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TGP2 Battle Plan for Newbies

OK, you're a new adult webmaster, and you have been hearing lately about something called TGP2. Perhaps you have burned some gigs trying standard TGP, or perhaps you are looking for the best way to start out in porn webmastering. You hear that there isn't much traffic in TGP2. There isn't, really. But you have also heard the TGP2 war chant: Search Engines, Spiders, SE Traffic, oh my! And you've already read enough to know the key to long haul earnings in this business is the search engine traffic. So, you want to give TGP2 a try, and are wondering how to tackle it.

Hey, that's what I am here for! Now, I'm not going to say this is the only way to TGP2, this is just the way I have gone about it and gotten results. I'm no SEO guru, but I have seen things that I have done bring hits. Alright, I'll get on with it!

First, grab about 3 domains, one very general and two niche ones. Pick two broad niches, like fetish and ethnic, so if you decide to expand into subniches you already have hubs in place to link from. These three will be your new TGP2 sites. If you want them all to have a theme, like my "Pink" sites, that is a very good tactic and helps with recognition when you build more down the road. Prop these starting domains up on some cheap paid hosting. You are not going to need much storage or bandwidth, and I pay $3.95 per month for 50 megs of storage and 5 gigs of bandwidth. That's for my oldest and most established hub.

You have the domains. You have the hosting. Now you build the hub sites. You can make your general domain a hybrid, with both TGP2 galleries from the LinksRotator and sponsor FHGs, or you can go straight TGP2 with this. You haven't built any TGP2 galleries yet, but that is not a problem. That's what the LinksRotator is for, just a few simple links and your surfers will have to click 35-50 times before seeing the same gallery. If you know some php, you can even call the gallery descriptions up. Make the hub site easy to navigate, clean looking, and use a nice color scheme. Your intent is to build bookmarkers. Link the three domains together, submit them to toplists, go to the TGP2 board and get some hardlink exchanges with established TGP2s in your niche, and even buy some traffic for the main general one.

OK, now it is time to build galleries. Work mainly in the niches you have picked out, creating folders under the appropriate domains and cross-linking them all together. See my TGP2 gallery how-to article for the nuts and bolts of how to build spider-friendly TGP2 galleries. Submit them to the TGP2s that take submissions, just be sure that somewhere on that gallery is a link to your hub so the spiders find it quicker. When you get 5 or 6 galleries of a certain niche made, then you create a section on your hub listing them as "favorite galleries" or "gallery hall of fame" and use your descriptions for the hardlinks.

Lather, rinse, repeat. It really is simple, takes very little time, and before you know it you will start seeing the results in your server stats as the spiders find and index your pages quicker and quicker the longer you do it. Even just one TGP2 gallery a day will add up quickly, and takes only minutes to do. The long term results will please. If you really want to have some fun, start up a freehosted blog to post write-ups for each gallery, or even individual big pic pages.

So, what are you waiting for? Get that TGP2 project going today!