Originally Posted by mopek1 (Post 21263338)

You mean like a PBN?

I feel the same way about other links. Some are easy to assess and are good buys but most aren't and they take A LOT of time to sift through as well.

Originally Posted by WiredGuy (Post 21263746)

There's no easy standard to assess if a link is good quality or not I find. Even with Moz, ahrefs and other free and commercial tools out there, I haven't found a good way to assess a quality link from a junk link. Hence, I build them myself so I know its quality ;)
WG

Originally Posted by Struggle4Bucks (Post 21256888)

I would never start/run a business that depends on the mercy of google...

Originally Posted by mopek1 (Post 21263761)

Thanks for your insights. Much appreciated and great to have business discussions on this board again.

Originally Posted by WiredGuy (Post 21263746)

There's no easy standard to assess if a link is good quality or not I find. Even with Moz, ahrefs and other free and commercial tools out there, I haven't found a good way to assess a quality link from a junk link. Hence, I build them myself so I know its quality ;)
WG

Originally Posted by Tdash (Post 21263866)

Any tips on how to build your own?

Originally Posted by WiredGuy (Post 21263824)

It's rare I post these days, but the SEO threads are worth it :)
WG

Originally Posted by 247mg (Post 21264268)

If you think SEO thread are worth it then post the solution to get listing back in Google or let us know what you know about Google SEO apart from writting your own linkbacks my friend.... Google at the moment is uncatchable or there is no serious SEO guys around who can help....

Originally Posted by WiredGuy (Post 21263956)

Stick to the major publishing platforms, ie: wordpress, blogger, tumblr, etc. Lots of content and just drop a few links (ie: don't make every post a link to your site as that'll be too spammy).
WG

Originally Posted by mopek1 (Post 21264796)

Are you able to automate your content posting to WP and Blogger? I know there are many Tumblr bots out there but haven't seen any for the other 2.

Also, any fear that those two platforms will suddenly stop allowing adult?

Originally Posted by WiredGuy (Post 21264835)

I have automated postings although its through plugins. I'm not a fan of using plugins as its a central point of failure that the publishing platform could use to track multiple blogs.
WG

Originally Posted by mopek1 (Post 21265864)

But the alternative is to do everything manually I guess and that's too time consuming for what you get in return for the work.

How about getting backlinks to those WP and Blogger blogs you set up?

Originally Posted by WiredGuy (Post 21267361)

Yeah, by posting mostly pics/vids and just once in a while dropping a link, I've managed to keep terminations to a low. Its still automated as opposed to the alternative of making posts by hand...

WG

Originally Posted by Struggle4Bucks (Post 21256888)

I would never start/run a business that depends on the mercy of google...

Originally Posted by mopek1 (Post 21264796)

Are you able to automate your content posting to WP and Blogger? I know there are many Tumblr bots out there but haven't seen any for the other 2.

Also, any fear that those two platforms will suddenly stop allowing adult?

Originally Posted by MakeMeGrrrrowl (Post 21272455)

Blogger definitely put the brakes on adult a while back, we had to restrict the nudity and while we don't worry daily that the blogs can get pulled, we know it can happen at anytime, so we have definitely put less focus on blogger.

For automated stuff I love IFTTT

Originally Posted by oppoten (Post 21272905)

IFTTT recently launched a new version of itself, and there seems to be some teething problems (slowness, shit not working etc).

Might be better to wait a few days.

Originally Posted by mopek1 (Post 21273148)

Have your experiences with the old version been positive?

Originally Posted by oppoten (Post 21273187)

Yes, you can automate to different platforms. Usually works without a hitch.

I'm not looking for backlinks though, since I don't chase Google traffic. And for now I've given up on Tumblr, since I'm sick of getting banned.

Originally Posted by Google Expert (Post 21260032)

Google has a whole division looking after porn SERPS (tubes specifically)

Originally Posted by WiredGuy (Post 21273463)

If I was Google, I wouldn't value posts coming from IFTTT with as much weight as an organic post... If you think about it, Google can see that its an automated post that was triggered and if I was in charge of Google's webspam team, I'd be lowering the value of posts coming from IFTTT. I wouldn't devalue entirely, but an organic post vs an IFTTT post probably wouldn't carry the same weight...
WG

Originally Posted by mopek1 (Post 21274180)

How can google see that a post to a blog is triggered by a bot of some kind (or automated software), rather than organically?

Originally Posted by mopek1 (Post 21274180)

How can google see that a post to a blog is triggered by a bot of some kind (or automated software), rather than organically?

Originally Posted by mopek1 (Post 21274180)

How can google see that a post to a blog is triggered by a bot of some kind (or automated software), rather than organically?

Originally Posted by WiredGuy (Post 21260926)

It seems to make sense from a logic point of view as well to measure a site's popularity as a function of time.

Originally Posted by 247mg (Post 21264268)

If you think SEO thread are worth it then post the solution to get listing back in Google or let us know what you know about Google SEO apart from writting your own linkbacks my friend.... Google at the moment is uncatchable or there is no serious SEO guys around who can help....

Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 21275917)

Traffic is now firmly #2 in the business of making money online. Today you have to have the content the public needs first and webmaster skills second.

Tubes have it and Google like pleasing it's customers so sends them there first. It's common sense.

