Comments on: Matt’s Meme: Name Three Indespensible Sex Sites/Blogs http://www.comstockfilms.com/blog/tony/2006/12/31/matts-meme-name-three-indespensible-sex-sitesblogs/ Real Talk About Making Real Sex Erotic Documentaries Thu, 04 Dec 2008 02:18:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Dana http://www.comstockfilms.com/blog/tony/2006/12/31/matts-meme-name-three-indespensible-sex-sitesblogs/#comment-14937 Dana Tue, 02 Jan 2007 20:15:08 +0000 http://www.comstockfilms.com/blog/tony/2006/12/31/matts-meme-name-three-indespensible-sex-sitesblogs/#comment-14937 I've listed more than three, but I believe these are a few quality sites on the sex toy retailer side of things. They offer education, innovative ideas and many quality products. Blowfish Babeland Come As You Are Good Vibrations My Pleasure Here at Good Vibes, we've been hit hard by the turn in Google results! I know most of our peers/competitors have also been feeling the heat. Search results are bound to fluctuate a little, but not appearing in organic results for ones' own namesake is certainly frustrating (not to mention costly, as these terms typically have high conversion rates). Right now we're seeing slightly improved placement, but we're still not showing up for critical terms like Good Vibes and Good Vibrations. Certainly a lot of rank is dependent upon who links to you and how/where you're linked, and you can adopt practices to make your site more digestible by robots (sitemaps, meta, alt and h* tags, etc), but I wonder how qualities/quirks particular to adult site content can make a difference. One example may be many sex/porn/sexuality sites use an age confirmation page at the site root to inform users that they're about to enter a site with content of a sexual nature. Could these pages be tripping filters used to catch spam-laden 'doorway' pages? Are these pages seen as either something skeletal or too SEO/keyword oriented? Dana I’ve listed more than three, but I believe these are a few quality sites on the sex toy retailer side of things. They offer education, innovative ideas and many quality products.

Blowfish
Babeland
Come As You Are
Good Vibrations
My Pleasure

Here at Good Vibes, we’ve been hit hard by the turn in Google results! I know most of our peers/competitors have also been feeling the heat. Search results are bound to fluctuate a little, but not appearing in organic results for ones’ own namesake is certainly frustrating (not to mention costly, as these terms typically have high conversion rates). Right now we’re seeing slightly improved placement, but we’re still not showing up for critical terms like Good Vibes and Good Vibrations.

Certainly a lot of rank is dependent upon who links to you and how/where you’re linked, and you can adopt practices to make your site more digestible by robots (sitemaps, meta, alt and h* tags, etc), but I wonder how qualities/quirks particular to adult site content can make a difference.

One example may be many sex/porn/sexuality sites use an age confirmation page at the site root to inform users that they’re about to enter a site with content of a sexual nature. Could these pages be tripping filters used to catch spam-laden ‘doorway’ pages? Are these pages seen as either something skeletal or too SEO/keyword oriented?

Dana

]]> By: alwaysarousedgirl http://www.comstockfilms.com/blog/tony/2006/12/31/matts-meme-name-three-indespensible-sex-sitesblogs/#comment-14899 alwaysarousedgirl Mon, 01 Jan 2007 15:31:53 +0000 http://www.comstockfilms.com/blog/tony/2006/12/31/matts-meme-name-three-indespensible-sex-sitesblogs/#comment-14899 It's reassuring to know that there is the possibility of talking to a human being at Google. I'm wildly curious about what sorts of things you shove up your ass, Tony. :) It’s reassuring to know that there is the possibility of talking to a human being at Google.

I’m wildly curious about what sorts of things you shove up your ass, Tony.

:)

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