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Some general hints:
1. Don’t ask for nor give reciprocal links on galleries
Recips won’t bring you a reasonable
amount of traffic but they can decrease your page ranking and you can get banned because of stupid useless recips:
Outgoing recips on your galleries leading to a site which is considered “bad” by the search engine will decrease your ranking. From the SEs POV you’re responsible for links to a site which is banned for cheating and the SE will penalize you. You cannot monitor all sites you’re linking to and when you’re banned it’s too late.
Incoming recips on galleries you’ve listed on your TGP2 will decrease your ranking when the gallery is a “not important” and/or “low quality” page from the SEs POV. From the spiders perspective most galleries are not important low quality pages. Links are seen as votes to the target URL, and the SE weights the source when it ranks the target. Many low quality votes indicate a low quality target and/or link spam. It’s that simple. Go ahead. Change your rules and remove all recips on your galleries.
2. Do not use dirty tricks like invisible, blind or hidden links
Well, that’s borderline stuff. You need to put up links the surfer should not click for many reasons. But
avoid text in background color, 1x1 pixel images and x-small text. The spider will follow “visible” text links if the font size is not less than (at least some) other text on the page. You will not be penalized when
a linked keyword is not underlined and displayed with the same font color as unlinked text. Currently it is possible to cheat the crawlers using external *.css files that format (linked) text in background color. I
suggest to redo all pages using that trick as soon as possible.
3. Do not build link farms and spider traps
Never put up pages containing lots of links within
your and your friends domains to boost your link popularity. High sophisticated spiders have crazy algos to identify link farms as well as spider traps and you will get banned. Also, do not create link circles
(every domain linking to every domain), better link in trees (domain1 linking to domain2 and domain3, domain2 linking to domain3 and domain4, domain3 linking to domain1 and domain5 ...) without systematic patterns,
that reflects better the “real net”. You need lots of domains per niche/theme but it’s worth it.
4. Do not redirect pages
The only reason to redirect is when you change an
URL. Then use a META refresh of at least 8 - 10 seconds and a visible link leading to the new target and delete the old URL when the new page is indexed. Never produce doorway pages. It is very important that the
spider gets exactly the same content as the surfer.
5. Do not rely on META tags
META tags are fine but in most cases useless. Nowadays most spiders simply ignore them.
However, you still need them for a few SEs, so don’t forget them (you should have META tags on galleries and every page you create). Use a short keyword optimized (but not overloaded) description written in readable
sentences and not more than 4 or 5 keywords / keyword phrases. Best is one keyword phrase of 2 or 3 words. More important is the page title and the visible text on the page as well as ALT tags. Title, META tags,
visible text and ALT tags must feed the same keyword phrase.
6. Work daily on your link popularity
Submit your site to DMOZ and all other catalogues / adult search engines who do not ask for recips.
Always post with a signature containing your most important links. Try to get votes/links from high ranked sites. Do not try to boost your link popularity with tons of links. Less is more as long as the votes you receive are of a high quality.
7. Provide content
Fancy images are nice, but the spider won’t honor your graphic skills. You must have enough text related to the theme of your site and matching the
page title on every page. Text means readable text and ALT tags carrying a nice keyword phrase on every image including the site logo, thumbs and navigation buttons (rename your images, enable ALT tags with your thumbnail tool and it will generate nice keyword rich text). Use H1/H2 tags with headlines, at least some spiders will give the text between <H1> and </H1> more importance.
8. Use hyphened domain names and keywords in file/directory names
A domain name with hyphens will do better. E.g. niche-fetish-sex-galleries.com will give your site more keyword
relevance than nichefetishsexgalleries.com. Don’t rely on type-in-traffic. The same with directory names, domain.com/big-tits/index.html will do better than domain.com/catpages/bigtits.html. Make a new sub folder in
the root for each category and take care that every directory has an index.(s)htm(l). A page named index.html will do better than big-tits.html.
Mask script generated pages, e.g. let your server parse .htm for PHP by adding
AddType application/x-httpd-php .htm
to your .htaccess file (when you’re using .html for static pages to reduce server
load).
Name your images corresponding to the ALT tag, e.g. when you have an ALT text of “Fat latina chicks giving blowjobs” the filename should be something like
fat-latina-sluts-sucking-big-dicks.jpg (always plural). Also, use TITLE tags with all images.
There is much more to mention, but this little article cannot provide you with all tips and tricks available. You
should be an experienced webmaster when you’re in this biz, so you know where you’ll find more informations to increase your skills.
Disclaimer:
I’m not a search engine guru, just a webmaster with a
little experience. Please don’t blame me if you implement stuff based on my hints and it doesn’t work - that’s your risk. As always: try - test - test again - approve - implement. And point me to my errors, email
addy below. Thank you for your time.
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