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How to create an adult
website from scratch - step by step.
If you follow the steps,
a to r, you will end up with a free adult website. The
numbered sections lead to information pages about each broad section
of website creation.
1. Learn the absolute
Basics - what's the deal with porn anyway?
2.
Page Creation
a- Come up with an idea
for a website.
b- Create the basic layout of the site
c- Create the text for your site, leaving pic galleries and ads for
later
d- Learn FrontPage, Dreamweaver or other WYSIWYG web creation tool.
e- Learn extremely basic HTML
3.
Hosting
f- Signup to a host,
buy Cute FTP, and upload the draft version of your site*
Note: This used to say signup to a freehost, but I don't recommend that
you use freehosts anymore. Therefore, you'll need to buy a domain name
before you do anything about hosting.
4.
Affiliating
g- Locate good sponsors
h- Signup to affiliate programs
i- Download their ads
5.
Content
j- Download their free
pictures or find other content
k- Set up your galleries
l- Decide on advertisement placement
m- Go through and add sponsor URLs and link URLs (Affiliates).
Add inter-site links.
n- Put Metatags on each page (Traffic)
o- Check to make sure the whole thing works (Page
Creation)
p -Upload your page onto the web (Hosting)
6.
Traffic
q- Submit to search engines
r- Submit to link lists.
FAQ's
Glossary
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websites for heterosexual women
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Adult Verification Service sites
How I create a website and
get it up and running
- Come
up with a new idea. It needs to be different to what’s already on
offer.
- Come
up with a title, and then find the equivalent domain name. Alternately,
I just add a directory onto an existing domain name e.g. www.domainname.com/sitename
- Find
the pictorial content.
- Plan
the layout of the site. In Front Page I use the Navigation bar to
decide how many pages there are and what hierarchy they’re in.
- Create
the site’s “look”, or design. This may mean choosing a background
graphic or deciding on what colours to use. Complimentary colours
are always useful. Tables create a professional look.
- Create
the index page with legal warning
- Create
the galleries. I usually make 2, with 10 pics in each
- Add
extra content e.g. jokes, stories if necessary
- Create
links pages with links to sponsors and free trials
- Complete
the main page, with links to all galleries and other content
- Add
sponsors banners/buttons and add text onto all pages
- Add
sponsor’s URLs to banners and promotional text. Also add URLs to link
pages
- Create
hyperlink menu for bottom of pages, if desired, or sequential hyperlinks
- Add
metatags to HTML of each page.
OK.
So, the site is finished. What next?
- Request
creation of domain name on host (following DNS transfer from NIC site)
- FTP
files to the host and then check that all files are up and working
on a browser
- Submit
the site to ICRA and add special ICRA code to the top of each page.
Add ICRA label to index page
- Trawl
around the major search engines and submit the site to each. Alternatively
you can use a submission tool, however there is no guarantee that
these tools will submit to every SE successfully. Alta Vista currently
has a code in place to prevent automatic submissions
- Submit
the site to dmoz Open Directory
- Pick
which linklists you want to use, and submit the site to each one.
At this point I open a Word document and write down my official site
description (25-30 words), my URL, and a list of who I’ve submitted
to. That way I don’t have to type the description over and over again,
and I know where I’ve been. I also keep Front Page open and Cute FTP,
and add the linklist graphic/required link to the index page as I
go along. This way I don’t forget where I’ve submitted and I don’t
get rejected for not having a button
- Submit
the site to a counter service, preferably XXX Counter and Sextracker.
Alternately you can use the stats provided by your host.
Over
the next few weeks I check the traffic and make sure the site isn’t down.
About 7 days after submitting the site to linklists I try to go through
and check if I’ve been listed. If I haven’t, it’s time to remove the offending
button from the index page so it stops chewing up my bandwidth.
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The
Basics
What's the
deal with porn
What you need for it
Fetishes and Niches
Page
Creation
Ideas
Planning and Layout
Design
Building the Site
Legal Warnings, Obscenity and Copyright
Privacy
Simple
HTML
Basic Tags
Popups
Mouseovers
Hosting
Hosts
Freehosts
Domain Names
FTP
Affiliating
Sponsors
Methods of Payment
Webmaster Referrals
Ads, Text and Banners
Content
Licensed Content
Free Content
Making Your Own
Problems with Hardcore
Traffic
Search Engines
Directories
Linklists
Toplists
Counters
Banner Exchanges
TGPs
AVS
Sites
What is AVS?
How to make a site
AVS Services
FAQ
Do I have to know HTML?
How much will it cost to get started?
How much money will I make? etc
Glossary
Resources
Useful sites
for webmasters
Websites
for
Women
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