche tube site #2933

    I would recommend you to promote sponsors in your niche. If you run an amateur blog, then sell amateur paysites to your visitors. If you run a webcam site, then promote adult webcam sponsors. Of course, you may sell ads on your site, but you will not make much money unless your site gets a lot of traffic (a few millions visitors a month at least).

    in reply to: best way to create a niche tube site #2931

    Generally creating a great fresh posts constantly. So yes, it involves changing the titles, adding unique tags, categories, as much unique content as possible. The second best traffic source would be the traffic from related sites but this source of traffic converts way worse than the organic traffic.

    in reply to: best way to create a niche tube site #2929

    I would suggest you to use Google Analytics to track the traffic on your website. It is hard to say how much traffic you need to generate sales from your new site.

    Generally, the smaller the niche, the easier it will be to convert your visitors also the better traffic source you have, the easier it is to get many sales. So if you get a lot of organic traffic from the Google, you will make more sales and a way more money than if your main traffic source would be a social media.

    If the search engine sites are your main traffic source, you can expect to get a one sale for every 300 visitors that click on your affiliate link but keep in mind that every porn surfer is different and every site is different so that is why it is so hard to tell you an exact number.

    Test different promotional tools, use different banners and also use different calls to action.

    in reply to: best way to create a niche tube site #2910

    They are not adult friendly, so make the switch as soon as possible.

    I have never used the HostGator or GoDaddy services, but I have heard so many mixed opinions about both of them.

    I can suggest you to sign up with 247Host because I am using them myself for my adult and mainstream sites since many years.

    Their hosting plans start just at $2.99 per month, so it is really hard to get a better deal.

    Adult themes from Xwpthemes.com are very easy to work with, fast and relatively cheap. I am also using their themes and I am very happy.

    in reply to: Hardlinks / Advertorials – Is anyone buying these? #2908

    I think it’s important to make the distinction between several different things.

    The example given is obviously not a good one, we all agree on that.
    That kind of post is only going to harm everyone involved. Some seem to think that it’s only the one being linked to who might suffer a penalty, but both can be penalised for a spammy post like that.

    Links in sidebars are also a no-no these days. Unless it’s a part of your circle of sites and they’re connected clearly and thoroughly.
    If you run a business with three different sites that are all connected in some way there are probably signals to show this (such as regular linking patterns joining them, business addresses, domain registration details etc) but if you’re just listing a group of random sites in the sidebar without much evidence to show they’re related to you for valid reasons then you’re likely only harming them and yourself.

    The only way to really offer anyone a link of worth these days is to include them in a natural, comprehensive post of relevant content. It doesn’t matter too much if money changes hands, there is no way for Google to know if you’ve come to an agreement. And, really, it’s none of their business anyway.

    It’s entirely reasonable for someone to buy a link but this should only be done when it makes sense, surrounded by good, relevant content and in a post or page that actually offers the reader something.

    Links are still vital for SEO, but they need to be good quality.

    Ideally, if you’re buying any links, you want them from a reputable site willing to write a detailed and relevant post. It’s even better if they link out to other sources too, such as news sites or wiki’s. You should only seek to be linked out to in a paragraph surrounded by relevant words, unless you are the sole focus of the piece.

    That’s my opinion on it. Without knowing what Google does and thinks behind closed doors we’re all forced to come to our own conclusions.

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