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Originally Posted by Bill Wilson
Why is a WP tube not likely to get Google traffic? My main competitors use Wordpress and they have tens of thousands pages ranked and getting millions of visitors per month.
Majority of my revenue is pop-unders from hilltop ads and I have tried putting more ads but it will get too annoying for my visitors and I don't want that to happen. I'd like to buy more plugged traffic as long as the price makes sense and I can turn a profit but I don't know from where. Do you have any recommendations?
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Would be interested to see some of these competitors of yours. I don't need to see your site but I'd honestly love to see some examples of well-ranked wp tubes, because I have not seen very many. The reason (IMO) is that wordpress as a CMS/backend can't really compete with a custom tube script like eporner or tubegalore. Users will spend more time on those sites than a wp site because the search engines are better, the sites run faster, and there's a lot more content. So google will prioritize those sites.
As far as how you monetize traffic from plugs--main thing to realize is, most of that traffic is going to return back to the source regardless of how you treat them. If you're buying traffic from (for example) tubegalore, the vast majority of those users are going to return to tubegalore for their next wank, not your site.
So it really doesn't matter if you treat that traffic a little bit poorly. Use all the monetization avenues available, native ads, video sliders/IMs, push notifications, popunders.
If you look carefully I think you will find contact info for nudevista and iWank. But all of the big networks will require big budgets (at minimum x,xxx/month), and they probably see your tube is WP and are less likely to reply. I haven't noticed any examples of tubegalore linking to a wp tube.