[Journey] Building a Traffic Network via Adult Tube Profiles – 280+ Profiles Created in Minutes (Foundation for Monetization)

[IAMOK32]

Hey BHW,

I’m starting this journey to document the very first step of a project I’m building inside the adult niche — not uploading videos, not monetization, not SEO.

This journey focuses on one single thing:

Creating profiles on as many adult tube sites as possible. Because before you can monetize traffic, redirect visitors, test funnels, or run AI-generated content…
you need infrastructure. And that infrastructure = profiles.

Why start with tube profiles?​

From a traffic/SEO angle, tube profiles are a massively underrated asset:

• each profile is a micro traffic source
• many tube sites allow links to websites + social media
• long-term free traffic from high-volume platforms
• profiles act as “promo satellites” for anything you want to push later
• great for link diversity, anchor variation, brand mentions

In the AI era, you can produce unlimited photos, videos, identities, personas…
but without profiles, you have nowhere to deploy them.

Profiles are step zero.

Who this method is ideal for​

• webmasters building niche traffic assets
• affiliate marketers (dating, cams, CPA, revshare)
• SEO professionals (referral signals, branded profiles, diversity)
• funnel builders
• adult traffic testers
• AI persona creators (adult or non-adult)
• anyone who needs targeted, evergreen adult traffic

The monetization later is flexible:
CPA, revshare, cams, membership funnels, redirects, content sales, etc.

But first → profile network.

How I’m creating 280+ profiles in minutes​

The core tool I’m using is Tube Sites Submitter, a desktop app that:

✔ automatically creates accounts across tube platforms
✔ includes a database of 280+ sites
✔ gets updated frequently
✔ completes registrations in minutes
✔ works even on a cheap VPS
✔ saves days of manual work

What you need if you want to replicate this​

1. Tube Sites Submitter (latest database)​

The updated DB is essential — tube sites change constantly.

2. A freemail inbox (I use Proton)​

Every tube site sends verification emails.
If you don’t confirm → profile doesn’t get created.

Proton works the best for me (no delays, no filtering issues).

3.(Optional) VPS or IP rotation​

Not required, but recommended depending on scale.

Your options:

A) Use a single IP
— works fine for most sites

B) Use a VPS and rotate
— more natural, less risk of rate-limits

C) Install Tube Sites Submitter on a VPS
— everything runs in the cloud
— easy IP rotation
— nothing runs on your local machine

I personally use C:

TSS installed on a VPS and managed remotely.

Goal of this phase​

Build a network of 280+ profiles across the major tube platforms.

Only once the entire network exists will I move to:

✓ traffic flow
✓ redirects
✓ monetization tests
✓ AI-generated content automation
✓ SEO experiments
✓ funnel integration

But for now, this journey is strictly about:

Profile Infrastructure Building.

What I’ll document next​

Future updates will include:

- I will make comments on individual screen shots.
- how many profiles were successfully created
- time required
- differences between various platforms
- any issues, blocks, errors
- overall progression of the network build

No theory — only real screenshots, numbers, and results.

 

[lordrevan]

Good luck

 

[IAMOK32]

Thank you

 

[Proxy Cake]

I like the concept, best of luck!

 

[IAMOK32]

I like the concept, best of luck!

Thank you

 

[zocx]

Any update?

 

[IAMOK32]

Update – Why I’m Creating Profiles on Tube Sites (and How Yesterday’s Registration Went)​

My strategy is very simple — and highly scalable in the long run:

I’m building places for models – both AI models and real OnlyFans/Fansly models
I will be uploading their videos and photos to these profiles
Each profile becomes an additional source of traffic

From these profiles I can:

• send users to OnlyFans / Fansly
• promote both AI models and real OF models
• collect followers
• build outbound links to social media and websites
• and eventually monetize the traffic

When one profile gets 10,000 followers, that’s great.
When you have 100 of those profiles — you’re playing a completely different game.

