New blog review

ArtWilliams · 2010-12-11, 10:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Maro

Thanks Artwilliams. I thought about the pros and cons of a general porn blog for a couple of days but I thought it would be a good idea to start with a generic blog. This way I could later use the blog as a main page and link new blogs together. But you're right I'll stick with Milf/Asian content at first and save the t-content for the next one

Using this blog as a hub would be good.

I would suggest this process for your next blog:

(BTW, "Asian MILFs" is just an example. I haven't done any research.)

- Think about the niche (i.e. "Asian MILFs").
- Find matching sponsors.
- Research your keywords ("Asian MILFs" may be too popular and have too many webmasters trying to rank for it in Google. Maybe "Thai Cougars" is better.)
- Buy a domain that matches your keywords.
- Create a blog that someone would want to read / jerk off to with about 10 entries. Use your keywords liberally throughout your posts with the sponsors you matched up.
- Make brief posts on your general blog about the entries as you make them in the niche specific blog.

Repeat this over and over again until you have a network of blogs tied together with hard links. (i.e. MILF cocksuckers -> Thai Cougars -> MILF Brunettes -> 30+ Facials.) If possible, spread them out over multiple IP addresses. The idea is to create a network of related niches that grows, is a web, surfers find in Google and bookmark to come back to again and again.

Add to this hard link trades, directory listings, top list submissions. You could also create freesites and galleries where you use one of the outbound links to point to your hub.

Remember, it is easier to build 100 blogs that get 50 visitors a day then it is to create one blog that gets 5,000. Yes, quality suffers but that is reality.

My 2 cents.

Maro · 2010-12-11, 10:57 AM

Thanks for the summary Art

I already got a bunch of keywords (checked monthly views etc.) for each niche and also created a list of my sponsors and which content they provide. The only thing I'm curious about is the domain topic. Buying an own domain for each niche would cost quite a bit so I'm thinking about alternatives such as sub-domains. Would that do the job or would it be better to wait until I can afford more niche domains?

2010-12-11, 10:57 AM	#2
Maro A woman is like beer. They look good, they smell good, and you'd step over your own mother just to get one! Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Germany Posts: 58	Thanks for the summary Art I already got a bunch of keywords (checked monthly views etc.) for each niche and also created a list of my sponsors and which content they provide. The only thing I'm curious about is the domain topic. Buying an own domain for each niche would cost quite a bit so I'm thinking about alternatives such as sub-domains. Would that do the job or would it be better to wait until I can afford more niche domains?