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Intenselol · 09-20-2013, 06:45 PM

I submitted this article to xbiz, but it doesn't look like it got accepted. So I thought I might as well share it with you guys. Wall of text:

Chaturbate has reached rank one for some of Google's most competitive terms. The most traffic-worthy term its ranking for is "Sex Chat". The term has a whopping 60500 unique United States searches according to SEMRush.

This success definitely secures Chaturbate's success as a free cam site. Its free chat room model, monetized with a tipping system, is definitely going to show to be prosperous with boatloads of search engine traffic flowing in.

This is also a great accomplishment for its affiliate's whitelabels. Since this success is probably due to affiliates like adult4sexchat building backlinks for them through their whitelabel, having an extremely active main site will definitely keep them happy.

Other terms Chaturbate is ranking well for are "Adult Chat", "Adult Cams", and "Sex Cams". These are all very juicy keywords to rank highly for, and they're ranking number one or two for all of them. Each of these keywords are extremely competitive, but with a combined number of 107700 unique United States searches (SEMRush), all their efforts seem to be worth it.

This isn't even including some of the easier, yet juicy terms such as "Free Sex Chat" which has a volume of 40500 unique United States searches per month that they rank number one for. More smaller, but "worth it" terms that they rank number one or two for are "Live Sex Chat", "Live Cams", and "Free Cams". These keywords have a combined search volume of 109100 unique United States search per month on Google.

All these calculations I have referred to do not even include the long-tail keywords that tens of thousands of Google users search for every month. They're definitely ranking extremely highly for longer keywords as well. I haven't even included calculations for other search engines either. With Bing growing into a worthy competitor for Google, they are probably ranking highly, and getting a lot of traffic from their results as well.

Having such an active site does wonders for their social branding. Thousands of people are sharing Chaturbate on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+. This kind of extreme social branding will keep people returning to their site, and continue to establish them as one of the worlds largest free cam sites.

As I'm wrapping up, one thing I noticed is that they are not listed in the DMOZ directory. This may be an essential next step to securing their high Google rankings, and bumping themselves from number two to number one for the keywords they haven't completely dominated.

09-20-2013, 06:45 PM
Intenselol Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Fort Worth, Texas Posts: 46	Chaturbate Ranks #1 on Google I submitted this article to xbiz, but it doesn't look like it got accepted. So I thought I might as well share it with you guys. Wall of text: Chaturbate has reached rank one for some of Google's most competitive terms. The most traffic-worthy term its ranking for is "Sex Chat". The term has a whopping 60500 unique United States searches according to SEMRush. This success definitely secures Chaturbate's success as a free cam site. Its free chat room model, monetized with a tipping system, is definitely going to show to be prosperous with boatloads of search engine traffic flowing in. This is also a great accomplishment for its affiliate's whitelabels. Since this success is probably due to affiliates like adult4sexchat building backlinks for them through their whitelabel, having an extremely active main site will definitely keep them happy. Other terms Chaturbate is ranking well for are "Adult Chat", "Adult Cams", and "Sex Cams". These are all very juicy keywords to rank highly for, and they're ranking number one or two for all of them. Each of these keywords are extremely competitive, but with a combined number of 107700 unique United States searches (SEMRush), all their efforts seem to be worth it. This isn't even including some of the easier, yet juicy terms such as "Free Sex Chat" which has a volume of 40500 unique United States searches per month that they rank number one for. More smaller, but "worth it" terms that they rank number one or two for are "Live Sex Chat", "Live Cams", and "Free Cams". These keywords have a combined search volume of 109100 unique United States search per month on Google. All these calculations I have referred to do not even include the long-tail keywords that tens of thousands of Google users search for every month. They're definitely ranking extremely highly for longer keywords as well. I haven't even included calculations for other search engines either. With Bing growing into a worthy competitor for Google, they are probably ranking highly, and getting a lot of traffic from their results as well. Having such an active site does wonders for their social branding. Thousands of people are sharing Chaturbate on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+. This kind of extreme social branding will keep people returning to their site, and continue to establish them as one of the worlds largest free cam sites. As I'm wrapping up, one thing I noticed is that they are not listed in the DMOZ directory. This may be an essential next step to securing their high Google rankings, and bumping themselves from number two to number one for the keywords they haven't completely dominated.