Originally Posted by Niktamer (Post 19516240)

If you follow the guidelines they wont ban you.

Originally Posted by acrylix (Post 19518879)

Originally Posted by femdomdestiny (Post 19518386)

It seems I can't put link directly to affiliate gallery ?

Originally Posted by femdomdestiny (Post 19518386)

It seems I can't put link directly to affiliate gallery ?

Originally Posted by esham (Post 19519813)

This will be short lived. Tumblr bans fast now days even using proxys unique emails. This was good maybe 6 months ago to a year ago.

Originally Posted by stinkyfingers (Post 19519940)

http://www.tumblr.com/policy/en/community

*** whatever they feel your primary purpose is that day to delete all your shit

this is the guy that deletes your hard work

http://www.sfgate.com/blogs/images/s...10/10/nerd.jpg

he really enjoys his job. to him, you are porn filth. even though tumblr is the biggest honey pot for the most vile sick shit I've ever seen

Originally Posted by Itchy (Post 19519969)

Unflagged NSFW Blogs. Tumblr is home to millions of readers and bloggers from a variety of locations, cultures, and backgrounds with different points of view concerning adult-oriented content. If you regularly post sexual or adult-oriented content, respect the choices of people in our community who would rather not see such content by flagging your blog (which you can do from the Settings page of each blog) as Not Suitable for Work ("NSFW"). This action does not prevent you and your readers from using any of Tumblr's social features, but rather allows Tumblr users who don't want to see NSFW content to avoid seeing it.

Originally Posted by type9 (Post 19520428)

Just signed up for your network and read a few of the articles on the blog. Good stuff. Anyway you can get me approved so I can start playing with some of these theories? username: nuid

Originally Posted by brassmonkey (Post 19519818)

:1orglaugh im not giving any hints. ive never been banned

Originally Posted by epitome (Post 19520424)

I love all of this "Tumblr will ban you talk."

As always, it's quality over quantity.

I've had years old blogs that are still active. It's all about the % of promotion and the % of authenticity.

Spam the hell out of Tumblr with 10,000 blogs and of course you're going to get banned.

Build a few authority Tumblr's with real interaction and real followers and Tumblr will leave you alone.

Originally Posted by Tofu (Post 19522352)

Same here. Although I covered some hints on my tumblr educational thread. :winkwink:

Originally Posted by crak_vince (Post 19522363)

And that's exactly the purpose of that guide. If you've read it all, you''ll notice that at that point, we didn't even uploaded a single pic in there. We're yet building solid foundations, following, reposting and getting followed back.

Quality & Authority - that's what we're looking after. :thumbsup

Read us on Wednesday, we'll see how to monetize this traffic in a smart way. :pimp

Cheers

Originally Posted by Tofu (Post 19522352)

Same here. Although I covered some hints on my tumblr educational thread. :winkwink:

Originally Posted by Tofu (Post 19340138)

However, tumblr is a social network. So--like twitter--you have to have a good balance of content & spam vs. socializing with other blogs outside of your own. Otherwise, you just look like another affiliate site. Tone down the banner farms and hide your links WITHIN the content. It may help to purchase a blog template or two. It shows you have actually contributed to their service, where others may not have. Make your blog blend in with all of the freeloaders. Participate, encourage your viewers to submit to you or ask questions (answer them, of course). Participate, participate, participate! I have yet to have one of my tumblr blogs shut down (knock on wood).

Originally Posted by Jel (Post 19516102)

95% of people who see this thread won't even read the tutorial, and only 5% of those will do anything. Don't sweat info, most people are too lazy to ever use it :thumbsup

Originally Posted by digitalfantasies (Post 19516569)

if a new affiliate can not even register a few domains, get 1 shared hosting account for $2,99 ...
IMO

Originally Posted by Niktamer (Post 19516108)

I totally hear you, for years I kept everything we done very private. But now that we run a platform for webmasters, we have lots of new guys asking us where to start and how to make money online.

I recall reading a HUGE post from Shap on here, explaining from A-Z how he built twisty and how he was living the good life in the Bahamas.. Probably the post that changed my life motivation wise.

Considering this and that our program will benefit from educated webmasters, we decided to share some of your knowledge so hopefully we will get some smart minds started and in a few years they will be the one writing tutorials.

And as he said... its nothing new for experienced webmasters.