Get Free One Way Backlinks For Your Adult Blogs
Written by Bec on February 6, 2012 – 6:43 AM -
Multi Blog Poster is a unique Free SEO tool that provides you with high-quality one way backlinks from relevant adult niche sites! You can easily publish your posts to hundreds of real adult blogs in just minutes and generate permanent one way backlinks and targeted traffic in any niche!
These backlinks push your websites or blogs to top positions in search engines. And once you have good positions in Google and other search engines – you begin getting free targeted traffic!
It works for everyone – Web marketers, website owners, affiliates, sponsors, bloggers and even complete newbies. Multi Blog Poster is 100% safe and after the Google panda update the blogs in our own MBPoster network increased their traffic to over 30%! Multi Blog Poster is not just an auto publishing tool which generates duplicate content, they’re using 100% white hat SEO concepts and they strongly control the content quality!
With Multi Blog Poster you can get one way links from multiple blogs inside the Multi Blog Poster system. Let it become your secret key marketing weapon and jump to page 1 in search engines and get flooded with traffic, leads and sales.
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How much do you spend for costly hardlinks or one time plugs? Most sites are overfilled with links, which are frowned upon by Google and can make your page rank even worse! Stop wasting your time and money and forget SEO “gurus”, dangerous “Black Hat” techniques and expensive campaigns. Turbo charge your marketing and auto-post your blog plugs with dynamic unique content to hundreds of adult niche specific blogs.
Now, with just one free lifetime membership you’re able to do the same marketing job that has cost webmasters a lot of money over the years. Blog plugs with permanent one way links are the newest trend to building 100% whitehat SEO backlinks and getting targeted visitors to your sites!
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Passive Income: Old Pages Never Die
Written by Bec on January 23, 2012 – 6:29 AM -
There’s a writer over on Cozy Frog that has been writing some amazing articles and tutorials for Adult Entertainment Webmasters for I don’t even know how many years, but they’re packed with good info and basic how-to wisdom that any webmaster can reap the benefits from by just giving them a read.
Her name is Titmowse, and below is just an excerpt from a not to long ago article that talks about old pages, and the benefits of just leaving them alone. The article goes hand in hand with some advice I received from one of my first Porn Industry bosses: “Learn from your mistakes and keep moving forward. Don’t waste my time, or yours, going backwards to “fix” stuff”. This of course meant don’t waste time rebuilding a freesite or perhaps a gallery, an AVS site, or a banner design. Just do it right the next time!
In that same vein of thought Titmowse reminds us that it is indeed appropriate to leave old pages where they lie … because inevitably, you’ll see passive revenue arrive on your doorstep in the form of a check in the mail from that sponsor. So just what is passive revenue? Titmowse explains:
Ultimately, most sponsor revenue is passive. When a surfer signs up under your affiliate ID, it’s not like you were physically in their house, closing the sale. Passive sales are the very nature of the affiliate/sponsor model. You create a mini free site and submit it to a top list. You build a gallery of video clips and get it listed on various MGPs. You post a blog entry that lives on via permalinks and a serendipitous use of keywords and subject matter. Weeks (or even months) later that old bit of marketing renders a return. You make sales when you aren’t actively trying. This is passive income. This is the magic promise of the Internet – making money while you sleep.
There’s also passive income to be made from recurring memberships or webmaster signup programs. Out of those ten or twenty signups you got from that awesome TGP listing last year, one or two members continue to pay for their accounts and you reap the benefits because you chose a recurring payout program from that particular sponsor. That barely-coded webmaster referral page you made and linked to at the bottom of some ancient free site is suddenly showing up in search engines and garnering you some green. You don’t question it. You probably have no idea why it’s happening, but it’s happening and you now realize the wisdom behind that adult webmaster saying: Build it and forget it.
By Titmowse | Writer @ CozyFrog
Titmowse has a special lily pad as the head writer for CozyFrog and it’s family of webmaster resources. She also writes text content for several websites and is the owner of her very own MowseBytes Newsletter.
