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Marketing sex.

by David Braybrooke
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When promoting sites with adult content, is the webmaster always obliged to include an age restricted warning at point of site entry? Furthermore, is there a ratings website that can make a legal judgement whether or not a particular webpage falls in to a restricted category? Sometimes the line here is a fine one.

My other query involves Google rankings and if these are affected when a website with adult content happens to rank highly for a keyword/s that may not be compatible with the said site's content rating.

Advice appreciated.
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    Originally Posted by David Braybrooke View Post

    When promoting sites with adult content, is the webmaster always obliged to include an age restricted warning at point of site entry? Furthermore, is there a ratings website that can make a legal judgement whether or not a particular webpage falls in to a restricted category? Sometimes the line here is a fine one.

    My other query involves Google rankings and if these are affected when a website with adult content happens to rank highly for a keyword/s that may not be compatible with the said site's content rating.

    Advice appreciated.
    Good question, I honestly dont have an answer for you though.

    I think the sites that try to come across more 'professional' in this industry have an age lock, but otherwise I dont think they are required.

    Honestly, even a safe search can turn up un-desirable results without warning on Google, this leads me to believe you don't need a warning/age lock.
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