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Very nice to meet you, Maxwell 🙂
I think you should do well in the “deep throat fucking” niche. If you choose too small niche, you will not find enough sponsors and content for your new adult site.
It is hard to tell. I have sites that I update only once a day but I post long posts, so that is why. If it is going to be a video tube site, then a several videos should be fine, but if you starting a new site, you should always create more posts than always so your site is no empty.
You do not need too much text if you have a tube site. It can be just ten unique words or so. Backlinks are very important, you should get some links after you get some traffic from the Google, from sites in your niche.
The smaller the niche, the less backlinks you will need, because there is less competition in that area.
If it is a micro niche and I believe your site is, you should promote porn paysites on your site. These adult affiliate programs have blowjob related sites: Blazingbucks, Cherrypimps, Dogfart, Dukedollars, Famedollars, Fetishhits, Pimproll. Just google each of them and check them out.
I would definitely focus the most on the content. In fact, I create new adult sites constantly and a good content is a must.
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I doubt you will find better free plugins for affiliate link tracking than Easy Affiliate Links or ThirstyAffiliates.
I do not use such softwares but I found this tool called later.com and I heard that it does the job well and it has a free plan.
I think a one link per week is a safe strategy for a new adult site in my opinion. If you get too many backlinks at the same time, it will look unnatural to Google. Bought links can help a lot to improve your ranking, if you buy them from quality sites.
I would not suggest buying traffic to anyone, this kind of traffic does not convert well and most of the purchased traffic are bots, anyways.
Do not focus only on building backlinks. I have sites that have very few links from the other sites and they still rank very well, because of the good content.
A very good question, Roonie.
I think you should get your new relevant backlinks from all sorts of sites to make your backlink profile look very natural. My top adult sites do not have too many backlinks and I think if you will get some links from great related forums, blogs and adult tube sites (in your niche) and porn list sites (theporndude, et cetera), you should do very well in the search engines.
You need only backlinks from quality websites in your niche and you really do not need hundreds of links. I believe, you need links that are placed in the actual content of a page as well as a few backlinks in footers, sidebars, et cetera.
It is better to have a two very good links from authority sites than have thousands of garbage links from spammy adult websites.
The quality content is very important if you want to rank high on Google in 2017. I just want to tell you that I run a few adult sites that have a fresh exclusive content but a very few backlinks and you can believe me or not, these sites get a lot of good organic traffic.
I think it depends on the style of the content and the setting. I rarely add “click here” on the adult sites. I might add “click to download the hardcore video” or something like that, but it depends on the blog.
I always see it as dependent on the way you are selling. If it is on a site that is clearly intending to sell, you can get away with all the “sales speak” and sound like you really want guys to click it. But if you are running what comes across as an amateur blog, a personal site or something with more character to it, I think more subtle ways are more effective. So if you have a more conversational style of blogging you might have something like “check it out for yourself” or just a recognition of where the content came from like “images courtesy of…”
Interesting discussion though, I might have to have a look out there and see what others are doing and if there’s any clear data on it. There must be some analysis out there somewhere of the language with the most impact.
I would use sitename.com, no point adding the www though. That way if they decide to visit your site they know what it is. No mistakes. I do not see any harm in having watermarks, makes senses to me to use it. It is just a matter of doing it tastefully, not too big or obtrusive. Do not plaster huge logo in the middle of the images, that will just piss people off including your members.
I believe that the more unique title, the better. If you google “Lesbian pussy licking” there are far less results than for the “Pussy licking”.
Sorry, I thought you were talking about the title of the post or the video.
Well, I think it is better to have just a “pussy licking” tag on a lesbian site. Nowadays, Google is very smart and they will understand what you mean so no need to add the word “lesbian”.
The tags and categories are not so important SEO wise. You should focus more on the titles and the content itself.
I have a several adult blogs on the Tumblr but nowadays I am not so active with promoting my sites there. On my best days, I used to get over a few thousands visitors a day from this site but I can honestly say that this traffic never converted well.
But traffic is always traffic and every little bit helps so you may try your luck with the social media sites.