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Create and Use a Favicon
Written by Bec on January 16, 2012 – 7:01 AM -
If you aren’t creating a favorite icon for your website urls, you should! The icon is saved to the surfer’s bookmarks and it’s a fact that people do become familiar with a site’s “icon/name brand” and will often click on it over a site that they don’t remember.
A favicon (short for “favorites icon”) is an icon associated with a website or webpage intended to be used when you bookmark the web page. Web browsers use them in the URL bar, on tabs, and elsewhere to help identify a website visually.
A favicon is a graphic 16 x 16 pixels square and needs to be saved as favicon.ico and uploaded into the root directory of your server. You can use a favicon with any WordPress blog where you have ftp access to the root directory.
Easity create a favicon with a graphics program that will allow the saving of .ico graphic files, such as The GIMP. There are also online services that will allow you to create a favicon for free, such as favicon.co.uk or Dynamic Drive, or HtmlKit. Just follow the instructions provided by the site, save your creation and then download the image file of the favicon.ico to your computer..
The image should be clear and is usually designed to match your blog image and/or content, a big task for something so small.
To prepare the image to be saved as favicon.ico:
- By cropping or adding space around the image, make the image square.
- Resize the image to 16 x 16 pixels.
- Save the file as favicon.ico.
Installing a Favicon in WordPress
If there is already an old favicon.ico file in your current theme’s main folder, delete it using FTP Clients.
- With an FTP Client, upload the new favicon.ico file into your current theme’s main folder.
- Upload another copy of your favicon.ico file to the main directory of your site (ie. http://example.com/favicon.ico). This will display the favicon in your subscribers’ feedreaders.
To see your new favicon, clear your browser’s cache. You may need to restart your browser in order to see the new favicon.
Tags: add favicon to wordpress, favicon generator, favorite icons
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Authorship Tag to Influence Google Rankings?
Written by Bec on January 12, 2012 – 7:05 AM -In an article by Othar Hansson he talks about Google experimenting with an Authorship Markup Tag:
“to support authorship markup—a way to connect authors with their content on the web. We’re experimenting with using this data to help people find content from great authors in our search results.
We now support markup that enables websites to publicly link within their site from content to author pages. For example, if an author at The New York Times has written dozens of articles, using this markup, the webmaster can connect these articles with a New York Times author page. An author page describes and identifies the author, and can include things like the author’s bio, photo, articles and other links.
We know that great content comes from great authors, and we’re looking closely at ways this markup could help us highlight authors and rank search results.”
Essentially, this translates as a move to alleviate the amount of duplicate content and spamming currently on the internet and allows people to become expert authors in their particular niche.
A video interview with Hansson has Matt Cutts asking, “Will people get higher rankings? Is there a rankings boost for rel=’author’?” Hansson then replies, “It’s obviously early days, so we hope to use this information and any information as a ranking signal at Google. In this case, we want to get information on credibility of authors from all kinds of sources, and eventually use it in ranking. We’re only experimenting with that now. Who knows where it will go?”
Given Google’s recent emphasis on ‘trustworthy content’ in their Panda update, it seems highly possible that this will become a SIGNIFICANT ranking factor in the future. Add to that the fact that you will need a Google Profile to use this new tag.
Here’s a guide on how to use this new tag:
1. On every post, add a link somewhere pointing to your Google Profile
2. On that link, add an attribute rel=”author”
The link can go anywhere in the article, in the header, footer or anywhere in the body text. You can wrap it around an image if you want to as well.
You can also watch this video about implementing the authorship tag within WordPress. It is a step by step tutorial on how to EASILY set up rel=author on your WordPress site. Please visit Devon Web Designers for the full written instructions that go with this video.
Tags: authorship markup tag, google ranking
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Talk Like a Pirater in Posts
Written by Bec on January 9, 2012 – 7:03 AM -
From Gay Wide Webmasters comes this excellent piece of advice from forum member PFLJayden regarding how to “talk” about your content set in a blog post or social site post.
