Welcome there Chris.

The focus keyword is the keyword that you want your adult website to rank for. So for example the word “milf” can be your focus keyword. You should not repeat the keywords too often because it looks unnaturally for the search engines. I think it is healthy to use your keyword once in every 50 words or so.

If you add the post with the text like:

“Milf gets fucked milf bangs”

It not only does not make much sense but it also will hurt your website’s ranking. Write like a human being, not a spammy robot. Check out also the most popular sites in your niche and try to learn from them because if they are ranking high on the Google then they are doing a great job on the SEO side. Read my posts as well.

I agree with mateht and would go a step further and say you should do a complete rebranding, starting with a new dot com name instead of a dot net. What the heck does “adomaso” mean anyway? Must be a foreign word for bondage or something? No one in the USA will know what that means. The word “boys” may not help either since some people shy away from adult sites with that word because they think it might be child porn. “Twinks” might be a better word to use than boys if your niche is young guys (and yes, I know sites like Boynapped and Boygusher seem to be doing OK).

I just checked and these domains are available (until someone here snatches them up): smtwinks.com, gaysmtwinks.com, youngkinkyguys.com, bdsmguys.com (this would be my pick), YoungMastersAndSlaves.com or GayMastersAndSlaves.com (long but says what you are), TwinksIntoKink.com (another good one).

If you make any of these changes let us know!

First of all, I highly recommend you to go with the RevShare if you want to promote adult webcam sites.

It depends completely on the site. Some surfers keep on spending money on and on so RevShare is the way to go. I promote cam websites and it is more profitable in the long haul to promote their RevShare offers.

Others have members that join for a month and quit so PPS is best for them. I can not even say all affiliates get the same results with the same sites because we all promote slightly differently so you just need to do trial an error, start with RevShare and if you do not see sales then maybe switch to PPS.

I run review sites and tend to go RevShare on any program that has a high-scoring members area because they usually retain… and PPS on any site that does not have a good content for the same reasoning.

I must say that RevShare has probably made my income very stable, because of doing mostly RevShare since I started out I never see any major down turn during seasons, holidays et cetera. Always stable, the only big changes I see are some extra good days.

I am pretty sure you can use mix links up, but I suggest you to test the one offer from the Chaturbate (let’s say the RevShare) at the one time and you can also put the different affiliate programs on your website.

Use the “Pretty Link” plugin to shorten your links for free. It is easy to use and quite useful as well. It also tracks each hit on your link and it offers many features.

You can ask more questions here.

Welcome.

I assume your website is voyeurboss.com.

If I were you, I would just put the ads either on the left sidebar or on the right one. Why? Because surfers generally do not like ads and it is kinda distracting for them. Change that for a one or two weeks and see the results.

I think you could use the video player that will not show any ads from tube sites. The kenplayer works quite well for that.

I can see that you are repeating the same titles on your video posts a three times. Do not do that, you should add some short, funny scene description. It can be 10 words or a little bit more, but it needs to be unique.

I just have found your old thread here:

Please give me feedback on two of my websites

So check it out as well, because there are many good suggestions.

It is a real shame because they have a nice content and they are quite popular in the gay porn scene.