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I would have another question, if possible. What would be your advice on maximizing Google and other search engine websites traffic to a website based on Tube Ace for Wordpress Tube Ace | Just another WordPress site.

I am planning to spin titles of all videos, before publishing them. I want to make 1 to 3 sites, add analytics, and see what I can make of them, for lets say 12 months. The goal would be to make 100 or even 200 websites like this, afterwards (videos from tube + videos from sponsors, could be on separate websites, not mixed), and make some profit without too much of additional work. I would want to make the sites, let them run, possibly for quite a while ("indefinitely") and make a little bit of a profit from every site.
I've used TubeAce before and was really unhappy with the product. The user support was bad, the product wasn't useful and had many bugs and errors. Just giving you a preamble to my attitude toward that item in general: don't invest too much into it, because I really don't rate it as a solution for tube sites.

Anyway. To your question:

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Would I work on smaller amount of websites, but larger, or large amounts of sites, which could be smaller (domains cost money too). How to "distribute it" for the best result from the search engine sites, in the long run?

Thanks.

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I am probably not planning to promote the site, do things like social media, and so on. I would like to work on setting them up, which would take quite a lot of time with a large number of sites, and count on traffic from the search engines, for the most part.
I'd probably niche your tubes. One for Asians, one for teens, one for creampies, etc. I don't think 100-200 is a good idea, but 20-30 is definitely reasonable. Try different things and see how you go, just avoid spreading to thinly; as you say, domains do cost money, so if you're not getting a return on your investment, it isn't worth the time or the cash.

Start small and grow large. This isn't just SEO advice though; it's general advice for business. If you see profits after 6 months and 50 sites, keep growing and doing what you do. You may find one takes off moreso than another: in those situations, focus on what's getting you high rankings.

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Another type of website that I am wondering about, would be a website based on something like AdultSearchScript.com. It embeds videos from other tube websites (sending traffic to them pays money, it can be also used to promote own tube sites), and it is possible to spin titles of the clips with a synonym table, which can be added to the script.

There is another script like this, which is located at Porn Search Script by zodumil.net - Homepage. This one does not have spinning included, but it has some other features, which can be usefult too. I was told by people from there, that "spinning doesnt really help since google visits the site of the embed. look at lobstertube he has a whole network of unspun title videos."

What would be your opinion about this? Should I spin text, or not really? I would assume that yes. How to make a website / websites like this successful, as far as the search engines (mostly Google) go?

I also have some good info about AdultSearchScript.com:

"In theory the text spinner should make a difference. For example you have 2 sites, one original site with your videos and second you have a site that sends traffic to your own site, this site can work in 2 ways:
a) link back to the original video pages (in which case the spinner is very important because google wont see the same traffic)
b) embed (since google already sees the embed, the spinner is not very important here).

I cannot offer you a gurantee that the title spinner will have a big impact on your site, but google webmasters says its important to have unique content and the spinner does exactly that."

What would be your point of view on programs like this, and how to make the best of it, as far as Google, and other search engine sites. Just like with the Tube Ace question above, would I work on smaller number of sites, but larger, or smaller sites, but larger amount of domains. How would this work here. Just like with the Tube Ace I want to "test the waters" with several websites, and possibly expand to a network of 50 or 100 sites like this, after that. No promotion on social media, or anything like that, with this also. I would like to count on visitors from Google and other search engine sites...
For a spammy site, it's a good idea, but you have to remember that the ideal site is one that actually brings value to the user. Ask yourself with this types of scripts: what are you adding to the equation that would make your site more valuable than the site you're scraping from? The answer is nothing, and in fact, you're taking away something because spun text isn't readable.

I also heavily advise against embedding the content from other sites, it's just not a salient solution to getting a great site up and running. Local storage is always better, because all you're telling Google is that whatever site you're embedding from is good, so why would you rank above them for the same keywords?

Spun text is useful, yes. I don't think Google is intelligent enough to look at well spun material and make sense of it being non-unique. I do spin text myself for certain projects, but I write the spinning material beforehand using hand-built parsing. I would never automate spinning, because it simply isn't good enough. The structure of a sentence is way too complicated for a computer to work out.

I avoid anything spun that doesn't make sense, as that doesn't bring value to the user. My spun texts always make sense, are logical, and provide some level of content to the user. If you're not doing this, one day, you will be punished for it if you get good enough rankings. Again: try to focus on the user experience above all else, and ask yourself "is this going to bring value to the user"? If the answer is 'no', then you'll likely not rank very well.

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One more program that I am planning to test is Adult Photo & Movie Gallery WordPress Theme & Plugin from Tube Ace. It enables for importing free hosted galleries (videos and pictures) to a Wordpress based site. am planing to test the waters, just like with the other two, and count on traffic from the search engine sites. I may apply text spinning here too, and nothing like social media promotion, or hand written text on these sites.

What could be the best way to go with something like this? No link building, no social media promotion / other promotion. Just make a lot of websites like this 50 or 100, and try to make some $$$.

AdultGalleryPress Demo | Photo & Movie Galleries

Thanks.
Throw them up, ping them and perhaps interlink a few of the sites in mild fashions. I don't really know what else to say about the SEO of these places: if you're not building quality content or hand writing anything or worrying about links, the only SEO you can focus on is on-page elements. Keyword dense titles, good website flow and a low bounce rate.

But if I'm honest, these aren't the types of projects I work on regularly. Most of my SEO efforts are on long-term websites that are looking to bring value to the porn industry. Your questions seem to be leering toward black hat, and I'd suggest you check out Black Hat World for the best way to do things in this direction.
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