very nice thread :thumbsup

From another thread, I realized that it can be said that tube websites rank on the top of Google results for most adult keywords (at least the high volume ones). What is the reason for that? What is the difference between xxx tube sites, and other xxx websites, as far as search engines go?

Does it mean, that the best way to get search engine traffic would be to work on the tubes? Set up, lets say up to 100 mech bunny sites, fill them up with a lot of videos, could be hosted, add one sentence of description under every video, get and buy some good links. Would this be, more or less, how this works? Is there any chance to compete with the biggest names (I think that a lot of them is owned by the same company, MindGeek)?

I've never specialized in tubes, but I am planning to at some point. I am also planning to work on seo (majestic.com, semrush.com, Link Building Book - Bonus Content, Link Building Tactics - The Complete List, things like that).

Thanks.

From another thread I know that Wordpress websites may be harder to rank for certain keywords as content of the pages does not stay the same. There is new posts added to a blog, could be every day, and lets say there is 10 or 20 posts displayed on the main page, at any time. The same goes for category, and tag pages. They dont stay the same too. The only pages that are the same are single post pages, and wordpress pages. How does this part affect search engine optimization of such websites, and what would be the best methods / approaches to work on something like that?

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you have no clue about anything, get a real job :2 cents:

What would be your opinion about a new program like Links Organizer, which is discussed in this thread? Please add your answer there.

Thanks.

Weird Google indexing issue
 

Hi Arnox,

i wanted to ask this question as a new thread but since you know about this kind of stuff, i might try to ask you here.

So my friend has a trading site, no proper content type...so yeah i know Google doesnt like it. I get it. BUT the thing is, it actually has a decent search traffic for a long time (around 17K) well...every other day. And that's why i'm asking. I'd expect Google either ban/penalise the site until some changes would be made, but instead it one day indexes it and other day not (search drasticly decreases). I understand that this type of traffic can differ day to day but not so regularly and drastically, am i wrong? Have you any idea why would Google act so crazy? Thx.

Would you give your opinion on this site..?
SANTALATINA.............

Please!
Thanks!

Bump for this one. Maybe we can get some answers here...

I started messing around with google speed test and made a few changes good tool really

A simple question. My geeks tell me SEO is dead. In one sentence ( or two) what can I tell them about that is not true without being called a " simpleton"....:2 cents:

I think SEO has evolved but not died as such and is more about usability, branding/pr and outreach rather than "optimisation".

Can you not reply in "Chinese" :1orglaugh
I have a site where the programer puts in ( paraphrasing)

Movie 26php

Instead of

Lesbian slave girls punished..

He claims it does not matter... My 20 pictures gallery has descriptions like

Pic1movie26... Or similar

I have over 50movies And over 1,000 pictures ....and my trailers??? Trailer 26 bla bla, you get the drift.

And you talking about usability, branding etc.....WTF it means ?

I am very frustrated.

You just need a mapping file or database.

"web name", "coding name"
$w, $c

sed -i 's/$c/$w/g' this.html (or the script name)

pseudo-code but a developer should understand the logic

Developers are SEO doorknobs ... SEO is not exact like coding

code ==0 ==1 or =1 or =0

true, false, undefined, NaN

Maybe and WTF is SEO logic.

UX is user experience it is an inexact science as it is dependent on the ''user'' thus subjective. NPS (net promoter score) is one way UX can be measured by content producers and other businesses -- it is a principle and not a SaaS platform (tool - hosted program). The UX is discovered by the metrics used by search engine algorithms. Visits, repeats visits and bounce rates are just scratching the surface here. This is the Yin/Yang

Most people don't understand this or the dynamics of semantic search. I am still gathering the pieces along with the other SEO refugees.

That is why SEO is believed dead because its practitioners are mostly banging on the old touchpoints and that at best gives a very short lift for the expense.

Thanks, but in my next life I will not be involved with a web business, I will study quantum physics and neurosurgery and only in Mandarin or Cantonese :thumbsup

Before I solve the mystery of SEO I will discover and travel to ALL 7 dimensions. It will be easier :1orglaugh

What are the basic steps in SEO which should I do in order to get initial traffic on new adult site?
I have my opinion about it, but since you're expert :) , I want to know your opinion too :)

The best step is to create unique text. It must be unique.

Ask not what the Internet can do for you -- ask what you can do for the Internet... (A paraphrase of US President John F. Kennedy 1961).

You need to start with a new idea or idea that adds value to achieve more than mediocre SEO success. If 500 guys try to SEO the same content, in the same context, it's going to be a fail.

Ask not what Google can do for you -- ask what you can do for Google -- same idea.

New value is best, added value is good ... ...the rest is page 30. Original thought (or concept) is best. A non solicited or not a manufactured backlink is worth 1000 backlinks made in some webmaster conspiracy if you want to be more than a flash in the pan.

