[Journey] Scaling Adult Tube to 100k page views per day

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Wrath Of God said:
When a DMCA file happens, google will remove that video link from the search ... I counter-file the submission and get the link back in Google search ... I do not remove any video.
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Do you have permission on those vids? I hear some OF models files DMCA even they will give you a permission to use the content.
 
Wrath Of God said:
When a DMCA file happens, google will remove that video link from the search ... I counter-file the submission and get the link back in Google search ... I do not remove any video.
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Are you aware that doing that is super risky if the DMCA is in fact valid? If you counter-claim the claimant can seek a court order. In other words, it would get settled in court. Counter-claiming is like playing Russian roulette if it's not your original content.
 
BufferOver said:
Do you have permission on those vids? I hear some OF models files DMCA even they will give you a permission to use the content.
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That's because a lot of OF models use a service like rulta.com that automatically tracks down their content and files DMCAs. Since its all bots having personal permission from the models doesn't mean anything. They'll still DMCA everything they find. Even if it's content that the model doesn't own the rights to but just appears in it. Basically it's DMCA trolling and abuse at a large scale.
 
BufferOver said:
Do you have permission on those vids? I hear some OF models files DMCA even they will give you a permission to use the content.
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Hyperz said:
Are you aware that doing that is super risky if the DMCA is in fact valid? If you counter-claim the claimant can seek a court order. In other words, it would get settled in court. Counter-claiming is like playing Russian roulette if it's not your original content.
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Hyperz said:
That's because a lot of OF models use a service like rulta.com that automatically tracks down their content and files DMCAs. Since its all bots having personal permission from the models doesn't mean anything. They'll still DMCA everything they find. Even if it's content that the model doesn't own the rights to but just appears in it. Basically it's DMCA trolling and abuse at a large scale.
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Yes, I am aware of the risk involved in it. When I submit the counter-claim, I do not claim to be owning the content, I usually share a detailed explanation which worked in my case for most of the time.

I was not aware of DMCA claim by OF model, that's a lot for sharing.
 
Wrath Of God said:
When I submit the counter-claim, I do not claim to be owning the content, I usually share a detailed explanation which worked in my case for most of the time.
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Ok but when you counter-claim the "I own the rights/license to this content" part is implied. It's why it's called a counter-claim. What you write in the counter-claim doesn't matter. It's just what the rights holder will get to see. If they want the content to stay down, which they almost certainly do, they have no choice but to take legal action within 14 days. Thankfully there are a lot of copyright enforcement agencies that never act upon counter-claims since they automate DMCA takedowns by the millions, like the one I mentioned in my previous post. But if you do it enough eventually it'll backfire.
 
Hyperz said:
Ok but when you counter-claim the "I own the rights/license to this content" part is implied. It's why it's called a counter-claim. What you write in the counter-claim doesn't matter. It's just what the rights holder will get to see. If they want the content to stay down, which they almost certainly do, they have no choice but to take legal action within 14 days. Thankfully there are a lot of copyright enforcement agencies that never act upon counter-claims since they automate DMCA takedowns by the millions, like the one I mentioned in my previous post. But if you do it enough eventually it'll backfire.
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I got your point and I understand that your point is valid and it can backfire.

I should be more careful in filling counter-claim, thanks a lot for sharing the valuable information mate..
 
Wrath Of God said:
Update

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Major Updates -
1. The Page views have increased above 70K per day.
2. Got a few DMCA notices.
3. Started using Popcash ads.

The main objective of this tube site journey was to document my progress in building a website that would achieve a daily page view count of 100,000. Given that my intended audience primarily consists of individuals from Asian countries, I had anticipated generating relatively lower income due to the comparatively lower CPM rates offered by advertising platforms such as Exoclick, Popcash, and Popads. In response to some inquiries regarding my earnings, I would like to share the amount I have earned over the past 30 days.

Video hosting - $90
Popcash - $20
Exoclick - $30
Total = $140

This journey is helping me to test out a different strategy to build a tube site, right now working in the progress to launch a niche website that can drive US traffic. It is still in the beginning stage, I plan to use the income I am earning from the current site and use it to build my new website. This way, I believe I can increase my revenue.

I tried approaching a few adult product-selling brands to see if they are interested in renting my banner spaces, but it didn't go as I expected. I am exploring more ways to increase earnings on my current website.
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Great journey! I definitely like your mindset.

