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jtotheimmer · 08-08-2002, 01:57 PM

Here's the skinny:

Most adult pay sites out there, from what I can tell, are trying to achieve top rankings by using tricks like spamming. Stuff like this might work in the very short-run but by doing this you run the risk of getting the site or sites banned permanently...not something a site can afford especially in this industry.

To do things legitimately takes some serious understanding of the search engines and a fair bit of effort on behalf of the site owner (or the guy they hire to do the work).

You have to look at things like:
1. The structure and layout of the site.
2. The HTML code isn't blocking access to your content
3. The copy being used is keyword rich.
4. Take into consideration file size and images being used.
5. Create a decent set of incoming and outgoing links
6. Identify and create keywords that are useful and the traffic is easily converted
7. Understand the work arounds for code heavy sites that may or may not have dynamic elements
8. Also the submission of the site into the directories is of the utmost importance. If you don't do it right the first time you could have to wait forever to get another shot.

THose are my 2 cents. These are just some of the things you have to be aware of. when doing this stuff and try not to cut corners, the SE's will get ya.

08-08-2002, 01:57 PM
jtotheimmer Registered User Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 6	Here's the skinny: Most adult pay sites out there, from what I can tell, are trying to achieve top rankings by using tricks like spamming. Stuff like this might work in the very short-run but by doing this you run the risk of getting the site or sites banned permanently...not something a site can afford especially in this industry. To do things legitimately takes some serious understanding of the search engines and a fair bit of effort on behalf of the site owner (or the guy they hire to do the work). You have to look at things like: 1. The structure and layout of the site. 2. The HTML code isn't blocking access to your content 3. The copy being used is keyword rich. 4. Take into consideration file size and images being used. 5. Create a decent set of incoming and outgoing links 6. Identify and create keywords that are useful and the traffic is easily converted 7. Understand the work arounds for code heavy sites that may or may not have dynamic elements 8. Also the submission of the site into the directories is of the utmost importance. If you don't do it right the first time you could have to wait forever to get another shot. THose are my 2 cents. These are just some of the things you have to be aware of. when doing this stuff and try not to cut corners, the SE's will get ya.