What are the best ways to promote the Chaturbate affiliate program?

I’d like some creative ideas on how to promote this affiliate program. I’ve made some money in the past using the porn-uploading method, but that doesn't work anymore—does anyone have any other ideas?

I would like to know too. Just that people on here hardly talk about cam affiliates these days.... I guess maybe because it's not like what it used to be.

any ideas guys?

Tube uploads died for us too, the sites that still convert on Chaturbate are the ones with pages that get found on search instead. Model name pages are the boring version of it: one page per popular cam girl, her bio, her schedule, her tags, an embed of her room with your whitelabel or affiliate link, and a little text that isn't copied from her profile. People search names constantly and those pages sit in the index for months. Same idea works for narrow fetish terms, "brunette feet cam" type long tail, low volume each but they add up and the intent is already cam.

On the program side, revshare beats PPS while you don't know what your traffic is worth, and the free chat signup is what pays, not tokens straight away. Worth turning on their API feed so dead or offline rooms swap out automatically, a page full of offline models converts at zero and Google notices the thin page. Caveat from our side, this is slow, three to six months before the pages do anything, so don't judge it at week four.

I’d focus on traffic sources that allow this type of promotion, then test different content and landing pages to see what actually converts.

jimp said:

Tube uploads died for us too, the sites that still convert on Chaturbate are the ones with pages that get found on search instead. Model name pages are the boring version of it: one page per popular cam girl, her bio, her schedule, her tags, an embed of her room with your whitelabel or affiliate link, and a little text that isn't copied from her profile. People search names constantly and those pages sit in the index for months. Same idea works for narrow fetish terms, "brunette feet cam" type long tail, low volume each but they add up and the intent is already cam.

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That sounds like a good idea, but where would I create the page? Would it work on Google Sites or Blogger? Or should I use my own hosting?

any other ideas guys?

pocketttt said:

That sounds like a good idea, but where would I create the page? Would it work on Google Sites or Blogger? Or should I use my own hosting?

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Neither, both will fight you. Google Sites gives you no control over the title or the url, and Blogger puts a warning page in front of adult stuff, so the visitor bounces before he sees the room. Cheap shared hosting and your own domain, wordpress on it, thats all you need at the start.

Everything would be much easier if you could use content from a free stream, perhaps on the condition that you link directly to that specific performer or that the recording is no longer than a minute etc

In reality, some models are able to file dmca complaints even if you have an embedded chaturbate live stream on your website

SEO-driven niche sites could still be worth testing. Targeting long-tail keywords and building consistent organic traffic seems more sustainable than relying on upload methods.

digitalroots635 said:

SEO-driven niche sites could still be worth testing. Targeting long-tail keywords and building consistent organic traffic seems more sustainable than relying on upload methods.

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SEO takes ages to work