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#51 Re: Open Discussion » Unique content titles - google now marking sites as pure spam » 2014-09-03 02:09:43
to be honnest i not belive that, i know few sites that not have unique content and is top on google search.and the weird is that have 0 PR.
so FUCK YOU GOOGLE
i think the new SEO is popular keywords
, the most sites i visit via search its show by keyword or search result on site
That's pretty much what I said. Unique titles and good keywords is all you need; You don't need unique content, you need unique titles.
I hear video descriptions also play a decent role in SEO, not sure personally though.
#52 Re: Troubleshooting » V1.0.10 Mobile Redirect » 2014-09-02 22:45:38
Sorry to hi-jack the thread but was this added in 1.0.11 Symtab?
#53 Re: Open Discussion » Nice site using ASPRO with unique template » 2014-09-02 22:24:27
Beautiful template. I also see something on their website, http://www.perfectass69.com/channel.php/
Does ASPRO offer that add-on? If so, where can I buy it?
#54 Re: Open Discussion » Unique content titles - google now marking sites as pure spam » 2014-09-02 22:20:15
I always knew content is still king but unique titles is a goldmine of traffic and SEO but this news is shocking honestly. Is Google going to start marking content posted before the news release as spam or any new content found?
#55 Feature Requests » Better layout for FAQs » 2014-09-02 00:50:48
- Jacob
- Replies: 1
The FAQs page is basically a blank page where you can add FAQs but if you add about 5-10 FAQs with about 2-3 sentences as an answer in each FAQ then the page becomes too long. Something like a spoiler (Like Pornhub FAQs) or MyBB FAQs layout would be great because the reader won't have to read each title or scroll for a while to reach their question. It will look more professional IMHO.
Hopefully, this is not hard to implement.
#56 Re: Troubleshooting » Series of missing files » 2014-08-30 20:01:33
I see the mobile files are where they should be; Public_html/mobile/templates/.... but why is it asking for the files in Public_html/templates/....?
#57 Re: Troubleshooting » Multi-server question » 2014-08-30 20:00:13
Thanks! That cleared up the confusion I had. Also, can the name of the subdomain also be random or does it have to have the name of the main/first server?
#58 Troubleshooting » Series of missing files » 2014-08-29 13:39:13
- Jacob
- Replies: 3
I've been noticing for a few months now that my cPanels error log is reporting a lot of missing files. Here is a copy of the error:
When I sneaked around last night, I noticed that the mobile files it is requesting is in /mobile/ but the path in the error logs are /public_html/templates. /Mobile/ is missing.
#59 Re: Troubleshooting » Multi-server question » 2014-08-29 13:36:31
So just to be clear, the sub-domain I add is basically under the name of my main server?
#60 Re: Troubleshooting » Multi-server question » 2014-08-28 00:40:44
Thanks Symtab for explanation but I am still lost on one part. I'm using cPanel so in the sub-domains config area, I only see doc root and if I am correct then the doc root can only be of the directories on the server. How do I make it accessible on the second server?
#61 Re: Troubleshooting » Multi-server question » 2014-08-27 15:58:12
The server can have any domain (the server itself is not linked to a domain, its called a hostname and it does not have to be a real domain, eg: you could have server1.google.com and it would stilll work), however you need a subdomain of your website hosted on that server for easy cookie management (eg: yourwebsite.com is the site, and media1.yourwebsite.com can be a site hosted on the new server for the videos).
I understood the first part but you threw me off on the second part.
"however you need a subdomain of your website hosted on that server for easy cookie management (eg: yourwebsite.com is the site, and media1.yourwebsite.com can be a site hosted on the new server for the videos)."
Lets say sexdomain.com is my main website.
etcetcetc.com is a server for the videos.
I must create a sub-domain on my main site so it becomes etcetcetc.sexdomain.com?
#62 Re: Troubleshooting » Multi-server question » 2014-08-27 02:05:56
Another question came up on my mind today. When I'm buying another server, do I have to buy it under my websites domain or can I use any domain for the server?
#63 Re: Development » Tracking total video views per day » 2014-08-25 03:12:35
In edition to what ivatigoal said, did you make any chances to your website recently or add a new service? I recently added Cloudflare to save some bandwidth but some Cloudflares feature messed up some functions on the site so something similar could have happened to you K!ng.
#64 Re: Marketplace » Video JS Player for Adult Script Pro » 2014-08-25 03:10:34
Quick Question: Apart from great layout and design feature (Such as changing colors), what are some advantages of implementing Video JS?
#65 Re: Open Discussion » ALternative for Cpanel » 2014-08-25 03:06:33
Have you tried Directadmin? I've heard some good reviews about it.
#66 Re: Troubleshooting » Pseudostreaming » 2014-08-19 01:22:02
I rather hire you than some server admin who never been on ASP. Please hit me up when you are back from your wedding vaca.
Need this done asap.
#67 Re: Troubleshooting » Pseudostreaming » 2014-08-15 14:09:45
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Now I understand. What exactly do I have to do with the Nginx.txt file? Do I need to place it somewhere?
#68 Re: Troubleshooting » Pseudostreaming » 2014-08-15 00:53:34
Are you saying that something is missing from the config I provided or should I need to do something else?
#69 Re: Troubleshooting » Pseudostreaming » 2014-08-14 16:23:02
Sure.
-Removed-#70 Re: Troubleshooting » Failed to load any videos! Please check video formats/path/restriction » 2014-08-14 16:21:16
To be completely honest with you, I would always stay away from shared web hosting that has unlimited everything. They always have some sort of catch and since adult websites can gain a lot of traffic in a short period of time, I would advise you to have a backup plan. Also, if you are just starting out then don't waste money in webhosts. Go on localhost or in other words, play around on wamp or something then when you are ready then rent/buy a server. This way you will save some money at the same time and avoid SE from caching messed up stuff.
I apologize for hijacking the thread with something off topic.
#71 Re: Documentation » [LIST] Adult Advertising Networks (Pay Per Click) » 2014-08-13 15:21:09
use juicyads They are good Payers... Evn Exoclick Also Pay But There CPM Is To Less To Earn And To Many Issues Like Only 5 Ads Can Be On A Page Maximum
Thank you!
#72 Re: Troubleshooting » Pseudostreaming » 2014-08-13 15:18:28
When I try cutting through the video now, it restarts from the starting spot. Basically, still seems to be streaming with Progressive.
#73 Re: Documentation » [LIST] Adult Advertising Networks (Pay Per Click) » 2014-08-13 01:24:33
I'm still struggling to pick between Exoclick and Juicyads. What should I do? Use both companies on the site or go with one? If go with one then which one?
#74 Re: Troubleshooting » Pseudostreaming » 2014-08-12 17:11:05
I am using Nginx.
#75 Re: Troubleshooting » Pseudostreaming » 2014-08-12 00:20:36
I believe so. Can you please elaborate?
They pretty much followed your tutorial on installing Pseudostreaming and then I went to ACP and disabled the secure thing and added the sites url.