Ideas for an adult website?

ButcherPete

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I've been using the Adult FriendFinder affiliate program for a while now. What I currently do is download porn videos, put a watermark on it with a bitly link (that leads to my affiliate page) where, hopefully, people sign up and I get paid. I did manage to get ONE paid membership this way (got $55 for it) but I think that was probably just dumb luck.

It got me thinking that I need to make an actual adult website of my own, so that I can get hundreds of people clicking on my affiliate links per day (if I do good SEO on it)

I just can't think of what exactly would be on that page. My only idea was a porn blog of some sort, where I post a new video every week and write some sexy description of it, then saying "to see more hot sexy videos like this, visit [my affiliate link]!"

I was also worried about the ownership and legality of that content... Can ANYONE just post porn online, or do they need 2257 documents or something?
 
I do know much about the legality of it, but I would just do it, but leave a DMCA form or something along those lines. I'm also venturing into the adult biz lately using a similar method with the porn blog. The cam sites are tough to convert, but i'm still starting out.
Good luck!
 
I would reccomend a tube review site type of blog where you have an chance to use tube site videos as part of your review. This way you are protected somewhat by fair use laws. Lots of SEO rich content.

Make to take advantage of all the banners and other promotion tools at banners.adultfriendfinder. I would highly reccomend map banners and Instant Messagw floater ads. Both work very well with high CTR and conversions.


Good Luck!


Quan
 
Hmm... So are you saying make a site that reviews embedded videos from xVideos or something, and write stuff like "check out this hot sexy video, see this girl [description of sexual acts] to see more videos like this, head over to [affiliate link]"

Judging by what I learned from Google, EMBEDDING content that is hosted elsewhere (content which may infringe copyrights) is kind of a legal gray area.. You're not actually hosting it, but the government is pulling this B.S. line about "inducing infringement" for people who link to it.
 
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