I worked in this adult content field for about 20 years and "spammed" the hell out of Google with other methods that are not working nowadays anymore, unfortunately. Yours look good! I have a few questions about yours:

1. Do your visitors mainly come from Google video searches? Or from typical search results for adult keywords?
2. You make 140$ per 1 domain per month
3. Why don't you make it bigger with let's say 100 domains?
4. Why don't you just upload 1 Million videos to your domain at once instead of a few hundred a week? Yes, I'm overdoing it on purpose right now because I don't understand why you're being so careful. Obviously, Google likes your content.
 
PFPSeller said:
Great journey! I definitely like your mindset.

I worked in this adult content field for about 20 years and "spammed" the hell out of Google with other methods that are not working nowadays anymore, unfortunately. Yours look good! I have a few questions about yours:

1. Do your visitors mainly come from Google video searches? Or from typical search results for adult keywords?
2. You make 140$ per 1 domain per month
3. Why don't you make it bigger with let's say 100 domains?
4. Why don't you just upload 1 Million videos to your domain at once instead of a few hundred a week? Yes, I'm overdoing it on purpose right now because I don't understand why you're being so careful. Obviously, Google likes your content.
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1. Do your visitors mainly come from Google video searches? Or from typical search results for adult keywords?

Ans - Most of the visitors are coming from adult keyword searches.

2. You make 140$ per 1 domain per month
Ans - Yes, I made 140$ per 1 domain.

3. Why don't you make it bigger with let's say 100 domains?
Ans -Certainly, I have precisely formulated such a plan. I am currently in the process of experimenting with the same approach for two additional domains. These two domains have already been launched, and I am eagerly anticipating the outcomes. The sole reason for awaiting the results from the other two domains is that, during the course of this endeavour, I discovered that my initial domain was expired.

4. Why don't you just upload 1 Million videos to your domain at once instead of a few hundred a week? I'm overdoing it on purpose right now because I don't understand why you're being so careful. Obviously, Google likes your content.

Ans - I must admit, I have pondered the same questions myself—why is it not possible for me to upload a large number of videos as you asked? I am currently exploring various methods to find ways in which I can upload a substantial quantity of videos.

Thanks a lot, mate, your questions are like a wake-up call ...
 
Wrath Of God said:
1. Do your visitors mainly come from Google video searches? Or from typical search results for adult keywords?

Ans - Most of the visitors are coming from adult keyword searches.

2. You make 140$ per 1 domain per month
Ans - Yes, I made 140$ per 1 domain.

3. Why don't you make it bigger with let's say 100 domains?
Ans -Certainly, I have precisely formulated such a plan. I am currently in the process of experimenting with the same approach for two additional domains. These two domains have already been launched, and I am eagerly anticipating the outcomes. The sole reason for awaiting the results from the other two domains is that, during the course of this endeavour, I discovered that my initial domain was expired.

4. Why don't you just upload 1 Million videos to your domain at once instead of a few hundred a week? I'm overdoing it on purpose right now because I don't understand why you're being so careful. Obviously, Google likes your content.

Ans - I must admit, I have pondered the same questions myself—why is it not possible for me to upload a large number of videos as you asked? I am currently exploring various methods to find ways in which I can upload a substantial quantity of videos.

Thanks a lot, mate, your questions are like a wake-up call ...
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Well I am talking about 2001-2016 now. At these times it was easy to trick Google not only for adult keywords but for everything. Since then things got really hard. But your method seems to be reproducable. If I were you I would go all-in and do this on a large scale of domains. In the former years I was talking about we used about 2000-4000 domains per year and at least 200 each month. It's been a hide and seek game and everything got banned after 4-6 weeks and we had to register 200 new domains and start the game again.

What happened in these years:

1. You had to register hundreds of domains.
2. Give it wildcard subdomains. Around 2000 per domain
3. Link EVERY subdomain to each other and every domain too
4. Google indexed it and after 3-7 days the traffic rolled in
5. Google noticed that this was pure spam after 4-6 weeks and banned the domain forever. Total deindex.
6. We started at number 1 again over and over.

We had about 100.000 unique visitors per day from tier 1.

This method got banned after 2016. Then Google waited about 7-8 weeks to index the domain. Before it got indexed, Google banned it. So there was no traffic. The time-frame of 4-6 weeks got closed.

Your method looks interesting because:

1. Your domains don't get banned. So it's cheaper because you don't have to always pay the fees for registering a domain that lives for only 4-6 weeks. That's less pressure
2. It seems easy to make it run on autopilot 100%.