Alexa Top 500 Global Sites This proves content is king, these sites have the traffic because they have the content surfers need. See how many surfers stay on your site longer than 10 to 30 seconds to see how well you're doing your job.

Throwing more water into a leaking bucket isn't working.

Originally Posted by 247mg (Post 21276478)

Content is indeed king but content itself cant generate traffic. The top tubes in alexa 500 dontbhave any of their own content. They are getting famous of other people hard work, either owner uploading on their own but mostly uploaded by content stealers.... First Tubes kills the entire adult business and now its seems Google shake hands with tubes to kill hard working webmaster and content producers...

Originally Posted by 247mg (Post 21276478)

Content is indeed king but content itself cant generate traffic. The top tubes in alexa 500 dontbhave any of their own content. They are getting famous of other people hard work, either owner uploading on their own but mostly uploaded by content stealers.... First Tubes kills the entire adult business and now its seems Google shake hands with tubes to kill hard working webmaster and content producers...

Originally Posted by mopek1 (Post 21276814)

You're right but google doesn't know this.

They don't have time to check which sites are playing by the rules and which aren't. All their algo sees is how much time people spend on the site and how many return, the links generated there etc...

I'm not saying it's morally right, just that google doesn't have time to check each and every video/picture site that does this.

Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 21275917)

Traffic is now firmly #2 in the business of making money online. Today you have to have the content the public needs first and webmaster skills second.

Tubes have it and Google like pleasing it's customers so sends them there first. It's common sense.

Alexa Top 500 Global Sites This proves content is king, these sites have the traffic because they have the content surfers need. See how many surfers stay on your site longer than 10 to 30 seconds to see how well you're doing your job.

Throwing more water into a leaking bucket isn't working.

Originally Posted by The Porn Nerd (Post 21257149)

Since no one can defeat the might G there's no point in fighting them. I feel bad for any webmaster who depends on Google traffic for the core of their business. Imagine waking up one morning to find POOF your previously PR1 and PR2 sites, which have been at the top of Google listings for years and earned you a nice livng, are suddenly, magically on page 54.

Imagine!

Then think of all the hard work it would take to go from PR54 to PR3 (let alone PR1). Months and months of 'adapt or die' and just when you get to PR5 Big G drop kicks your ass back down to PR66.

Fun. NOT.

Originally Posted by gnawledge (Post 21257275)

I learned the hard way just like you guys said "Don't depend on Google."

All circle jerk tubes get love. And cams, blogs and decent tubes get tossed aside. I wish Bing or something else would be more popular than Google. One day their reign will be over.

Originally Posted by JSWENSON (Post 21277105)

Imagine how much better their lives would be if they built a legitimate site that was worthy of a front page listing instead of giant piles of shit designed to churn out as much money as possible as effortlessly as possible thanks to Google's own failings.

Originally Posted by mopek1 (Post 21262345)

I can see that making sense for sites that churn out new content daily. But many surfers are also looking for articles, landing pages (sales pages) of one type or other, reference material, guides etc... Those types of sites tend to update very little.

Do you buy or create your own backlinks?

Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 21275917)

Traffic is now firmly #2 in the business of making money online. Today you have to have the content the public needs first and webmaster skills second.

Tubes have it and Google like pleasing it's customers so sends them there first. It's common sense.

Alexa Top 500 Global Sites This proves content is king, these sites have the traffic because they have the content surfers need. See how many surfers stay on your site longer than 10 to 30 seconds to see how well you're doing your job.

Throwing more water into a leaking bucket isn't working.

Originally Posted by JSWENSON (Post 21277126)

Oh yeah, when I search for "teen lesbians fucking" I don't want a tube video to jerk off too. What I really want is an article, landing page, guide or reference material.

Make shit customers want to see, deliver it to them in the format they need and don't redirect traffic based on some bullshit criteria because site of the month is paying 20 cents per mobile redirect or $1 per 5000 in Indian traffic.

As long as I stay on GFY nothing changes. A bunch of webmasters stuck in the past that are circling the drain.

Originally Posted by JSWENSON (Post 21277141)

... but the people that said "traffic is king".... where exactly did you think they got that traffic? It's from making high quality sites that bring in customers. ...

Originally Posted by mopek1 (Post 21277351)

Often times yes ...

And often times the sites are nicely made, responsive, easy to navigate, churn out content daily, get lots of links ... but the content sucks. And it still gets tons of google traffic.

Originally Posted by JSWENSON (Post 21277522)

Google is not omnipotent, ... anything short of making a real site that people like or going to WiredGuy levels of optimization without using silly shortcuts is nearing useless.

Originally Posted by WiredGuy (Post 21277093)

I firmly believe traffic is king and content is queen...
WG

Originally Posted by 247mg (Post 21276478)

Content is indeed king but content itself cant generate traffic. The top tubes in alexa 500 dontbhave any of their own content. They are getting famous of other people hard work, either owner uploading on their own but mostly uploaded by content stealers.... First Tubes kills the entire adult business and now its seems Google shake hands with tubes to kill hard working webmaster and content producers...

Originally Posted by WiredGuy (Post 21277093)

I firmly believe traffic is king and content is queen...
WG

Originally Posted by dave90210 (Post 21257425)

Porn needs it's own search engine

Originally Posted by Eliza Miller (Post 21278611)

I agree! :thumbsup

Originally Posted by dave90210 (Post 21257425)

Porn needs it's own search engine