Sex blogging and other forms of blogging is a huge part of the smutlancing life. It’s how you build an audience and show sites and companies that you know how to write.
As a sex blogger with four active websites, I create a lot of content — written, audio, and video. After all this time and thousands of pieces of content, I’m sharing what I’ve learned and (hopefully) showing that some things continue long after you reach a big number.
Backlinks are neither good nor bad, they simply are. But if you’ve ever received a spammy email begging for a “dofollow” link on your sex blog, you’re seeing the ugliest side of a single part of Google’s algorithm for figuring out where a site should rank in search results.
A big thanks to Quinn Rhodes for her suggestion for a rapid-fire round of Ask the Smutlancer questions. If these are questions that have occurred to you, hopefully they’ll help you move forward. What...
Anyone in the mood for actionable tips? I love having higher level, philosophic conversations, but sometimes it’s nice to have a checklist of things to do. Especially if it helps you achieve your sex...
If you’ve been here for any amount of time, you know I tend to harp on blogging (or creating any content) on a consistent basis. Basically, create a schedule that you can live with...
Getting views to your sex blog — or any website — is essentially a numbers game. And while I advocate making content the focus of building an audience and increasing your views, there are...
Ultimately, building a sex blog that makes money takes time, patience, and a willingness to put yourself out there and learn new things. I hope this guide helps you whether you’re brand new to...
Thanks to Quinn Rhodes for suggesting this topic. Her actual request was for a podcast episode on the things I wish I’d known or the things newbie sex bloggers need to know, and I...
In August 2018, I attended my first ever cross-stitch (a form of needlepoint) convention. Even though I’ve been stitching for 30 years, I felt completely out of my element. During it all, I learned...
Thinking of starting an email newsletter? Wondering if it’s really necessary? Have one and don’t know if it’s worth the time? The answer to the email question is…it depends. If you find yourself checking...
