Originally Posted by firesex

I also have a website., tell me how please bring traffic, I tried to link excenge, but nothing

Originally Posted by firesex

I also have a website., tell me how please bring traffic, I tried to link excenge, but nothing

Originally Posted by spiederman

Post your link and ill visit :D

Originally Posted by billywatson

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Originally Posted by cardinalvices

easiest way is to open it up in your browser, and start refreshing it. You'll see hits coming in.

But on the serious note you might want to buy some traffic from dudes like choker or who else is around these days?

Originally Posted by firesex

I also have a website., tell me how please bring traffic, I tried to link excenge, but nothing

Originally Posted by Arnox

The first thing we want to do is make your website more accessible to Google and more likely to rank for keywords. Your Title for the home page is "Porn Sex Tube HD", which isn't bad, but you could include a hell of a lot more terms to give yourself a better range of SERPs. I guess you're not actively targeting any keyword - which is fine - but it's important to set up a lot of longtail results if this is the way you're going.

I'd suggest changing your site title to:

Porn Sex Tube - HD Videos - Free Porn Movies

Or something similar.

Secondly, we want to include a decent meta description that's more meaty. Google doesn't look at your meta description for ranking purposes, but currently, when someone finds your site on Google, they just see it saying "Porn Sex Tube HD" as your description. Here you want to give a reason for the user to click. Provide a detailed, 150 character explanation of what makes your site good. Look for similar websites to find out what you should be writing. Obviously, don't copy it word for word. An example would be Tube8's:








Thirdly, get rid of this:

meta name="keywords" content="anal,blonde,brazzers,brunette,facial,godd ess,great ass,jada stevens,natural tits,oiled,phoenix marie,remy lacroix,sheena shaw,small tits,aletta ocean,big-tits,bisexual,doggystyle,franceska jaimes,latina,brown hair,maddy o'reilly,naughtyamerica,madison ivy,mofos,pov,stefania mafra,gianna michaels,kelly madison,milf,pornfidelity,redhead,kortney kane,danni cole,donna bell,tarra white,various,diana doll,blowjob,delta white,69,720p,digitalplayground,mall tits,stoya,halie james,valentina nappi,marry queen,chanel preston,creampie,eva angelina,babes,callie cyprus,jayden james,uniform,mia malkova,esperanza gomez,lingerie,bibi jones,bukkake,double penetration,jules jordan,julia ann,lisa ann"

Delete all of your meta keywords, don't bother having any.

Fourthly, start creating more websites. Lots of different niches, lots of different designs. You're not going to be getting anywhere with a single website - that isn't how porn works. You need your fingers in a lot of pies. It could take a while before Google considers your site for any form of ranking. Plus, more variety means that you might hit the SEO jackpot on a site that you didn't even invest much time in. Personally, a good % of my top SERPs come from feeder sites that Google picked up on. Some of the sites that I actually consider to be my best in terms of content and SEO strength perform the worst in getting organic traffic. Lots of pies, lots of fingers.

Fifthly, spend your spare time researching online. There are so many resources for you to be looking into. SEO is an important one you need to understand how a search engine works and what its primary focus is. You have to appreciate that your website isn't special or unique, and you're using content embedded on other hosts that Google has probably indexed 100s of other sites doing the exact same thing. Local storage of content, although expensive and a real server strain, can be the difference between getting decent SERPs and not being able to maintain the $10 a year URL fee. You're not doing anything that no one else has done before, and your setup of the site isn't giving Google any good indications that you have anything worth looking at. You're keyword stuffing, you're exchanging bulk links with a number of other sites and you lack any original writing, titles or content. A search engine has no interest in giving over any potential users to you because there's nothing on your site that someone else hasn't already done and, further than that, done better.

Baby steps, understand the industry, understand the game you're playing, then you won't be asking how to get traffic, you'll be answering how to get traffic.

Originally Posted by Arnox

The first thing we want to do is make your website more accessible to Google and more likely to rank for keywords. Your Title for the home page is "Porn Sex Tube HD", which isn't bad, but you could include a hell of a lot more terms to give yourself a better range of SERPs. I guess you're not actively targeting any keyword - which is fine - but it's important to set up a lot of longtail results if this is the way you're going.

I'd suggest changing your site title to:

Porn Sex Tube - HD Videos - Free Porn Movies

Or something similar.

Secondly, we want to include a decent meta description that's more meaty. Google doesn't look at your meta description for ranking purposes, but currently, when someone finds your site on Google, they just see it saying "Porn Sex Tube HD" as your description. Here you want to give a reason for the user to click. Provide a detailed, 150 character explanation of what makes your site good. Look for similar websites to find out what you should be writing. Obviously, don't copy it word for word. An example would be Tube8's:



Thirdly, get rid of this:

meta name="keywords" content="anal,blonde,brazzers,brunette,facial,godd ess,great ass,jada stevens,natural tits,oiled,phoenix marie,remy lacroix,sheena shaw,small tits,aletta ocean,big-tits,bisexual,doggystyle,franceska jaimes,latina,brown hair,maddy o'reilly,naughtyamerica,madison ivy,mofos,pov,stefania mafra,gianna michaels,kelly madison,milf,pornfidelity,redhead,kortney kane,danni cole,donna bell,tarra white,various,diana doll,blowjob,delta white,69,720p,digitalplayground,mall tits,stoya,halie james,valentina nappi,marry queen,chanel preston,creampie,eva angelina,babes,callie cyprus,jayden james,uniform,mia malkova,esperanza gomez,lingerie,bibi jones,bukkake,double penetration,jules jordan,julia ann,lisa ann"

Delete all of your meta keywords, don't bother having any.

Fourthly, start creating more websites. Lots of different niches, lots of different designs. You're not going to be getting anywhere with a single website - that isn't how porn works. You need your fingers in a lot of pies. It could take a while before Google considers your site for any form of ranking. Plus, more variety means that you might hit the SEO jackpot on a site that you didn't even invest much time in. Personally, a good % of my top SERPs come from feeder sites that Google picked up on. Some of the sites that I actually consider to be my best in terms of content and SEO strength perform the worst in getting organic traffic. Lots of pies, lots of fingers.

Fifthly, spend your spare time researching online. There are so many resources for you to be looking into. SEO is an important one you need to understand how a search engine works and what its primary focus is. You have to appreciate that your website isn't special or unique, and you're using content embedded on other hosts that Google has probably indexed 100s of other sites doing the exact same thing. Local storage of content, although expensive and a real server strain, can be the difference between getting decent SERPs and not being able to maintain the $10 a year URL fee. You're not doing anything that no one else has done before, and your setup of the site isn't giving Google any good indications that you have anything worth looking at. You're keyword stuffing, you're exchanging bulk links with a number of other sites and you lack any original writing, titles or content. A search engine has no interest in giving over any potential users to you because there's nothing on your site that someone else hasn't already done and, further than that, done better.

Baby steps, understand the industry, understand the game you're playing, then you won't be asking how to get traffic, you'll be answering how to get traffic.