You don’t have to write a sex toy review to write about a sex toy. In fact, thinking creatively about how to share your experience (good or bad) with a product will not only help your readers, it may help you rank in search, too. Not sure what your options are? Girl on the Net (she/her) shares a few ideas!
Erotic Authors / Freelancers / Sex Bloggers/Sex Toy Reviewers / Smutlancer Life
by Girl on the Net · Published May 12, 2021
Girl on the Net (she/her) gets a lot of questions on the smutlancing life. Those that she’s more likely to answer tend to all follow a similar pattern. It’s okay to reach out and ask for help (we encourage it!) but how you ask matters and what you ask will determine if you get an answer that’s helpful or not.
It’s not enough to use the “right” keywords in your content. You’ve got to know how to figure out which keywords are the ones that are more likely to help you rank well in Google. Girl on the Net (she/her) shares her tips, tricks, tools, and techniques for picking good keywords.
If you wonder how your favorite smutlancing idol got all those Twitter followers or has such a big follower count on Instagram, they all started at zero. Girl on the Net shares a few universal tips which can help you grow your social media audience.
Erotic Authors / Freelancers / Sex Bloggers/Sex Toy Reviewers
by Girl on the Net · Published February 12, 2021
Ever look around at other smutlancers and wonder how you think you’ll ever be as good as them? You’re not alone. It’s not that you suck (you definitely don’t). It’s that imposter syndrome is trying to convince you that you’re no good. So let’s talk about that.
I’m an anonymous sex blogger, and I won’t bore on at you about the reasons why I made that decision. Chances are if you’re looking to this article for advice, you’ve made the same one. As is your absolute right, in my opinion. You get to choose how to label your work, and yourself. The only thing that should concern others is making sure they respect the choice you’ve made. But how do you go about keeping your sex blog anonymous? Here are two overarching tips that have served me well over the years. The technical: act like two separate...
So, you’ve got yourself a hot sex blog. You’re reaching a decent audience each month, and you’ve worked out roughly how much you should be charging to advertisers to get their shiny products and services in front of your hungry users. But so far you haven’t been inundated with emails offering you cash in exchange for your services. What gives? How do you market your sex blog to potential advertisers?
Girl on the Net (she/her) shares the method she uses to not only figure out how much to charge for ads and sponsorships but also what she does to entice companies to buy advertising on her site and keep them around long-term!
Blogging / Sex Bloggers/Sex Toy Reviewers
by Girl on the Net · Published October 14, 2020 · Last modified October 16, 2020
These three steps are more strategic than practical, but by bearing in mind the overall strategy, it can help you sort the useful traffic-building work from the tasks which won’t make a difference.
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by Girl on the Net · Published September 9, 2020 · Last modified October 8, 2020
Thanks to an excellent lawyer, and a few years of experience with contracts and Smutlancing, Girl on the Net shares an overview of some of the key things to be aware of when a client sends you a contract and highlights why contracts are like sex: your informed consent is absolutely vital.
