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HowlingWulf · 2008-12-01, 03:57 PM

I'm almost on the same path as you. My blogs are a few months old as well, but let me tell you how I have mine set up. Each automatically publishes a random hand-written draft every two days. If no drafts are available, it will take the oldest post and re-publish it as new. That way when I first start out I can crank out a couple dozen or so posts and let it run. I can add new posts at any time into the draft sequence, and if it runs out that's ok as it will still update with old posts. I'm not under any self-imposed deadline and can work on my own schedule. That allows me to handle many blogs at once.

For traffic I'm looking for SE, blog dirs, link trades, and clicked traffic from my TGP galleries and freesites. Blog dirs are great when first submitted you get some great traffic, but as your blog is pushed down the pages traffic typically drops to 0.

Useless · 2008-12-01, 07:43 PM

I agree with everything.

There are distinct SEO advantages to both methods. If you place twenty different blogs on twenty niche-specific domains, you may pick up some extra love due to keywords in each domain. However, you can build internal page rank by having a single blog consisting of hundreds of interlinking pages.

I couldn't tell you which method is more likely to create more traffic/sales.

You're gonna get varying opinions on traffic sources. I'm not a type A link exchanger. I don't seek links from other sites and don't enjoy that part of the business. I'm a type B guy. I prefer to work in the shadows and link to my new projects from my old projects. In other words, I like to build my own traffic whenever possible. I also _believe_ that you're better served by linking to one of your sites or niche-specific pages from within a chunk of your own SEO text than swapping links with a stranger's completely whored-out site. In other words, if you're blogging about some pretty little cocksucker in a blowjob post, and she just happens to have a nice set of big natural tits, it's worth the 3 seconds of effort to link 'big natural tits' to your big boob page/boob category/post about large natural tits.

Lather, rinse, repeat.

walrus · 2008-12-03, 01:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

In other words, if you're blogging about some pretty little cocksucker in a blowjob post, and she just happens to have a nice set of big natural tits, it's worth the 3 seconds of effort to link 'big natural tits' to your big boob page/boob category/post about large natural tits.

Lather, rinse, repeat.

I'm sure glad most people only read the UW posts for his rants and ignore him when he's being serious. This is way to valuable information to be giving away in such a public manner and I thought it was supposed to be our little secret!

2008-12-01, 03:57 PM	#1
HowlingWulf Me fail English? That's unpossible! Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: FL Posts: 1,381	I'm almost on the same path as you. My blogs are a few months old as well, but let me tell you how I have mine set up. Each automatically publishes a random hand-written draft every two days. If no drafts are available, it will take the oldest post and re-publish it as new. That way when I first start out I can crank out a couple dozen or so posts and let it run. I can add new posts at any time into the draft sequence, and if it runs out that's ok as it will still update with old posts. I'm not under any self-imposed deadline and can work on my own schedule. That allows me to handle many blogs at once. For traffic I'm looking for SE, blog dirs, link trades, and clicked traffic from my TGP galleries and freesites. Blog dirs are great when first submitted you get some great traffic, but as your blog is pushed down the pages traffic typically drops to 0. __________________ WordPress Porn directory theme => Maddos Create a Porn Tube => Video Pornster

2008-12-01, 07:43 PM	#2
Useless Certified Nice Person Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Dirty Undies, NY Posts: 11,268	I agree with everything. There are distinct SEO advantages to both methods. If you place twenty different blogs on twenty niche-specific domains, you may pick up some extra love due to keywords in each domain. However, you can build internal page rank by having a single blog consisting of hundreds of interlinking pages. I couldn't tell you which method is more likely to create more traffic/sales. You're gonna get varying opinions on traffic sources. I'm not a type A link exchanger. I don't seek links from other sites and don't enjoy that part of the business. I'm a type B guy. I prefer to work in the shadows and link to my new projects from my old projects. In other words, I like to build my own traffic whenever possible. I also _believe_ that you're better served by linking to one of your sites or niche-specific pages from within a chunk of your own SEO text than swapping links with a stranger's completely whored-out site. In other words, if you're blogging about some pretty little cocksucker in a blowjob post, and she just happens to have a nice set of big natural tits, it's worth the 3 seconds of effort to link 'big natural tits' to your big boob page/boob category/post about large natural tits. Lather, rinse, repeat. __________________ Click here to purchase a bridge I'm selling.