Wordpress is the cheapest and easiest. But it depends on what kind of websites you want to build. If you are the only uploader, Wordpress is the way to go.
Forums aren't outdated. When I see how easy Reddit shuts down subreddits or Discords shuts down servers, a forum is still a better option to build a community. You don’t have to follow stupid rules from a platform that will still shut down your community, even after you’ve spent months (if not...
Okay. I’ve seen a couple of forums where basically 4–5 accounts were just bots scraping content from other forums. There were a lot of members, but no discussion or anything. Basically, no community. People just registered to download stuff.
There is no other website gathering content for that niche (some content isn't available on tubes). Some videos are on big tubes but without names or anything, making it difficult to search content for the same model.
I'm not using WP Script. I just use Wordpress and a theme. The content that is important, not so much the cms. Mass importing from pornhub doesn't work anymore. Good backlinks also matter. I started this website in May and I have around 2k unique visitors/day, T1 traffic. (Small niche)
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Some created new cms, I even bought one (tubesbooster) but the basic feature of using embed videos (hosted on bunny) wasn't available. So, I went back to Wordpress with a paid theme (not the overused ugly themes from WP script) and for my niche, it works just fine.
Yep, I experienced it. Even the banners redirected my visitors without doing anything. 2 seconds on my website and they were redirected to the ad's website. After sending an email, they removed the script doing that but I quickly switched back to Hilltopads and Exoclick
Do you have an “Advertise with Us” page? It could help. I added one to my forum, and I had direct advertisers reaching out to promote their websites/products for a fixed period of time.
I have a forum with almost 40,000 members (around 400–500 simultaneous visitors), tons of images, and a single server is enough to handle it. I previously tried storing the images on DigitalOcean Spaces, but it ended up being much more expensive. Currently, my server has an Intel Xeon E3-1230 v2...
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