And it’s up to you:

• where you send the followers
• whether you use watermarked videos
• whether you monetize directly on tube sites
• or redirect traffic to socials or external websites

There are many options and every project can follow a different strategy.

 

[IAMOK32]

Yesterday I launched the first big wave of registrations​

This was the foundational step — and it’s critical for everything that comes next.

1) Installing Tube Sites Submitter on a VPS​

First, I installed Tube Sites Submitter on a VPS machine.
It runs stable, fast, and without any limitations compared to running it locally.

2) Setting a U.S. IP address (using a Proton VPN)​

I used a VPN and selected a U.S. IP address, because:

• it looks trustworthy
• most tube sites accept it
• it avoids unnecessary blocks
• it’s generally the safest GEO to register from

3) Updating the Tube Sites database​

Right after launching the software, I updated the database.
At the moment it contains 280+ active tube sites, constantly refreshed.

This saves time by avoiding dead or non-functional domains.

4) Creating a freemail inbox (Proton), but…​

I created a Proton freemail inbox for receiving confirmation emails.

However:
Some tube sites don’t accept freemail.
Using your own domain for a model (AI/OF) often helps:

• better trust
• fewer rejected registrations
• more reliable email delivery

Proton works for now, but for more important profiles I’ll use custom domains as well.

Starting the registration process​

Inside Tube Sites Submitter, I fill out info about the AI model or OF model.
This is important because these details cannot be changed later.

Next comes the actual registration step.
You choose categories, profile parameters, and start the process.

Then the registrations begin:

Confirming emails​

I logged into the freemail inbox (created for the AI/OF model) and started confirming incoming emails.

You’ll receive around 100–250 confirmation emails.
Once you confirm them → the profiles are activated.

If you want automation, there’s software called Chamelene Confirmer.
I’m doing it manually for now.

Some examples of confirmation emails:

And that’s it — the profiles are created​

After confirming the emails, the profiles on most tube sites are active:

Right now they are empty — no videos, no photos, no followers.
All of that will come later once I start uploading content.

How many profiles did I create?​

In about 20 minutes:

• I registered on more than 170 tube sites
• plus several more sites where you can upload content even without a profile

So right now I can upload to around 190 tube sites.


And this is only the beginning.

If you want to start earning, you need a few more steps — but the most important one is already done.

 

[lordrevan]

How u plan upload content in bulk ?

 

[IAMOK32]

How u plan upload content in bulk ?

I upload via Tube Sites Submitter. In this app, you will find individual steps, profile registration, profile updates, and profile uploads. You can automate everything. Set the time, add, for example, 100 videos from AI model or OnlyFans models, and these videos will be uploaded directly to her profile.

 

[IAMOK32]

I haven't uploaded anything yet, but I'm already getting friend requests. They'll start coming in very quickly as soon as I set up my profile, add a photo of my model, and start uploading videos.

 

[thehermeticdev]

Hey BHW,

I’m starting this journey to document the very first step of a project I’m building inside the adult niche — not uploading videos, not monetization, not SEO.

This journey focuses on one single thing:

Creating profiles on as many adult tube sites as possible. Because before you can monetize traffic, redirect visitors, test funnels, or run AI-generated content…
you need infrastructure. And that infrastructure = profiles.

Why start with tube profiles?​

From a traffic/SEO angle, tube profiles are a massively underrated asset:

• each profile is a micro traffic source
• many tube sites allow links to websites + social media
• long-term free traffic from high-volume platforms
• profiles act as “promo satellites” for anything you want to push later
• great for link diversity, anchor variation, brand mentions

In the AI era, you can produce unlimited photos, videos, identities, personas…
but without profiles, you have nowhere to deploy them.

Profiles are step zero.