Good post! :thumbsup

Hey guys, I haven't been around because I've been swamped with business over the last month or so. Hopefully I can answer a few of the questions that have been bubbling here. :thumbsup

My advice to clients with multiple blogs is to do a small number of posts at first - anywhere from 20 to 100 - and pick on the sites that are doing the best with search engines to expand on. I've got some blogs that had 30-40 posts and were getting thousands of uniques a day, whereas others with 300~400 posts that saw around 50 uniques a day (same content, basically the same desgin, etc.). Google is a hard beast to beat with low-content sites, so just focus your efforts on what's doing well and cut everything else.

A post a day or a post a week is probably best. I don't think Google is going to weight update rates for porn on an hour-by-hour basis. If you were viral video or news site, I'd say the quicker the better. For blogs, stick to standard spreads.

Redirect your non-www. to your www. site version or the other way around to start with.

Understanding Non-www. Redirect - Blog - X Optimizers

On top of that, more text on the homepage, model descriptions and a notice that if you access the site via AdBlock, you won't be able to see the content. Those are the basics I'd cover asap.

The domain name won't matter too much if the site has authority. You've asked a lot of questions about your network in the past, and my advice to you is if you really want to go down this road, focus your efforts on one BIG site with lots of authority that you pour a LOT of time into. Have as many models as you can with lots of content and material, regular posts and detailed information on the pornstars. It's hard work, but it's what's going to give you the best return on your investment if you're serious about this line of business.

Have you signed up to Webmaster tools to check for any penalties? Google will tell you if it thinks you have a lot of material like other sites.

With regard to disavow, make sure you're using Google's list of backlinks and check it regularly. We've charged clients a hell of a lot in the past to do this properly, and it's a lot more than just saying 'this link is bad'. You need to actually reach out to the webmasters of the site in order to attempt to get the link taken down. Additionally, PR is a very useless metric, so forget that it's 3: that means nothing.

I can't offer you much by way of advice on recovery without taking a deeper look. Your best bet right now is to check webmaster tools, check all SEO basics (thin content, robots.txt, disallow, etc.) and make sure that you're disavowing correctly. Next time, make sure you don't buy spammy links: it's more trouble than it's worth.

Tube sites are massive because of the user experience.

Understand initially what Google wants to do: it wants to have users come to its search engine, search for something and get a result that is relevant to their query.

Now if you're Google, there are several metrics you can use to work out what a good site is for a keyword. Does it have good content? Do other sites think it's a good site? Does it have such social media presence? Do people who get this result for this keyword think this result is a good one?

The last part is very important: tube sites keep people on their sites, which means Google figures it's a FANTASTIC search result.

Picture two sites from Google's point of view for the search keyword "big black cock"

1. 10 backlinks. 20 words. Average time on site: 15 minutes
2. 235 backlinks. 300 words. Average time on site: 1 minute

Which one is Google more likely to put above the other? The simple answer is #1, because although it doesn't have the better SEO elements with regard to content and authority, it gives the searcher what they want.

That's why tubes are so powerful. They're great sites from the point of view of the searcher. They don't want to visit some crappy blog with 1 post and 100 adverts. They want full-length videos that stream instantly and can be searched through without issue.

No idea, sorry. If you gave me more statistics I might be able to help, but the only suggestion I could make is that the keyword spread is low and Google is working out whether or not it wants to shift its position. Most sites I work with have very consistent traffic that is up/down over a long period but with very little irrational movement over a short-term trend. Sort of like a bluechip stock. Also, what's the average user time on site from organic traffic? Does he use any plugrush or other potentially problematic advert embeds?

Needs more English. Hard to read, which might not help the user confidence aspect. Try to split the site into two versions: one with English localisation, the other with Spanish. Don't mix the two. We'd also want to see appending site titles to your tube trailers. Right now it just shows the video title - doesn't look so great.

Site is clean and tidy though, so it's well on its way.

Don't say anything unless they're hurting your business. I don't know what you mean by 'geeks', but if they're not involved in your venture or online market, why would you convince them otherwise?

And here are a few reasons why SEO aren't dead:
1. Google is the most visited site on the planet.
2. Google makes 1k a second with AdWords (which is a small cut compared to organic listing worth).
3. Consistent growth of any website via search engines is easy to track and see progression.
4. Organic traffic is better than targeted ads, because not only does the user want it, they want it now.

But meh, I make far too much money from SEO services and my own sites to be convincing others it's a good step forward. Let the stupid stay stupid. :1orglaugh

And adding to this...

Yeah, SEO has evolved. I guess 'SEO' of stuffing unrelated words in the meta keywords area and buying 100s of bad backlinks is dead, but improving user experience, sourcing quality opportunities for promotion and other SEO-related activities are still alive and kicking.

