New website, 1249 unique visitors in 8 days, is that OK?

8 years ago

My first question would be do you have the rights to those videos you posted? If not, you can get yourself in a lot of trouble and any further discussion about what to do on your site really doesn't matter.

As far as what you can do better, you didn't tell us anything you did, so nobody has any idea. Where did the traffic come from? Is any of it even search engine traffic?

You posted nothing of value for anyone to go off of.

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aliblogger1985

8 years ago

you are going good and doing just fine. You can get more traffic than this because there are a lot of search volume in porn category.

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irawr

Banned 8 years ago

Originally Posted by JohnFlow

I have a adult site at this moment, since 27 december 2015 (8 days old aged website). I post 5-10 full videos of populair porn networks e.g. Brazzers and Bangbros.

Since I'm new into the SEO business, I want to compare myself with others, what can I do better and what not, etc, etc.

Those are my total stats from the beginning till right now and these are my stats of today:

Please tell me your thoughts about this and what you should do now or better?
I have a small budget to advertise tho, I'm keeping that in mind but I have no idea where to do it so.

Go ahead guys, spam me with relevant information

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That's not really much traffic for adult.

A better place to ask about adult sites would be GFY, not here.

It's a real site, a forum for adult webmasters. Google it, I think it's against the rules to type the domain out here. It's GoF***Yourself.com ... It's a legit site I'm not trolling here.

Edit: apparently they obtained gfy.com so -> http://gfy.com/
I'm pretty sure that url is WF safe.

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hipeopo02 8 years ago

Your traffic model is too dependent on third party copywritten content. I have been hit with DMCA and I had to take a video down that was sending me a 2K+ visits a day.
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yukon

Banned 8 years ago

The average session is 3:09 min., rookies.

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nettiapina 8 years ago

Originally Posted by yukon

The average session is 3:09 min., rookies.

What are you talking about? It takes at least a dedicated amateur to finish in 3 mins.
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ddesigns

8 years ago

Good traffic in initial days, this shows there is lot more potential in the site, you can keep optimizing it both on page and off page and I am sure you will keep getting good number of visitors.

Best of luck.

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JohnFlow

8 years ago

Thanks for the replies guys, did some changes these last couple days and I get more visitors from Google! I mostly get my visitors from social media platforms (can't tell 'em).

About the DMCA bullshit, I am not hosting the content myself, I am just direct linking them with a iframe video, their content are NOT I repeat NOT on my server!
So I won't get any DMCA complain any soon

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I get about 300/400 more pageviews these last days, I think because the Google source increased due my improvements in SEO.

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MikeFriedman

8 years ago

Originally Posted by JohnFlow

About the DMCA bullshit, I am not hosting the content myself, I am just direct linking them with a iframe video, their content are NOT I repeat NOT on my server!
So I won't get any DMCA complain any soon

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You might want to consult an attorney about that. I don't think using an iframe protects you from copyright violations. The content is still being displayed on your domain.

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nettiapina

8 years ago

Originally Posted by MikeFriedman

You might want to consult an attorney about that. I don't think using an iframe protects you from copyright violations. The content is still being displayed on your domain.

This seems to be the way it works. However, if the site you're "borrowing" from has an embed functionality they're practically asking for you to spread their content. If that's the case I would not worry about getting a DMCA. I'd bet that this is the reason why some... ehm, content providers, have overlay ads in the first place.

It's hilarious that people suggest you to shoot your own vids.

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MikeFriedman

8 years ago

Originally Posted by nettiapina

This seems to be the way it works. However, if the site you're "borrowing" from has an embed functionality they're practically asking for you to spread their content. If that's the case I would not worry about getting a DMCA. I'd bet that this is the reason why some... ehm, content providers, have overlay ads in the first place.

It's hilarious that people suggest you to shoot your own vids.

And that might be the case as well. If that is the case, I would not be using an iframe then though. I would just put the video up on my own site.

And no, I was not suggesting shooting his own videos.

I was just suggesting that he may not be as safe from legal action as he thinks he is.

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nettiapina 8 years ago

Originally Posted by MikeFriedman

And that might be the case as well. If that is the case, I would not be using an iframe then though. I would just put the video up on my own site.

Actually I wasn't making any distinction between embed and iframe. Many sites have embeds that are either an actual iframe or some kind of javascript equivalent.

