Adult Affiliate Guide

The word ‘diversification’ says it all. All this strategy does is work to attract visitors to one of your many websites, using different topics and angles. In other words, it opens the product to all your visitors’ needs and desires, covering every possible angle that your product niche can offer.
Several products within one niche

Imagine a pyramid whose core structure is a big generic website. Now as this pyramid progresses upwards you will find smaller mini-sites that focus on smaller products. And so on and so forth. With us so far?

To put this image to you more clearly, below is an outline which details each section of this pyramid:

* Main site this covers everything: all the products available and all its methods. Now to do this you have got 2 choices. On the one hand, you could use a mini-site that overviews each of the topics or alternatively you could use a mega site, with mini-sites to accompany it.
* Category sites these are basically several sites that accompany each product category. For example one could be a site that offers tips on dieting; another could discuss the complications of surgery, whilst another one could discuss exercise routines. But overall each of these site link back to weight loss.
* Last level this is an easy one. Here you do an in-depth review site for each of the products;

How to diversify within one product?

Let’s say for this question we examine the weight loss market. In this one niche alone you can create a diversity of differently themed websites:

* General weight loss
* Weight loss for men
* Weight loss for women
* Weight loss for older people
* Importance of keeping in good shape
* Exercise and weight loss
* Dieting tips towards successful weight loss
* Obesity in children relating to problems at school and in society

This strategy is slightly different to ones we mentioned before. In this scenario you create small niche sites that target very tight keyword groups (5-10 keywords) from long tail.

You could say that this works on the opposite end of the scale to mega-site links. Here each website only targets small keyword on its homepage so that 95% of all their linking activities are oriented towards the homepage.

To create this type of website, you will need 5-10 pages to start off with before introducing more content and keywords over time.

And all it takes to get these mini-sites ranking in the top 10 is roughly 20-50 links. We know, incredible, but by incorporating these into your strategy you can essentially funnel traffic back to your review sites, feeder sites and even your main affiliate website, all in one go. So what do you need to do to put this strategy into action? Simply do the following:
First Phase:

* In-depth keyword research on your chosen product niche
* Taking these keywords and turning them into realistic keyword groups

Second Phase:

* Pick 10 sites and start preparing content for them
* Register their domain names (to increase your safety, make sure you vary their registration information as well as their registrars)
* Find 3 or 4 hosting companies to host these sites
* Launch your sites and check everything is working
* Start link building (see MoreNiche guide on link building)
* Repeat the entire process for your next batch of sites

If you have got the resources to do so, you could eventually build a large network of mini-sites that over time will become a huge part of the market.

You have probably heard us mention blogging before, but it is an incredibly simple yet effective way of improving your website. Don’t believe us? We’ll prove it:

* It is free to create
* There are a variety of blogging styles to choose from – look around and you'll find a diversity of blogging services which can bring a different feature to the table
* It is flexible
* It is Search Engine friendly – and this is an important one to bear in mind. Blogs are essentially a content management system (CMS) which can be utilised to achieve higher rankings in search engines with none of the technicalities that comes with SEO.

'Okay' you’re saying, ‘blogs are great, but what content can I use?’ The answer to this one is simple too. You can literally do any of the following:

* Blogs could easily be described as being a type of diary. Here in one place you can comment on your progress with a product or a service for example, and at the same time talk about how you feel. Now whilst blogs may hold many similarities to a diary, there are some distinct differences between them. For one, blogs are written with the intention that someone will respond to your posts. It is a two-way diary that can grow with comments and responses.

* You can recycle our MoreNiche content articles and use them to create niche blogs. For example you can choose to focus within your blog on particular aspects related to the weight loss niche such as weight loss products, diets and exercise routines.

* You can turn your blog into a website. By including easy navigation and set up categories, your site can have the personal edge of a blog but all the extras that come with a website.

Which blog strategy works best?

The one we recommend you use is simple, but is highly effective. All you need to do is create a network of blogs, consisting of between 5 to 20 in total that focus on closely related topics and use low competition keywords.

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Basically, there are three ways to promote adult paysites you can consider. They will let you jump into the adult entertainment business without significant investments and decide whether or not this kind of work is for you. They are:

• Free websites
• Galleries
• Blogs

Personal and corporate blogs have become very popular in the last few years. Community sites such as myspace.com, livejournal.com and blogger.com attract millions of users every day. Because of their huge web traffic and ease of use, blogs are often used as an online promotional tool.

Of course, the adult industry could not miss this new trend. However, traditional community sites specify that adult content is not allowed, so they can remove all your hard work without warning. You have to choose other ways to create your porn blog.

Adult blogs combine text messages and images from a particular niche. They have numerous links to gallery pages hosted on the sponsor websites, or tour pages for paysites. The messages encourage the surfer to click on the link to get more content.

If the visitor likes the sponsor website and decides to pay for subscription, then the blogger receives commission. Affiliate programs are based on a pay per sign up system ($25-$40) and/or a revenue share formula (around 50%).

In addition, you can get money for webmaster referrals (5%-10%), international sign ups, check sign ups, sign ups for a trial, etc. These commissions and payments can add up to a significant sum over a longer period of time.

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