Basically, you have the same traffic sources for a sex toy site like with any other porn site. I would suggest to search for your competitors and see how they are promoting. Top adult sites usually get the most traffic from Google and other search engines but Twitter or Tumblr is good for an adult content, as well as Reddit if done in moderation, there are some forums, but you have to find them for your niche and other ways.

You should definitely try to post some blogs that will target some keywords and improve your SEO rankings. Also check out my posts for some free advice: https://mradultaffiliate.com/tag/traffic/

There are many different pay outs that adult affiliate programs offer and in the CB case, they offer only the revshare and pay per free pay outs.

The rev share means that you will be paid a commission for all the sales you refer. So for example, Chaturbate has a 20% rev share for life and you will make 20% of all the money that your traffic spends.

They also have the $1.00 pay per free pay out and it simply means that you will make a one buck from every account registration that you refer.

Now, you can choose if which way you want to monetize your traffic on the Chaturbate.

If you are going to promote adult webcams, then promote them only on the rev share, since it always brings more revenue.

Adult Affiliate Question: Revshare Or PPS. Which Is Best?

For more information, check out this forum topic:

Best Monetiziation Strategy? PPS or RevShare?

I agree with various members on this, and it is a good discussion to have, one that I do not recall seeing before.

It does seem like a waste to not do anything with that content, so is there perhaps a way to add it all into one larger site? Is that feasible?

Not only would that help the conversion rates and perhaps encourage affiliates to come back to it, but it might actually increase the value of that content. If you have three dead sites with 200 videos on each and they are not selling, perhaps combining them under one new site and offering 600 for the same price will kick it up the ass a bit, give affiliates something “new” to promote, and lower the ratios affiliates are seeing in their stats?

At the very least I think you should perhaps update the site information in the affiliate area so everyone knows what is and isn’t updating, and perhaps offer a little more information about why ratios might be bad.

To be honest, it never occurred to me that this was why our conversion ratio was so terrible. I do not know why we missed that obvious fact but it just never occurred to us.

Footer ads never get many clicks for a few reasons, so I would suggest removing the footer widgets and just leave the social media buttons. You should be testing different ad placements, reducing the number of ads to two or three and then see which strategy or which sponsor makes you more money and improves the user experience (the bounce rate, the average time on site and more) to get better results.

Do you have your own adult website on the side? Did you try it? You can build one and just keep adding new posts every day while writing for others since it does not require that much time.

If you are new, then you have to build up some portfolio and get some clients first for a cheaper fee, get as many small gigs as possible and once you build up your reputation, you will get more job from recurring clients that you will build trust with and you will be able to command higher fees.

At the end of the day, there are still all kinds of webmasters looking for writers, on this and other adult forums, so you should not have big issues with finding new people to work with, if you are affordable and can deliver good work.