Reviewers against Multisites?
 

Hi People

Today is normal that the sponsors have multisites for the same price than only a site. Nastydollar, Spacash, PimpRoll, Topbuck and other have multisites.

However, normally they have not special free content for their multisites, because it is logical that we will promote their multisites with the free content of some of their other sites.

For example, Nastydollars is the owner of "All Sites Access" and we can promote it with the free content of "Cum Fiesta" because Nastydollars is the owner of "Cum Fiesta" too.

BUT if you do it, probably some reviewer will blacklist you because he thinked that you stolen the content for promote another sponsor, because each image have the name of the site, for example "Cum Fiesta", but you are promoting "All Sites Access", and reviewer did not knew that Nastydollars was the owner of both sites.

In this example is very easy to know that Nastydollars is the owner of All Sites Access and Cum Fiesta too. But there are a lot of sponsors and each one have a lot of sites, and ever is not so easy to know who is the owner.

Then, what must to do a webmaster that like to promote a multisite?

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Talleyrand

Have another drink of spiked eggnog |loony|

Do what you have already been told several times in other topics. Buy some photo sets that are similar to the site(s) you are promoting and use that to build your free sites.

Using sponsor content for building free sites means that you will always be at the mercy of sponsor and how often they offer fresh content, because you will always need to be one of the first to submit free sites using that new sponsor content in order to get your sites accepted. After that new sponsor content has been submitted a few times to a LL it will get declined.

Talley...that's some solid advice from Toby |thumb

If you're serious about this business...buy some content. It opens things up a lot from a marketing standpoint and you should have better results getting listed (assuming you start following some of the other advice you've gotten in these forums).

Life is so easy!

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Talleyrand

There is not only one point of view about paid content:
http://greenguysboard.com/board/showthread.php?t=27085

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Talleyrand

|buddy| Will anything change in 2006?

Talleyrand, do you have so many threads going about the same subject that you have to cross reference them?

Back to the basics:
1) Register a domain
2) Pay for your hosting
3) Shop for fresh content and buy it
4) Take advice from folks that you can trust. You can not depend on ever post made and that in itself is sad.

SI's comment is bullshit. If he can not cover the cost of content, then he needs to be flipping burgers. Nothing wrong with flipping burgers and for all I know he might just well be a burger flipper. He damn sure is not an English teacher.

First idiotic posting of the year award go to Talleyrand...

Your avatar changed. Now you remember me Bat Masterson.:)
Have a nice 2006.

Talleyrand

The greatest idiot of this board is who give the idiotic awards, because he knows all about to be a perfect idiot.

Hasta la vista baby

Talleyrand

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One way to do this is to promote the single site and then have a reference link to the multi site deal also.

Something like:

Did you know that you can get access to 'Site Name' and 'X#' other sites by joining 'Multi site deal'?
Check it out here!

Talleyrand, the problem is quite simple: Link sites (and TGPs) will usually reject you if you are using content for site A and promoting site B. We don't have the time (or the desire) to figure out if the content you are using can be used to promote the site you are trying to push. If I see "cumfeista.com" on content and you are promoting "pornextravaganza.com" I am not going to waste the time to find out if they are somehow related... I push the "REJECT" button and I move on.

Don't give link sites and TGPs a reason to reject your stuff.

More importantly, my personal advice to you is WALK BEFORE YOU RUN. Don't worry about the fancy stuff yet. Build simple, easy, direct free sites and work on getting them listed. VERY VERY SIMPLE. WALK BEFORE YOU RUN.

Oh yeah, stop wasting your time asking "can I" and just do it and find out what works and what fails. Stay inside the rules and make it work.

Alex

Hi RawAlex

The old golden rule: KISS, is still fresh!|thumb
I learnt this golden rule when I studied the excellent tutorials of Cozy Academy.

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Talleyrand

If your links point to cumfiesta, but the content is watermarked say first time auditions...then yes you will most probably have problems. Even though they are both nasty dollars, and yes you get access to both by subscribing to either. But you are promoting one site with anothers content

But if you specifically promote their All Site Access using content from one of the sites they get you will probably have no problem.

I say probably no problem except for the fact that many Link Lists will very seldom accept sponsor content, and a few specifically do not accept Nasty Dollars in their rules.

So what is so hard to understand about it?