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It is never too late to earn some money, my friend 🙂
I have never used the script called “Roboscripts” but I would not recommend to use it because it will be really hard to get any organic traffic to the adult sites that are using such a script because whitelabels and scripts that run on auto-pilot, are going to get penalized by the Google due to the duplicate content sooner or later.
You need a great site with a quality, fresh content so that is why I would suggest you to start a blog around cams or preferably an adult tube site. It would be better to start a micro niche site, for example: a bbw cam site, a gay cam site, a straight black cam website and et cetera. Why? Because it is actually easier to rank such sites because there is a way less competition.
Check out my post titled “How To Promote Adult Webcam Site” to get some nice ideas and inspirations.
Welcome, DanielX 🙂
It is really hard to tell how much organic traffic you can expect the first month. It can take days, weeks and even months to get a significant traffic to your new adult website.
If you run a website in a niche where there is not too much competition, there are bigger chances to get your site ranked faster. Basically, the more unsaturated niche, the easier it is to get traffic from the big Google.
Let me give you an example, if you have a site and you want to rank it for broad keywords such as “porn videos” or “best porn”, it may take years before you actually rank on the first page for these keywords.
But on the other hand, if you aim to target very long tail keywords such as “lesbian solo porn movies”, it is a lot easier to get visitors that are searching for such specific topics.
It also depends upon the quality of work which you have done on that project. If you update your site constantly with a nice, unique content that surfers really like, you will rank way faster than the other new site which does not update daily and only posts a low quality content that can be found on thousands of porn tube sites.
My most successful sites did not receive too much traffic in the first months, but after a six months or so, they started to get more and more visitors every month.
So it takes time, even if your site has a high quality posts. Be patient and work hard on your new site if you really want to succeed in this industry.
If your site is only around the lesbian niche, then there is no need to create such category. Let’s say you have a lesbian porn tube site so you will have categories such as solo videos, masturbation, sex, nude, webcam, amateur, et cetera. You may also check out the other sites in your niche and see how they are grouping their content, it is actually how I learned many things from big players back in the day.
I personally do not promote lesbian affiliate sponsors, but you may take a look at these site:
I have heard that the site GirlsWay.com has some nice content and they have won several awards for this site. You may promote it through gammae.com/famedollars/.
GlamourDollars has some good looking websites and hot girl on girl content.
Pimproll is a well known sponsor and I saw they have many lesbian sites. You may check them out as well.
Well, you are partly right. Yes, the porn does not sell as good as it used to sell a decade ago, but with the nice adult niche sites, you can make a really good money. If you are passionate about the lesbian porn, then make a site in that niche and keep constantly updating your site with an unique content and you should notice some traffic and sales coming your way.
Trust me on this one, you can convert anything, any porn niche, if you have a great site that gets a lot of organic traffic. I know a very successful guy that owns many small niche sites and he only promotes porn paysites, no live cam sponsors. He does not invest in his sites at all and he is doing well, because his sites rank well on the Google.
You may build a website around webcams, but it is not so easy to make money in that niche like some affiliates may claim on the other forums.
Welcome there, Michael 🙂
You can use the WordPress plugin named Pretty Link Lite for free. It makes it easy to manage your affiliate links.
ManageFlitter is a good tool for your adult Twitter accounts. Twitter may suspend your account, if you follow or unfollow many accounts at the same time. I would not recommend using any bots for Twitter, because I have seen so many adult affiliates get banned because of using such things.
I do not use any of such tools so I can not recommend anything to you, sorry.
Be careful if you use tools like Hootsuite and especially any bots, because social media sites are getting smarter and smarter so they are getting better at detecting bots, automated tools.
If decide to use them, make sure you do not use it aggressively because because these days Twitter can flag you for spamming fairly quickly and you may even lose your account.
I just found this link, so go check it out:
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Revshare means you get a per cent of the billing price. Most are 50/50 split, so if a site sells for $30 you get $15. Some will split the processing fees or absorb them, but generally it mean that each sale you get that split, and for each time they renew, you get the split of whatever the rebilling fee is. Some like Bel Ami charge less to the customer after the first month, so your split is less.
PPS is pay per signup, it is a one time fee, paid to you for making the sale. It varies but generally is around $35 per sale, but if they renew, you get ZERO.
Hope that helps.
What I mean is, he was adding image-only posts each day, and I was adding one full text and image post in the evenings per day. He is cutting the full posts I supply back to four per week, but as far as I know he is still adding the image posts every day.
So, the text content per week is declining, and the frequency of posting too. I think that will have to result in less traffic. The only way I can imagine his traffic being stable and constant is if he were to start writing one of those photo posts to replace the text I was adding each evening.
I can understand why he has chosen to change, he has some slightly “militant” visitors who want only celeb posts (which do not really bring in any revenue) so they jump on my posts and attack them at every opportunity, voting them down and leaving bitchy comments.
Still, I think it will harm traffic and sales. The better solution would have been to “hide” the porn posts from the militants with increased celeb posting.
I probably should have clarified that I meant full content updates, not copy/paste or shallow posts. I know it might seem obvious that I would think that, but I do that on a couple of my growing blogs daily and it is most definitely working.
Having said that, one of my clients adds several posts a day of just images, no text beyond a title. He has just cut back to four full posts a week so if our ideas about post content are right he should see a decline in traffic. I think I will have to keep an eye on that and see if he has that happen.
It depends on the content – but it also depends on the competition.
Believe it or not, there are some keywords out there that affiliates either think are saturated and so do not bother with, or they simply neglect to use them. There are also plenty of affiliates who do not consider how a search might be done. For example, a blogger might go for “uncut twinks”, thinking it might be the best option, but then there might be thousands more searches for “uncut twink boys fucking”, and that longer phrase used exactly as is will do far more for the post than the original high-competition phrase.
There are a lot of things that I believe can affect traffic, from coding and themes to word count and originality of images. But from what I have seen with a couple of new blogs, Google does not penalize for frequent updates.
In fact I have seen the opposite. I am updating one of my new blogs several times daily and seeing the traffic rising, while others with far more content and no updates are slowly declining.
