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XXX.com
another sexy hardlink for xnxx.com :winkwink:
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How much it was sold for?
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don't know but they asked $7M like 3 years ago http://www.elliotsblog.com/xxx-com-f...000000-reserve
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manwin should buy him out
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Why is it a nofollow link? Did it really sell?
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P.S. Porn.com & XXX.com were two of the first domains I distinctly remember typing into my browser when I first got online in 98 lmao. |
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smart move.
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Strange to use nofollow
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Wow, big sale.
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dumbass. |
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He must be making serious bank. He doesn't pay for hosting the videos. He's just embedding them.
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Nom nom nom
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They acquired freeporn.com not long ago and set up a similar page but it links to xvideos.com instead. The have a lot of very good domains but instead of developing them, they just either make a doorway page for xvideos.com or xnxx.com. |
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XXX.com, is nice. But we all know that already. Right?
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yea, they have freeporn.com, pornvideos.com, pornchat... etc. :pimp
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They can always develop those two sites later on or even sell them to down the road because as everyone has said they are good names. You really can't go wrong with them in your portfolio no matter what they are used for right now.
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That was my first experience with the internet and porn. :D |
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In my communication tech class in grade nine, there was a TV in the classroom that was hooked up to a computer so I set it to one of the porn sites I owned back then and left it :1orglaugh I used to do the same thing at computer stores, libraries etc with both adult and mainstream sites. I used to set all the homepages on all the computers at Future Shop, Best Buy etc to one of my sites. |
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Usually (naturally) people adding links do not go though the trouble to add no follow, so I would say no follow is more unnatural-try hard. :2 cents: |
So which thief/thieves own xxnx, xvideos, xxx etc?
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That is a great domain, it not only gathers adult traffic but also a lot of misc mixed traffic as it can be used as an example in various cases like example.com, yourdomain.com etc.
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As far as Google is concerned there is no such thing as "white hat" SEO. Anything you do to manipulate rankings is black hat in the real world. Gotta get that secret formula!! http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__...es/8/8f/Iu.jpg |
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Are you saying that creating a page title is considered blackhat? |
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Any form of link building is considered manipulative by Google and will get you penalized if you get caught. The way G sees it is, if you have quality content, people will share it. "Avoid the following techniques: Automatically generated content Participating in link schemes Cloaking Sneaky redirects Hidden text or links Doorway pages Scraped content Participating in affiliate programs without adding sufficient value Loading pages with irrelevant keywords Creating pages with malicious behavior, such as phishing or installing viruses, trojans, or other badware Abusing rich snippets markup Sending automated queries to Google Engage in good practices like the following: Monitoring your site for hacking and removing hacked content as soon as it appears Preventing and removing user-generated spam on your site" https://support.google.com/webmaster...opic=1724121#2 |
The only SEO you need is to build a site you as a visitor would enjoy visiting multiple times a day.
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