adult blog directories not detecting recip link on sensualwriter and sexusblog sites...??? - GoFuckYourself.com

relyx · 07-31-2011, 08:56 AM

I have a number of adult blog directories that I add blogs to when I create them. They work pretty well to help get the blog started but I am noticing an odd issue. My thumblogger blogs and blogs on my own domains work fine. But when I try to submit sensualwriter or sexusblog blogs, they either A.) do not get listed, or B.) sometimes they get listed but then I check back a month or two later and find that they are no longer in the directory! Whereas all my thumblogger sites still are!

I also have found that when trading links, when I first put up a link on sensualwriter or sexusblog it's a major pain in the dick, I have to add and sometimes re-add and keep fucking with it before the linkspun link checker will finally 'detect' the link I have put up.

So my theory is that automatic link checkers have some kind of issues with trying to verify links on sensualwriter and sexusblog (and maybe other platforms too) and so maybe what's really going on here is the adult blog directory's link checkers are not seeing the links or if they do initially, maybe they don't see them later and thus delete my blog from their directory.

Has anyone else had this happen? Any way I can resolve this? I may have to just stop using sensualwriter and sexusblog cause this is a ROYAL pain in the ass.

Oh and before you ask, one example of a directory I have this problem with is sexblogpussy

Markul · 08-01-2011, 01:32 AM

Well both that directory (sexblogpussy) and ALL the free blog services you mention are owned by Twan and most of his stuff is slowly breaking down.

I've not seen updates to some of the services in years and he's not very responsive. I know I've pulled as much as I can from there and am not submitting to any of his directories anymore.

In any case, you need to contact him to get this resolved, if you wish to rely on free services for your blogs. I'd advise against it, as you can loose everything over night and you won't be able to do shit about it.

07-31-2011, 08:56 AM	#1
relyx Registered User Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 55	adult blog directories not detecting recip link on sensualwriter and sexusblog sites...??? I have a number of adult blog directories that I add blogs to when I create them. They work pretty well to help get the blog started but I am noticing an odd issue. My thumblogger blogs and blogs on my own domains work fine. But when I try to submit sensualwriter or sexusblog blogs, they either A.) do not get listed, or B.) sometimes they get listed but then I check back a month or two later and find that they are no longer in the directory! Whereas all my thumblogger sites still are! I also have found that when trading links, when I first put up a link on sensualwriter or sexusblog it's a major pain in the dick, I have to add and sometimes re-add and keep fucking with it before the linkspun link checker will finally 'detect' the link I have put up. So my theory is that automatic link checkers have some kind of issues with trying to verify links on sensualwriter and sexusblog (and maybe other platforms too) and so maybe what's really going on here is the adult blog directory's link checkers are not seeing the links or if they do initially, maybe they don't see them later and thus delete my blog from their directory. Has anyone else had this happen? Any way I can resolve this? I may have to just stop using sensualwriter and sexusblog cause this is a ROYAL pain in the ass. Oh and before you ask, one example of a directory I have this problem with is sexblogpussy __________________ Buy & Sell Ads on The Most Sexy Advertising Network on the Planet available ad spots \| sign up now Celebrity Sex Comics \| All Deep Throat \| Famous Toons Fucking

08-01-2011, 01:32 AM	#2
Markul Likes Pie Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: The land that liberated porn Posts: 12,402	Well both that directory (sexblogpussy) and ALL the free blog services you mention are owned by Twan and most of his stuff is slowly breaking down. I've not seen updates to some of the services in years and he's not very responsive. I know I've pulled as much as I can from there and am not submitting to any of his directories anymore. In any case, you need to contact him to get this resolved, if you wish to rely on free services for your blogs. I'd advise against it, as you can loose everything over night and you won't be able to do shit about it.