Is it OK to discuss SEO for an adult site?
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Hey guys,
I run a few big tube sites and sales pages that contain adult material. I'm also new to these forums, so before I do anything that might be considered rude or innapropriate, I wanted to know what the stance was on asking for advice related to the SEO of my adult sites and/or posting links.
I've read the Etiquette disclaimer, however, I don't actually intend to post images or anything of the sort, only ask for your opinions and preferred strategies.
If its completely frowned upon, then I completely understand and will never bring the subject back up again.
Cheers and Happy to be amongst you all!
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I'm fine with it. Don't put NSFW, I didn't know what that stood for.
Put NOT SUITABLE FOR WORK or if you wife is around in bold.
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I'll actually be interested to see any discussion on it. I have never and probably will never work in those categories, but I'm curious about how the tactics and approaches may differ.
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Cheers Keri.
Of course I will give full warnings before posting any type of links. Indeed, its a VERY competitive industry and seo strategies are somewhat limited due to our nature, so it makes my job as an SEO even harder.
I'll be asking my first questions shortly
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Hi Jason,
Thanks for being so considerate! You're welcome to discuss the sites here. It will help in the discussion if you indicate they're adult sites (as that helps us know that it's a real competitive industry, I'd ask the same if someone was talking about payday loans as opposed to garden rakes). If you do include a link, please add a note that it's NSFW. We do have many people in the forum who are surfing from work, and they appreciate that type of warning before blindly going to a site.
Thanks!
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