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mark6188 · 2010-01-26, 07:51 AM

Welcome to the forum!

Traffic is the plentiful via tgp submits and free site submits. Using chameleon submitter, those have been my main sources of traffic. However, you can manually submit to a few select sites and apply for partner accounts and get as much or more traffic.

It is also my primary source of backlinks. I haven't really started a direct link exchange with other sites - sometimes called "hard links", but I understand this is also a very good way to build traffic and seo ranking.

I like your site, but get some feedback. Make changes you feel are inline with your vision for your site. The parameters for building an adult site that other webmasters would be willing trade links with you are fairly stringent. Generally hard link trades are very niche specific. Your site may or may not need to send traffic before your link appears. Usually the larger established sites will wait until you send x number of clicks. There are numerous other rules like no popups, circle jerks, automatic scripts, etc... Basically your site needs to be fairly "static" in nature, but updated often. However, updating should be automated as possible using whatever scripts you find useful. For tgp sites, tgpx is popular.

Once you have a site "ready" for hard link trades, start visiting various forums to find sites that have hard link trade submit forms and webmasters looking to trade links. You should be able to get a handful of webmasters that will give you the benefit of doubt and trade links with you even though you are new. The key here is to start building trust within the adult webmaster community and be a good neighbor.

Setup your own hard link trade submit form on your site. Once you have earned the trust of the general community, people will begin to search you out and request links from you. By this time you should have a good feel for who you trust and would trade links with. There are webmaster who don't want to be on the same page with other webmasters and/or sponsors. You'll learn as you go.

Good luck on your new business!

2010-01-26, 07:51 AM	#2
mark6188 I'm going to the backseat of my car with the woman I love, and I won't be back for TEN MINUTES Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 88	Welcome to the forum! Traffic is the plentiful via tgp submits and free site submits. Using chameleon submitter, those have been my main sources of traffic. However, you can manually submit to a few select sites and apply for partner accounts and get as much or more traffic. It is also my primary source of backlinks. I haven't really started a direct link exchange with other sites - sometimes called "hard links", but I understand this is also a very good way to build traffic and seo ranking. I like your site, but get some feedback. Make changes you feel are inline with your vision for your site. The parameters for building an adult site that other webmasters would be willing trade links with you are fairly stringent. Generally hard link trades are very niche specific. Your site may or may not need to send traffic before your link appears. Usually the larger established sites will wait until you send x number of clicks. There are numerous other rules like no popups, circle jerks, automatic scripts, etc... Basically your site needs to be fairly "static" in nature, but updated often. However, updating should be automated as possible using whatever scripts you find useful. For tgp sites, tgpx is popular. Once you have a site "ready" for hard link trades, start visiting various forums to find sites that have hard link trade submit forms and webmasters looking to trade links. You should be able to get a handful of webmasters that will give you the benefit of doubt and trade links with you even though you are new. The key here is to start building trust within the adult webmaster community and be a good neighbor. Setup your own hard link trade submit form on your site. Once you have earned the trust of the general community, people will begin to search you out and request links from you. By this time you should have a good feel for who you trust and would trade links with. There are webmaster who don't want to be on the same page with other webmasters and/or sponsors. You'll learn as you go. Good luck on your new business! __________________ My Blog: Working The Business Last edited by mark6188; 2010-01-26 at 08:01 AM..