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I can not tell you that with a certainty. As I said I am having adult niche sites that get thousands of clicks every day and I do not have any issues, but I can not assure you that you will not have any, but like 99% of webmasters using this plugin, you should not have any problems.
There is always a possibility that this can happen, but I never had such an issue and I have seen it happen to only a few people. If you are not getting millions of views a month, you should not worry about that at all.
You have to select that folder and then right click on it and choose the compress option or add to archive, depending which operating system you are using and choose the ZIP archive format and then upload this archive file to your dashboard.
This video demonstrates how to do that:
youtu.be/Gqj2OOk4bCo?t=87
It is a custom made theme for WordPress, at least it looks like one. XWPThemes had for sale a clone template of the PornHub that looked similar but for some reason, they stopped selling it, maybe it is just temporarily, you would have to ask them about that.
They seem to be self hosting their videos but it can possible that they have coded their own plugin like the KenPlayer that hides the original source, so I am not 100% sure on this one.
But I am sure that they have done lots of custom work on this website and no one is selling (legitimately) the copy of it.
My top converting webcam sites are Chaturbate, MyFreeCams and Streamate in that order. You can promote MFC and Streamate on the CrakRevenue since they have an exclusive partnership with each other and they even increased their rev share commission from 15% to 20% for MFC early this year.
MFC does not have their own public program. I have heard that they have a one but they only invite the biggest sites to join it and if you are big enough (in their eyes) they will contact you.
I have seen affiliates do some really good numbers with LiveJasmin, I never had any good results with them, but it depends on the traffic but like you have said, the most popular porn sites with millions of visits per day push their pop ups so most of the surfers that are looking for adult content in general (including cams) already have their cookie so you will not get a sale even if they come from your link.
If you are going to test these cam sponsors, then you make sure to do that for at least a few months if you are on the rev share, so you let your revenue build up before you can decide which one is really best for your traffic 🙂
Of course, this is not legit at all what they do. Now, I can not detect if their themes are clear and without any malware, since I have never used them and never will, but chances are that they have edited them and added some kind of backdoors and in the worst scenario they can completely hack your site and do anything with it or in the best scenario (for you) they can “just” place invisible backlinks and do other hardcore black hat stuff on it for spamming purposes.
The fact alone that they post them for free means that they need to somehow make money, because they clearly are not a charity.
The only logical scenario you could use them is when you are 100% confident that you can remove any possible backdoors and you will use them only on for testing purpose to see if they are a good fit for you and if they are, then you can buy them from a legit source.
If you are not very good at coding to spot any nasty code in the files, then you should never use these nulled themes unless you really do not mind having very bad things happen to your website.
You should be totally fine just all thousands of other adult webmasters if you use the promotional content that paysites give for their affiliates that sign up for their programs or if you embed videos from big sites like PornHub, XVideos or XHamster.
But if you download full length scenes from porn-w.org and post it on your site then this is not obviously legal and you might end up in the trouble.
I used to promote porn paysites in the past and I was doing quite well, but cam sites are where the money is now. They are barely affected by the piracy since it is the live experience between a viewer and a model which can not be pirated.
I am not trying to say that you can not make good money promoting paysites. Absolutely not. You still can if you do the things the right way, but webcams bring more money and have a better conversion rate provided you have a good targeted traffic, of course.
The paysites that do great in this day and age are sites that are updated regularly and have a solid content and if you dig deep into the niche, you will be able to tell which are successful and which are not. I can also give you some recommendations if you are looking for a reputable and converting affiliate program.
I do the cross promotion. Some membership sites promote cam sponsors to their paying customers and they either make money as an affiliate or get promoted in return.
Or if you run an adult site, you can find similar ones and do some guest blogging with them.
There is not the best way in my opinion. I run all kinds of sites, blogs, tubes are just different methods and they all can bring a nice profit.
If you have a WordPress blog, you can also embed some videos from PornHub and XVideos into your posts. I would recommend getting the KenPlayer plugin from XWPThemes.com so your users do not get annoyed with pop ups and redirects.
I am sure that this kind of hosting plan is going to be enough for a new tube on which you will embed content on.
If you do that, you will use the bandwidth and storage from the sites you share videos from, since they host the content so you will save a lot on your hosting bill.