“When you post, make the posts look and sound as if you – a person – wrote them… as in you are hot and heavy over this guy or these guys. Think of yourself I guess as a pirater would. They share their porn because they like it, not because they profit from it. You have to use that mind set. If you do that, you’ll do well.”
This is definitely an excellent way to take your reader to the sexual excitement level and move the reader to wanting to see more, and ideally, purchasing a site membership!
Tags: how to write good blog posts, talk like a pirater
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Free Handwriting Fonts
Written by Bec on January 7, 2012 – 7:00 AM -If you have been searching for some new handwriting fonts, there’s a great collection you can choose from in a recent post on www.line25.com by Corey Kliewer, a site devoted to web design.
Or you can just head on over to DaFont or Font Squirrel or Simply The Best Fonts and browse the hundreds and hundreds of free fonts that are available for download. Just remember that loading up your hard drive with a huge fonts collection does slow down your OS load time, as well as the load time for the design program you’re using them in.
Tags: free fonts, handwriting fonts, web design fonts
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Script Pulse Users Need to Update
Written by Bec on January 6, 2012 – 5:57 PM -
Important Upgrade to Trade Pulse
Due to an external problem the guys can’t fix there is a file in Script Pulse’s Trade Pulse script that, if you don’t have the very newest installation, you’ll need to do a manual “fix” to the code.
All users must update ASAP their scripts by doing the following:
1) Download this file
http://www.scriptpulse.com/tpupdater.zip
2) Extract and upload file to “tp” folder
3) Run updater in your script or run file directly calling url http://www.yoursite.com/tp/tpupdater.php
New installations are not affected since the new installer from new location is already out.
If there are any issues please contact info@scriptpulse.com or kildoozer@scriptpulse.com (kildoozer). If you are in need of assistance they will even do update for you just send them ftp and tp logins.
Tags: manual update for TradePulse script, script pulse upgrade
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Easy As 1-2-3 Gallery Builder for WordPress
Written by Bec on December 15, 2011 – 7:00 AM -
UUGallery creates fully customizable photo/video galleries in just three easy steps. In no time you’ll be creating the best looking galleries around with absolute ease, right from your wordpress dashboard! UUGallery auto-crops thumbs, resizes original images to fit your layout, and displays them in a fully customizable image viewer.
There are no complex settings, and the gallery templates are easily customized in any html editor. Just upload your gallery pics via FTP, click to insert your customized template, and publish! UUGallery generator does the rest! Save yourself hours of dirty work, this is as easy as 1-2-3!

Step1: Select and Insert your customized template to the WordPress writer.
Step2: Specify a URL to grab images from any FHG, or upload photos in a ZIP file.
Step3: Click Publish!
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New Video features:
1. Grabs videos from FHGs
2. Converts video to FLV automatically (or to AVI, MPG, WMV, etc).
3. Builds Embedded/Non-embedded video galleries.
4. Creates classic galleries (thumbs linked to videos)
5. Manual frame cropper (pic)
6. Builds Photo Galleries as well as Video galleries
Plus All of These General Features:
7. Automatic/Manual photo cropping
8. NEW Different thumb sizes within a gallery, adjustable image dimensions + quality
9. Built-in sharpening
10. Built-in template manager (pic inside)
11. Easily customizable gallery templates
12. Customizable thumb linker
You can select from 5 different gallery sources:
13. Grab galleries/videos from FHG’s and TGP’s
14. Grab a ZIP file from internet.
15. Fusker style
16. Upload galleries in a ZIP file though your browser.
17. Build a gallery from a folder uploaded to your server
Full-sized Image/Video Viewer:
18. Fully customizable, open-source Full-Sized image viewer
19. Set different banners for different galleries
20. Redirect a percentage of clicks to sponsor URL instead of showning next image ($$$)
It’s SEO Friendly:
21. Randomized alt tags for SEO purposes
22. Customizable thumbs and image files names
23. SEO friendly URL’s
24. Support for all WordPress versions
View Gallery layout samples and download a free 5 day trial of UUGallery >>
Tags: gallery generator, uugallery, Wordpress gallery plugin
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