Questions:

1. Did I understand you right, that you download the videos from porn-sites and then upload the videos manually? Or do you just use wp-script to embed them?
- If you download them and reupload them to your website: Why?
- If you embed them: Do you cloak the real URL of the video? Example:
- Original URL: https://xvideos.com/1234
- Cloaked URL: https//yourdomain.com/1234
or do you use the original embed code of xvideos, youporn, pornhub... etc...?

2. Do you automize the process of importing videos or do you only import videos manually to each category everyday?
 
Some more questions:

1. Do you rewrite the titles, descriptions or tags of the imported videos? If yes, do you do it manually?
2. Is your traffic tier 1 or lower?

Some hints for you:

1. Don't link your domains to each other.
2. If possible get an extra IP adress per domain. This isn't too necessary if you rewrite your content always. If you don't you are close to get no traffic to your further domains because of duplicate content. Just ask your hosting provider. They will usually have a huge range of ips.
3. If your traffic is lower than tier 1, host closer or inside to your target country.
 
PFPSeller said:
Well I am talking about 2001-2016 now. At these times it was easy to trick Google not only for adult keywords but for everything. Since then things got really hard. But your method seems to be reproducable. If I were you I would go all-in and do this on a large scale of domains. In the former years I was talking about we used about 2000-4000 domains per year and at least 200 each month. It's been a hide and seek game and everything got banned after 4-6 weeks and we had to register 200 new domains and start the game again.

What happened in these years:

1. You had to register hundreds of domains.
2. Give it wildcard subdomains. Around 2000 per domain
3. Link EVERY subdomain to each other and every domain too
4. Google indexed it and after 3-7 days the traffic rolled in
5. Google noticed that this was pure spam after 4-6 weeks and banned the domain forever. Total deindex.
6. We started at number 1 again over and over.

We had about 100.000 unique visitors per day from tier 1.

This method got banned after 2016. Then Google waited about 7-8 weeks to index the domain. Before it got indexed, Google banned it. So there was no traffic. The time-frame of 4-6 weeks got closed.

Your method looks interesting because:

1. Your domains don't get banned. So it's cheaper because you don't have to always pay the fees for registering a domain that lives for only 4-6 weeks. That's less pressure
2. It seems easy to make it run on autopilot 100%.

Questions:

1. Did I understand you right, that you download the videos from porn-sites and then upload the videos manually? Or do you just use wp-script to embed them?
- If you download them and reupload them to your website: Why?
- If you embed them: Do you cloak the real URL of the video? Example:
- Original URL: https://xvideos.com/1234
- Cloaked URL: https//yourdomain.com/1234
or do you use the original embed code of xvideos, youporn, pornhub... etc...?

2. Do you automize the process of importing videos or do you only import videos manually to each category everyday?
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Question 1
Currently, my process involves downloading videos and then uploading them onto video hosting platforms. I do this because it allows me to generate some revenue from those platforms. Since my intended audience primarily consists of Tier 3 (Asian) viewers, I find that I earn considerably less from Exoclick or Pop ads in comparison to the revenue I generate from video hosting platforms. While I do have the option to utilize the wp-script mass embedder plugin, I have made the decision not to use it because my main source of income is derived from video hosting platforms.

However, only after your comment, I discovered that it is possible to cloak the URLs of original videos and embed them on our website. I was not previously aware of this method, but I am now intrigued by the idea. It would be incredibly helpful if you could provide me with some guidance on how to cloak the URL.

Question 2

Since my current process includes uploading the videos to a video hosting platform, I am currently doing this process manually. Most of the time, I do remotely upload videos from videos, pornhub to my video hosting platform.
 
If it's not a secret can you tell which video hosting platforms are you using ?

Also if you need i have site ripped last week BJRaw and GotFilled i can give them all for free.
 
PFPSeller said:
Some more questions:

1. Do you rewrite the titles, descriptions or tags of the imported videos? If yes, do you do it manually?
2. Is your traffic tier 1 or lower?

Some hints for you:

1. Don't link your domains to each other.
2. If possible get an extra IP adress per domain. This isn't too necessary if you rewrite your content always. If you don't you are close to get no traffic to your further domains because of duplicate content. Just ask your hosting provider. They will usually have a huge range of ips.
3. If your traffic is lower than tier 1, host closer or inside to your target country.
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1. Don't link your domains to each other.
Sure
2. If possible get an extra IP address per domain. This isn't too necessary if you rewrite your content always. If you don't you are close to get no traffic to your further domains because of duplicate content. Just ask your hosting provider. They will usually have a huge range of tips.
Yes, I am planning to use a unique IP address for each domain.

3. If your traffic is lower than tier 1, host closer or inside your target country.
Yes, I have hosted near to Asian countries
 
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