Originally Posted by MikeFriedman

I was just suggesting that he may not be as safe from legal action as he thinks he is.

And in my opinion you're spot on. Even if there's an embed code the video site might still throw a DMCA at them for some reason.
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- paulgl 8 years ago
  
  I'm not a lawyer, but I play on on TV.
  
  And really, a lawyer never knows until a court case.
  
  I don't believe iframes would be illegal for a lot of
  reasons. The EU rules that iframes is fair game.
  
  I think the reason was that there is no difference
  between embedding and iframes as far as
  copyright infringement goes.
  
  After all, you can embed a disney movie trailer...and
  in effect use disney content on your site. You can
  use an ifame amazon ad, and put trademarked
  items "on" your site.
  
  Iframes can only be used to frame content already
  public on the net, and only in the way it is
  publicly done by its owner.
  
  Libraries can lend, share, and display books.
  So can you. You could not take parts of it
  and publish it. Well you can in a lot of
  instances. Which is why US copyright law
  is frustrating to many people, as it allows
  a plethora of legal ways to actually "steal"
  someones shtuff.
  
  If an owner of content wishes to, they can come
  up with ways that the content will not show in
  an iframe. You people deter hotlinking, no?
  
  Embedding is pretty much doing the same thing
  as an iframe does.
  
  Now if one implies the content as their own,
  that would be a whole new ballgame, at
  least in the united states.
  
  But do porn sites really care in the first place?
  Do their fellow porn sites care?
  No. Porn is a free 4 all.
  
  Paul
  
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  yukon Banned 8 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by paulgl
  
  I think the reason was that there is no difference
  between embedding and iframes as far as
  copyright infringement goes.
  
  There's a HUGE difference between embedding & self made iframes with content from another domain.
  
  Like already mentioned typically embed code is provided by the content source to make it easy to share videos, etc... on other domains (ex: Youtube embed code).
  
  The problem with self made iframes using content from other domains is it's stealing bandwidth without the content owners permission.
  
  A small one man domain doesn't usually want people leeching off their paid host. Some host will shut down a domain because they're using too much bandwidth. Now factor in other sites stealing bandwidth (hotlinking) & unless the content being hotlinked is monetized or at the very least branded by the content creator it serves no purpose to allow someone to steal bandwidth.
  
  Imagine you buying hosting with your own money, you have a few self hosted videos on that same paid host. Now I come along & say hey, I want those videos on my site & I hotlink your self hosted videos. Now imagine I have 2,000 unique traffic on my site every single day watching 3 of your self hosted videos. You get nothing except maybe shut down because the host is complaining you need to upgrade to a higher priced host package.
  
  That's why folks should be checking their server logs on the Cpanel to see If anyone is leeching content from their paid host.
  
  I've had this happen where a guy was stealing all my zip file content, the good news was I got all his traffic that was downloading my zip files on his site because I went back & self promoted inside the zip files like a mofo & kept all the old zip file URLs intact. Easy free traffic & the zip file leech was clueless. He's still linking to my files today & still sending traffic. Thanks.
  
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yukon

Banned 8 years ago

Originally Posted by JohnFlow

About the DMCA bullshit, I am not hosting the content myself, I am just direct linking them with a iframe video, their content are NOT I repeat NOT on my server!
So I won't get any DMCA complain any soon

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So you're stealing bandwidth.

Personally I wouldn't complain because I would be serving your traffic ads on the video/s you're hotlinking.

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paulgl 8 years ago

1249 is fine. Get 1250, and you enter a time warp.
Which is a good thing, because 1251 gets you
de-indexed.

Paul
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patco

8 years ago

You are doing good.. But as long as you have the rights to use the videos and post them in your website! Otherwise think of a way to remove them and post something original without having to worry about this. For a 1-week old website, these stats are very good!

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smorhaim

8 years ago

Would you mind sharing how did you get 1,000+ visitors in 8 days? Simply explain the steps you took please.

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Tomek Kurpanik 8 years ago

I think it would be better to include the organic & referral segments rather than the mobile one ;p.
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Tomas Lodén

8 years ago

Why not trying to build a legit business without having to worry about copyright infringements?

Adult video content is extremely cheap today, esp european amateur content is cheap and still on high demand. You can buy whole video series and tons of clips for a few hundred bucks these days. Just google for it.. Good luck,

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