Plenty of budget hosts allow adult sites. Dreamhost (a.k.a "Nightmarehost"), Hostgator, Certified Hosting, etc., just to name a few. But yeah, if you're looking for a dedicated server $80 sounds about right.Where do you guys host these adult sites, anyway? I can't find any cheap adult hosting. Most of them are like $80 per month, which is way out of my budget.
I can't believe I just read this. Pretty disturbing.For the record guys, Adult Sites are allowed to use Google Adsense. Only if they comply with the Terms of Use (like small amount of nudity or something) and only if the participants are consenting and about 18 years of age. So my site's probably out in that regard : )
I'm only linking to amateur videos and most girls are probably teens
$2 is low, you're still not a big guy as per Google but I am sure somewhere down the line, they will ban your adsense. I have noticed time and again, these guys eagerly prowl for such accounts.
+1 for CyberSEO, creator of one of my favorite WP plugins ever.Only $2 a day? In adult? Seems you are doing something wrong then. Hundreds of my customers run adult sites. As far as I know, most of them do really decent money in that niche, but course not with an outdated classic text-blog concept. The modern trends are tube-style, pinterest-style, gallery-style, huge portal-like autoblogs.
And yes, NEVER EVER try to set up Adsense on an adult site. If you do so your account will be banned, because it's against the Googe's rules
i dont see why your complicating yourself, just integrate content locking, and cheap cpa or affiliate, and voila, i guarantee you 100% you will get caught if you follow up with adsense
Only $2 a day? In adult? Seems you are doing something wrong then. Hundreds of my customers run adult sites. As far as I know, most of them do really decent money in that niche, but course not with an outdated classic text-blog concept. The modern trends are tube-style, pinterest-style, gallery-style, huge portal-like autoblogs.
And yes, NEVER EVER try to set up Adsense on an adult site. If you do so your account will be banned, because it's against the Googe's rules
I can't believe I just read this. Pretty disturbing.
Getting banned from Google Adsense will be the least of your worries if this is actually true.
I mean the classic blog concept: post title, image, a text block with keywords. This type of blogs (autoblogs) works fine for analytical reviews etc, but not for entertaining content. If your visitors looking for some entertainment but not for boring text articles, you should forget about classic blogging concept. E.g.: http://www.cyberseo.net/demo/magazine-style/ http://www.cyberseo.net/demo/tube-autoblog/ http://www.cyberseo.net/demo/pinterest-style/ These are just simple autoblogs examples as a proof of concept. But even they provide something really interesting to the surfers. The new Google algorithms are critical to the bounce rate and to the time the surfer stays at your site. In other words it (the algo) almost doesn't care if your content is unique or not, but it does care about the human's reaction. Thus if you want to stay afloat in the post-Penguin era, stop making sites for search engines - those that filled up with boring and useless "unique" articles written by some cheap-a$$ copywriters for food. Make sites for real people, and Google will pay you back with high quality SE traffic.What do you mean by classic blogs being outdated?
I mean the classic blog concept: post title, image, a text block with keywords. This type of blogs (autoblogs) works fine for analytical reviews etc, but not for entertaining content. If your visitors looking for some entertainment but not for boring text articles, you should forget about classic blogging concept. E.g.: http://www.cyberseo.net/demo/magazine-style/ http://www.cyberseo.net/demo/tube-autoblog/ http://www.cyberseo.net/demo/pinterest-style/ These are just simple autoblogs examples as a proof of concept. But even they provide something really interesting to the surfers. The new Google algorithms are critical to the bounce rate and to the time the surfer stays at your site. In other words it (the algo) almost doesn't care if your content is unique or not, but it does care about the human's reaction. Thus if you want to stay afloat in the post-Penguin era, stop making sites for search engines - those that filled up with boring and useless "unique" articles written by some cheap-a$$ copywriters for food. Make sites for real people, and Google will pay you back with high quality SE traffic.