Who this method is ideal for​

• webmasters building niche traffic assets
• affiliate marketers (dating, cams, CPA, revshare)
• SEO professionals (referral signals, branded profiles, diversity)
• funnel builders
• adult traffic testers
• AI persona creators (adult or non-adult)
• anyone who needs targeted, evergreen adult traffic

The monetization later is flexible:
CPA, revshare, cams, membership funnels, redirects, content sales, etc.

But first → profile network.

How I’m creating 280+ profiles in minutes​

The core tool I’m using is Tube Sites Submitter, a desktop app that:

✔ automatically creates accounts across tube platforms
✔ includes a database of 280+ sites
✔ gets updated frequently
✔ completes registrations in minutes
✔ works even on a cheap VPS
✔ saves days of manual work

What you need if you want to replicate this​

1. Tube Sites Submitter (latest database)​

The updated DB is essential — tube sites change constantly.

2. A freemail inbox (I use Proton)​

Every tube site sends verification emails.
If you don’t confirm → profile doesn’t get created.

Proton works the best for me (no delays, no filtering issues).

3.(Optional) VPS or IP rotation​

Not required, but recommended depending on scale.

Your options:

A) Use a single IP
— works fine for most sites

B) Use a VPS and rotate
— more natural, less risk of rate-limits

C) Install Tube Sites Submitter on a VPS
— everything runs in the cloud
— easy IP rotation
— nothing runs on your local machine

I personally use C:

TSS installed on a VPS and managed remotely.

Goal of this phase​

Build a network of 280+ profiles across the major tube platforms.

Only once the entire network exists will I move to:

✓ traffic flow
✓ redirects
✓ monetization tests
✓ AI-generated content automation
✓ SEO experiments
✓ funnel integration

But for now, this journey is strictly about:

Profile Infrastructure Building.

What I’ll document next​

Future updates will include:

- I will make comments on individual screen shots.
- how many profiles were successfully created
- time required
- differences between various platforms
- any issues, blocks, errors
- overall progression of the network build

No theory — only real screenshots, numbers, and results.

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[Mitaff]

Following this, I'm working with an 4based model so

 

[whithat]

interesting stuff! keep it going

 

[thehermeticdev]

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I bought TSS today, i’m confused. Most db gave error. Some sites got register but not handled in the panel. From 280 accs, registered in 130, poster a video and said posted only on 35. From that 35, i checked and only few vídeos were post after one hour configuring all.

 

[IAMOK32]

I bought TSS today, i’m confused. Most db gave error. Some sites got register but not handled in the panel. From 280 accs, registered in 130, poster a video and said posted only on 35. From that 35, i checked and only few vídeos were post after one hour configuring all.

In my opinion, this isn't a TSS issue, but rather a problem with how you set up your accounts. 1. TSS generates sites based on the information you provide. 2. What kind of errors are you getting? Is your proxy configured correctly? 3. What information did you request? 4. Did this problem occur when creating the accounts? 5. What did their support team tell you?

 

[LessBrain]

wishing you all the best on this journey! say why dont you just stick to promoting smartlinks? wont if be the most hassle free option?

 

[keegand42]

tried the same infrastructure-first logic on a smaller scale about two years ago, created like 340 accounts across various platforms using a spreadsheet and a VA before i had any actual content plan. the problem was the tube sites started flagging the profiles as inactive shells within 60-90 days and a bunch got nuked before i ever pointed traffic anywhere. 280+ is a solid number but the clock starts ticking the moment you create them, so whatever youre planning to push through those profiles probably needs to be closer to ready than you think

 

[Delontekoq]

tried the same infrastructure-first logic on a smaller scale about two years ago, created like 340 accounts across various platforms using a spreadsheet and a VA before i had any actual content plan. the problem was the tube sites started flagging the profiles as inactive shells within 60-90 days and a bunch got nuked before i ever pointed traffic anywhere. 280+ is a solid number but the clock starts ticking the moment you create them, so whatever youre planning to push through those profiles probably needs to be closer to ready than you think

does this bot not support auto-upload? so if u upload every 20 days u will be fine?

 

[kolamanuh]

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