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Bill · 2007-07-18, 05:00 PM

Let's see, if I were going to try to develop a next-gen linklist, what experiments would I try...

1. Build partnerships with a group of webmasters that create a new type of freesite - freesites that are more complex, more unique, funnier, and have more text. Freesites that are unique to my linklist.

1a. I repeat - freesites that are UNIQUE to my linklist.

2. Only accept freesites from trusted submitters. Their freesites would be automatically listed. Part of the deal with the trusted submitters is that they are trusted to provide a certain percentage of chaotic linking.

2a. possibly have two sets of cat pages - one "preferred" set for the good nextgen trusted subbers, one for the old out-of-touch, not worthy to be trusted regular recip subbers.

3. Chaotic linking, generally speaking, would mean "dude, gimme a reasonable amount of links, make up whatever anchor text you like, just don't use a fixed anchor text, link to any fucking page of mine you want, from any page of yours that you want. Link to me a month after you sub the site if you want.".

3a. Perhaps, to become a trusted subber for a nextgen ll, one starts out by giving, say, 10 oneways to the list.
3b. There might be some way to track the linking with a script, but it might not be necessary.

4. Break out of the category pages mold. A nextgen ll needs a large footprint of pages. Create lots of content pages and just cram them sloppily into the linklist structure.

4a. Integrate a blog into the ll.
4b. Get your partners to create content, and let them put some of their links into the content in exchange.
4c. Tons of photos built into the content, optimized for the image searches.

5. Avoid highly strutured linking patterns, like category trades, and the current way freesites are linked.

6. But, do use structured, and possibly scripted, traffic trading. Go back to the traffic trading models of 1999. Fuck google and the horse it rode in on, I'm trading fucking traffic and google can lick my hairy butt.

7. Sloppy, messy, wild, and chaotic should be your core structural models.

8. To the extent that you can, create linkbait. But, linkbait is effectively useless in the adult sector. So, fuck google and the whole linkbait fucking universe. Linkbait, however, still sells.

I got a ton of other experiments in mind, but you get the gist.

2007-07-18, 05:00 PM	#10
Bill Selling porn allows me to stay in a constant state of Bliss - ain't that a trip! Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,914	Let's see, if I were going to try to develop a next-gen linklist, what experiments would I try... 1. Build partnerships with a group of webmasters that create a new type of freesite - freesites that are more complex, more unique, funnier, and have more text. Freesites that are unique to my linklist. 1a. I repeat - freesites that are UNIQUE to my linklist. 2. Only accept freesites from trusted submitters. Their freesites would be automatically listed. Part of the deal with the trusted submitters is that they are trusted to provide a certain percentage of chaotic linking. 2a. possibly have two sets of cat pages - one "preferred" set for the good nextgen trusted subbers, one for the old out-of-touch, not worthy to be trusted regular recip subbers. 3. Chaotic linking, generally speaking, would mean "dude, gimme a reasonable amount of links, make up whatever anchor text you like, just don't use a fixed anchor text, link to any fucking page of mine you want, from any page of yours that you want. Link to me a month after you sub the site if you want.". 3a. Perhaps, to become a trusted subber for a nextgen ll, one starts out by giving, say, 10 oneways to the list. 3b. There might be some way to track the linking with a script, but it might not be necessary. 4. Break out of the category pages mold. A nextgen ll needs a large footprint of pages. Create lots of content pages and just cram them sloppily into the linklist structure. 4a. Integrate a blog into the ll. 4b. Get your partners to create content, and let them put some of their links into the content in exchange. 4c. Tons of photos built into the content, optimized for the image searches. 5. Avoid highly strutured linking patterns, like category trades, and the current way freesites are linked. 6. But, do use structured, and possibly scripted, traffic trading. Go back to the traffic trading models of 1999. Fuck google and the horse it rode in on, I'm trading fucking traffic and google can lick my hairy butt. 7. Sloppy, messy, wild, and chaotic should be your core structural models. 8. To the extent that you can, create linkbait. But, linkbait is effectively useless in the adult sector. So, fuck google and the whole linkbait fucking universe. Linkbait, however, still sells. I got a ton of other experiments in mind, but you get the gist.