There are no "regulations" or whatever regarding xxx domains. Registration is exactly the same.. you don't need an ID if that's your problem. Also there is private whois. However make sure your host allows adult content, not all do.
There should be a separate section for these kind of questions. Like 'giveaways' or something along the lines.
btw I can give you some basic free hosting until you get the money to buy one, if that helps.
Edit:
The income is from the entertainment industry. Look up the name on the cheques they send you. Google it. You'll realize that no one is going to ask you how are you generating "traffic to offers".
Just pay your taxes and it's done.
Who exactly are you afraid of?
Looks like you're perfectly right with the delay explanation.
Here's the current traffic graph for the last 90 days.
I'll just leave it there for others to see, so you guys know what to expect when you get hit and what happens after the "penalty has been lifted".
This might be SEO 101 for...
Sorry to tell you this but google favors big brands lately even more, also what you're after is probably a buying keyword.
With the latest updates.. well your chances are slim to none.
Try peerfly, I personally have good experiences with them, but there are lots of others.
Search for "CPA networks" and you will find plenty. Look for old, established ones.
No you will not get a penalty just for redirecting site A to site B :)
That's a perfectly legit thing to do. Site A needs to be already slapped else there is no penalty to transfer over.
Well, if you don't want to take the xxx route, then go for movie downloads. It's the same idea, same copy paste, same sh*t traffic, basically same CPM at the end of the day. If you're in the US or any other police state then get an offshore server.
I'm into both and they are really the same...
Here's how it went for me:
- Domain A got penalized years ago. (penguin)
- Domain B was 2 months old at the time of the redirect, zero links.
- Moved content from site A to site B, and put a 301 on site A->site B
- Worked at first but penalty caught up quickly.
Others have different outcomes...
It shows advertiser competition. It's not a new thing it was always this way.
The more advertisers bidding on the same keywords the higher the competition.
After all keyword tool is meant for advertisers not publishers so it makes sense.
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