Provide your target audience with something that other sites are not offering. The basics of that are:

1. Good content
2. A fast site
3. Reliable service
4. No bullshit (trashy adverts, false information, etc.)
5. etc.

Whatever you can do to actually make your site worth visiting is ideal for SEO. In fact, it should really be less search engine optimization and more user optimization.

Google cares about delivering good results, so produce something that it considers a good result.

And again, sorry for the break of a month or so guys - I really have been swamped with lots of projects.

Hopefully I can answer more questions in a much less sporadic way on page 3. ;)

Thanks for the answers, I learned quite a lot of new things, so far. I have another question. It is good to add variety to networks on sites, lets say on something like a network of 200 Wordpress blogs. People would use 20 different Wordpress themes, mix up the plugins (lets say Seo by Yoast, All In One Seo), and it was already mentioned here, that people may go as far, as differentiating background colors, font colors, and fonts, so no one site is the same as any of the other ones.

Would you say that this seo strategy can be used on one domain, non-Wordpress sites, lets say large. Lets assume I am working on a domain-name.com, which has 1,000,000 pages. Would adding variety, and differentiating the html code (also css, as far as lets say colors), within this one domain make any sense? Lets say there would be 100 sets of html code, colors, whatever can be done with that. Would it make any sense, or not necessarily?

Thanks.

I would not recommend this unless the content is sufficiently different on each page (for instance, subdomaining content that isn't relevant to the main content, Tumblr as an example of how this can be done).

It makes it a lot easier for search engines to understand your content and material if you keep a consistent format with everything. Sites such as Wikipedia are great for this type of thing.

Only change what you need to enhance the user experience: messing with colors, fonts and sizes only serves to potentially confuse them.

kudos to you Arnox!

what a long but informative thread.

I'm making a comeback in the adult industry. I used to have a farm of sites (especially wordpress blogs) back in the day but now I'm down to only one and it's a whitelabel camsite. I needed to browse around some stuff about what's new and this thread caught my attention.

I will apply all what I'm learning here. I will do my best to make my website dominate the targeted keywords.

btw, you have any ICQ or Skype...would you mind if I add you?

nice thread :)

i found a 2 word domain for an adult site google keyword says it gets over 10K searches is it worth it to buy ??

Hello Arnox,

Which sites with PR 7,8,9 do you recommend ?

Submitted site to Google webmaster tools while back. Recently did a lot of work to site so went back to work with Google tools to discover tons of old error issues. Working to resolve them and eliminate any that are not already eliminated.
After many old out date dead url removal and re crawl requests still have some irritating issues.
Keyword content still showing the word "TAGS" as the highest most significant keyword on site. All old pages showing for this have been sent to removal request and show as removed but when keyword content is checked "TAGS" is still top.
The "TAGS" issue that was showing up on all pages was removed via The code in Word Press editor so it does not show up on each page and every thumbnail .
Wondering at this point if it would be quicker to just completely delete and remove the property from Google web tools then re add it then have it re crawled or might this mess up more?
It's like Google is a couple months behind

Above the fold render blocking java?

https://gfy.com/members/lollipopx/alb...cking-java.jpg

How important is this an issue and best way to deal with it, without messing things up?

hello, does google penalize the site which only has videos from other sites?? without description.

Aronx gone AWOL about a year ago ??:2 cents:

ummmmm there is a lot of thing need to work out with SEO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNKnhBIVj4w

This should help you a bit. Good luck

Google penalize websites that have post duplicate content from other sites so if you post videos from other sites and do not add any unique content then your site will be caught by Google and penalized.

Heey there!
It's nice to e-meeting you! Just a few question about my tube site www . asianXV . com

I am not familiar with the SEO techniques, but my site is already 2 weeks old, and I am fully aware that it is not easy to gain much traffic and no need to rush for my site to get a very positive result and rank up fast in terms of SEO.

So far, I am having about 1.5k unique visitors with 2k total visitors *yes I know very little*, my concern is, am I doing the right thing? Because I use to check my alexa ranks from 8m it went down to to 2.5m in the past days but it was stucked in that numbers. And in terms of keyword, the only search I think the best is "asianxv" coz it is appearing in the first page of the google search but it plays in the #6 to #9 spot, do I need to maintain that "asianXV" keyword search or I need to change something else in my strategy?

what AI writer tool accepts adult content?

Yo Momma!




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i just want to know how this website build their spammy backlinks
 

this website arabxn [dot] org has a lot of these backlinks

bodysolutionsinc[dot] com/سكس-محافظه-الشرقيه-k.html
mycelltech [dot] com/سكس-شقق-مفروشه-k.html
bacboncomputers [dot] com/احلى-كس-عربي-k.html

when you open any one of them you find there is no backlinks there but they do appear in ahref i want to know what kind to technics is used ??