How can I make the best use of sponsor RSS

ronnie · 2008-01-07, 01:34 PM

Last I looked, I agree with every one else, sponsor feeds suck. Only one I like and use is kinky and I think it's one of Walrus's favorites also, or was. Sponsors have no problem putting up tons of time an money for galleries, but seems few put many resources into feed. It's been a while since I checked out many sponsor feeds, so I could be wrong.

Even if they do improve, isn't there going to be duplicate content problems? If not now, later on for sure. Some people will get bumped out of the SE's, probably most? Only need one copy.

I would love to have 100 blogs running on auto, but I don't think it's a good long term investment. It's an incredible idea and very enticing, very. But the SE's wouldn't let in that much duplication. Unless BO or software like it, does things I don't know about. Seems the only way is if you paid people to write for you on a regular basis and that would be a long term pay off at best.

Looks like It all goes back to writing or creating your own content, but damn that takes time and thought. Then again, there would be no duplication. It's your content, it's totally unique. I wish all I had to do was writing my blogs, just don't have the time.

I still believe a handful of personal, hand written blogs could out do numerous automated blogs, but don't have the proof. Would be an interesting test.

There are a couple things I've learned, actually from mainstream that might help. I've been working into mainstream marketing, mostly info products and some of what I learned can help with adult blogs.

I've created a number of information products, e-books. What I've learned was how to write. Not there totally yet, but getting close. How you write is very important for creating information products and article marketing. To do well you need to write very quickly. You need to create info products and articles quickly so you can get them out there working for you as soon as possible.

Long story short, when you write, write and do not correct your writing, get it all out there. Once your done, then and only then go back and correct your mistakes. Some people even say to turn your monitor off and write, you won't be tempted to fix mistakes. You could even do your posts in say Word and paste them into your blog, that way you have some help with spelling and grammar, I know I need it. With a good writing skill down, you could write more posts in a day, more blogs, ect, ect.

I think the other problem is, coming up with ideas, or what to write about. Instead of sitting at the keyboard trying to come up with idea's, do it ahead of time, make lists, or at the least post titles you could expand on.

You could also get ideas from other blogs. No, don't steal, just get ideas. I think most of us know of great blogs or great content type sites. Watch tv, Springer is goldmine for adult ideas when you think about it, what about the rag mags? Make up stuff, who's going to know? The industry is probably 98% fantasy anyways, why not do your own?

I'd love to have 200 blogs on auto pilot, but think we know it probably won't work, seems some in this thread have already seen that, and how long would it last anyways?

It's not just the SE aspect, but also gaining readers that actually want to come back and read your blog? We know one of the things SE's use to gauge our sites is how long the reader stays on our sites, the longer the better. Least G does with the tool bar, Alexa probably the same.

If I were starting in adult from scratch, I would start with blogs I wrote the posts for. Other models are proving to be less than SE worthy these days, such as Links Lists.

Sorry to ramble on and side track the thread. Guess just giving some things to think about before spending to much time and money on other ideas.

2008-01-07, 01:34 PM	#19
ronnie Wheither you think you can or you think you can't, Your right. Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: midwest Posts: 2,274	Last I looked, I agree with every one else, sponsor feeds suck. Only one I like and use is kinky and I think it's one of Walrus's favorites also, or was. Sponsors have no problem putting up tons of time an money for galleries, but seems few put many resources into feed. It's been a while since I checked out many sponsor feeds, so I could be wrong. Even if they do improve, isn't there going to be duplicate content problems? If not now, later on for sure. Some people will get bumped out of the SE's, probably most? Only need one copy. I would love to have 100 blogs running on auto, but I don't think it's a good long term investment. It's an incredible idea and very enticing, very. But the SE's wouldn't let in that much duplication. Unless BO or software like it, does things I don't know about. Seems the only way is if you paid people to write for you on a regular basis and that would be a long term pay off at best. Looks like It all goes back to writing or creating your own content, but damn that takes time and thought. Then again, there would be no duplication. It's your content, it's totally unique. I wish all I had to do was writing my blogs, just don't have the time. I still believe a handful of personal, hand written blogs could out do numerous automated blogs, but don't have the proof. Would be an interesting test. There are a couple things I've learned, actually from mainstream that might help. I've been working into mainstream marketing, mostly info products and some of what I learned can help with adult blogs. I've created a number of information products, e-books. What I've learned was how to write. Not there totally yet, but getting close. How you write is very important for creating information products and article marketing. To do well you need to write very quickly. You need to create info products and articles quickly so you can get them out there working for you as soon as possible. Long story short, when you write, write and do not correct your writing, get it all out there. Once your done, then and only then go back and correct your mistakes. Some people even say to turn your monitor off and write, you won't be tempted to fix mistakes. You could even do your posts in say Word and paste them into your blog, that way you have some help with spelling and grammar, I know I need it. With a good writing skill down, you could write more posts in a day, more blogs, ect, ect. I think the other problem is, coming up with ideas, or what to write about. Instead of sitting at the keyboard trying to come up with idea's, do it ahead of time, make lists, or at the least post titles you could expand on. You could also get ideas from other blogs. No, don't steal, just get ideas. I think most of us know of great blogs or great content type sites. Watch tv, Springer is goldmine for adult ideas when you think about it, what about the rag mags? Make up stuff, who's going to know? The industry is probably 98% fantasy anyways, why not do your own? I'd love to have 200 blogs on auto pilot, but think we know it probably won't work, seems some in this thread have already seen that, and how long would it last anyways? It's not just the SE aspect, but also gaining readers that actually want to come back and read your blog? We know one of the things SE's use to gauge our sites is how long the reader stays on our sites, the longer the better. Least G does with the tool bar, Alexa probably the same. If I were starting in adult from scratch, I would start with blogs I wrote the posts for. Other models are proving to be less than SE worthy these days, such as Links Lists. Sorry to ramble on and side track the thread. Guess just giving some things to think about before spending to much time and money on other ideas.