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It is very interesting that this is a gay forum, either for gay webmasters or straight webmasters who promote gay content and I cannot find gay blogs to trade with or to have submitted in my gay directory.
I wonder why?
I actually sign up on here to interact with webmasters who have gay sites and it seems such a hard thing to happen. Weird.
give ********.biz a shot. It's more productive than here. GWW is good for I see more community related things rather than networking. All of my networks have came from ********. Im not saying GWW is bad, I'm saying every board is different and many of the users are different.
Your directory is a little odd. Domain roots only? And it's clearly very very new and likely has no traffic.
We have no idea who you really are.
These are hard times in the biz.
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Originally Posted by Bill
Yes, you have no idea who i am, i understand that, but it is a non-reciprocal directory. Everything has a start, all good directories had a start and all good blogs had a start. Regarding trade with blogs, you could have contact me, see what blogs i have and then decide.
Also, am not interested to submit my sites only to directories which have traffic, I am interested to submit my sites to directories from which i can obtain direct links toward my sites. Isn't this important., the more inbound links you have the better? My directory offers only this, inboung links, for the moment, traffic is built in time and my directory is here to stay.
I am an ex cam girl who quit 2 years ago and stated working as a webmaster, I choosed to promote mainly gays less girls. I am also a php programmer. I quit my day job one month ago , junior php programmer, to be able to do this full time. I am very serious about this bussiness.
What is so weird about it?
These are copied and paste from my directory rules:
- Submit only site's main page, ex: http://www.yourdomain.com
- Subdomains are accepted only if they provide a back link.
Rigo, http://www.gaysitespot.com/ loads very slowly and times out often.
Most people with the habit of subbing to linklists are subbing a certain type of freesite, which is built on a subdirectory.
Like this: http://bangmebear.com/bearbangsboy/
So requiring that it be the domain roots only is a little outside the expectation set.
If you aren't requiring a recip, I'll take another look at your directory.
Huh, it's very slow now, it seemed okay before.
You got something wrong with your server or your script.
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Originally Posted by Bill
No, it was my hosting provider, now is ok. OK, i will change a little the rules.
Rules are changed.
I submitted two sites, let's see what happens.
Also, take in to consideration that lots of people these days working in adult are trying to keep as much of their own traffic as possible so many arent actually doing link trades and havent been for a few years.
Before selling the blog network i had, i think on roughly 20 blogs i had two links that i traded with someone else, everything else was kept in my own traffic reach.
Regards,
Lee
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Originally Posted by LavenderLounge
what ussualy happens when they are quality gay sites, they were accepted :)
i understand this, but you need to have many blogs to be able to do this internally only. What about those who do not have that many?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lee