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It is a tough call to be honest. If you do a search on Google for cam keywords, you will either see tubes or sites with the embed live shows so both strategies can be very profitable and really which one you should choose is just depends what kind of site you prefer to manage in the long term.
It is worth mentioning that you can create a cam tube site where you will embed videos or upload them if you have the content or the permission to do that.
If you prefer working with videos, picking them, adding titles and maybe some short description, then I would say go with the tube.
But if you are not this kind of person, then create a cam site with embeds. It still requires some work, like adding some blog posts, pictures or content in any other way and more.
Ideally, you could create a few tube and cam websites and see for yourself which one is better for you.
The only one that I know is Bonga but I would not recommend them because they use many shady tactics to steal traffic from affiliates.
I wish that the affiliate cam programs that I am working with could add the cryptocurrencies as payment methods.
I will update this topic with the new information if I find something that might be interesting for you.
You are confused most likely because there are WordPress.com and WordPress.org and both are two different platforms and many webmasters use only the name WordPress in their posts without explaining the difference between these two so I can understand the confusion it creates for newcomers.
Plus, there are many forum topics with outdated information which makes it even worse for you.
Basically, the WordPress.org is a free open source software which you can use to create and manage all kinds of websites you can imagine, including the adult one.
However you will need a paid hosting to be able to use it, but it is totally worth it and it is by far the best way to start your own online business these days.
On the other hand, the WordPress.com is a platform that provides you a free blog hosting with many limitations.
I would recommend it only for those that are going to blog for a hobby and do not EVER plan to make real money with it.
It is not adult content friendly. They do permit you to upload “tasteful” nude pictures (most likely the , but you can not post anything that could be considered pornographic (even a girl masturbating herself).
As if that were not enough, they do not allow you to monetize your site on WordPress.com. You can not even add an affiliate link to the sponsor, so it means that you will make exactly 0 dollars from it.
I have used this free blogging platform before and I ended up wasting a lot of my time, because they eventually suspended my blogs solely because I posted a few backlinks to my money sites.
There was also another similar service named ThumBlogger and they disappear out of the blue one day after two years of using them and the worst thing was that they took all of my posts with them, so I could not transfer them.
With all that being said, you want to avoid the WordPress.com and other free hosting services if you are planning to start your successful adult website.
Your best bet is to use the WordPress.org software instead and I have made a blog post for you which walks you through the process so that anyone, regardless of your age and computer skills, can create their own page.
You can find it here:
How To Start A Porn Site And Make Money In 2020 – The Definitive Guide
Honestly, I have seen their name on different forums but I do not know any site promoting their offers. It might make sense if they would be new, but they registered the name in 2014 so if there were good as they say on their homepage, they would be mentioned all over the web.
I am not trying to say that they are a scam, but why you should go with an unknown know company that does not have any information about them on their site when you can sign up with the reputable affiliate network like CrakRevenue?
You can test them for a few days and see if they are any worth but If I were you, I would choose the best companies like Crak.
I can not give you any advertising network recommendations since you are already using JA which is my favorite place to sell and buy traffic in the adult.
But why not try to well converting cam sponsors such as Chaturbate or CrakRevenue (it is rather a network which has thousands of offers to promote, including live webcams).
I am almost 100% sure that you can register your domain for your adult site with any registrar as there is no policy against porn as far as I know but always go with the one that is reputable and has a good pricing.
I can recommend NameCheap and NameSilo. Both are very well known companies and you can sleep safe if you use them. I have bought over 100 names on both of them and transactions always were very smooth and trouble free.
I have also used GoDaddy in the past, but my experience with them is not good at all mainly because of their subpar customer support.
Maybe try choosing the VideoJS. I have the same settings and it indeed solves the XVideos message issue.
I do not have any first hand experience with any virtual reality affiliate program since I am not promoting this kind of content and it is the first time I heard of VRB Cash. I just can advise you to avoid Naughty Revenue as they have not been paying commissions for a long time and they do other shady things. You can read more about this here:
Update: I can see that CrakRevenue has some great VR offers such as the Badoink on their platform so I would take a look at them as well if I were you.
You can try the method mentioned in this topic:
I think that it is the only way to make it work right now.
