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Does Exclusive Content Matter

admin — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 09:53:56 +0000

Back in 1999-2001 I would have said, exclusive content doesn’t matter. It seemed like anything that said “porn” on it sold. Then from around 2002-2007 exclusive became an important word. There was a lot of porn out there and the thinking was that surfers wanted to join a site where they couldn’t find the content anywhere else. But since 2008 exclusive or non exclusive isn’t a big deal since you can find so-called ‘exclusive’ videos all over the tubes anyway. Now what matters is this: does the paysite beat the tubes in terms of being a quality site? It’s amazing how few paysites are better than most tubes out there. Forget about exclusive content, you should promote sites that have daily updates and niche content, that’s the kind of site that will always sell.

Is The Future Cams And Dating?

admin — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 09:46:39 +0000

Some say paysites are dead and while people are joining less and less, the answer isn’t cams and dating either. Cams are by far much more expensive than a paysite. Cams give you a personal interaction factor but it’s hard to jerk off when you know you’re being charged 3 dollars a minute.

Most dating sites are a scam and are filled with fake profiles. Sure you can get a join, but what about retention? Plus when a surfer joins a dating site, would he really join another one and another one?

Paysites are here to stay, but the sites that will stick around will be sites that update daily with amateur girls, a mostly picture oriented site, exclusive content of course and the more niche the better. Gone will be the “hardcore porn movies” paysites filled with DVD content.

High CTR Ads

admin — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 09:45:03 +0000

I’ve been looking at those new dating ads and they pull clicks because the surfer knows that the click will take them directly to the page they want to go, the girls profile, for example. Surfers are tired of seeing and clicking on banners that lead them to a tour where they’re asked to pull out their credit card right away. Instead, pre-sell them yourself as much as possible. Show them preview videos and sample images first, give them a review, then finally you can show them a text link to see the tour or the join page.I personally don’t think it’s the sponsors responsibility to sell a site, I think it’s the webmasters responsibility to pre-sell them enough and just link to the join page if you’ve done a good enough job.

Free Sites Are Dead, Part III

admin — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 09:27:12 +0000

I still get requests to add the usual “free sites” to Adult Everything. I’m looking at these sites and I begin thinking like Google thinks. How does this site improve my index? What is this site providing that is unique? Frankly 99% of the submissions are the same old same old kind of site. Free sites don’t update, it’s just build and forget. The main purpose is just to send the surfer off to the sponsor. While this method used to make money, it’s not going to work anymore. TGP’s are good because they have categories (unless they’re already niche tgp’s) and they update with new galleries daily. This keeps people coming back for more. Blogs are great and Google loves them. Even link lists have their place, but only if they list quality instead of quantity. So in closing, create quality sites that update and gain loyal visitors. Your main goal should be to get people to subscribe to your rss feed or to bookmark your site.

Too Many Sponsors

admin — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 10:02:30 +0000

Since Adult Everything has so many categories, I’m signed up with tons of different sponsors. I was logging into my many accounts and ended up noticing that there’s a bunch of sponsors where I’m only promoting 1 site on 1 page of mine, thus I’m not sending much traffic or sales. Inevitably this means with a $100 minimum payment, it could take years to reach that amount, if ever. So in other words, it’s lost money and lost traffic. So what I’ve been doing lately is one of 2 things. Add more links and promote other sites that the sponsor has, or just dropping them completely. On the other hand, I’m joining more ccbill / epoch programs now than ever before.

Free Sites Are Dead, Part II

admin — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 09:25:52 +0000

So what kind of free site is okay? Well there is still room for a free site market, but you’ve got to have more content than that. First, forget the warning page. Your main page is the most important page, both for surfers and for search engines. On this page you should have thumbs which lead to galleries you host and a short paragraph (a review perhaps). So something like 5-10 pages, 20 images per page. This means lots more work but at least nobody can say this is not a quality site that adds something to the web. The days of creating a page full of ads and getting traffic are long gone.

Adult Everything Keeps Growing

admin — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 07:37:04 +0000

A big site just got bigger. We have a jokes section at http://www.adulteverything.net/adult-jokes/ and a news section at http://www.adulteverything.net/adult-news/

That means that this whole site is now several thousand pages big and the growth is still not over yet.

So Many Dead Sponsors Around

admin — Sat, 15 Aug 2009 07:27:38 +0000

It’s amazing to see so many dead sponsors out there that no longer update their sites. What is more surprising is how they can continue to pay out 35 or 40 dollars per join yet they never update their members area. In other words, member retention can’t be that high. It’s only a matter of time before these sponsors go belly-up. So if a sponsor stops updating all their sites, it’s time to pull your links because that program doesn’t have too long to live.

Free Sites Are Dead, Part I

admin — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 09:24:55 +0000

The free site model is dead and has been dead for years already. Maybe in 1999 this may have been a good idea. But this whole format of a warning page followed by a main page which has a link to 2 galleries, with each one having 10-20 images. It is completely predictable and quite boring. There’s no need to have a warning page and main page, surfers are only looking for the gallery pages after all. This concept was a bad idea right from the start.

Using PHP Includes

admin — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 09:16:12 +0000

Just like everybody else I started with learning basic html and have moved up since then. Since I would always create plain looking sites with just images and text with no scripts, there was never a need to learn anything else. However now that Adult Everything has grown to immense proportions, I need to cut the work load down a bit.

My header navigation is now powered by php as they say. It was as simple as can be. I created a header.php file and then called it on any page I want like this: (?php include($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].”/includes/header.php”); ?) which has been a complete time saver for me. Now changes to my navigation will be done by just editing that 1 file from now on.