Figuring Out Who Your Audience Is
In a recent group chat for Smutlancers community members (through Patreon — you do know about our Smutlancers Patreon, right?!?!), we got into a discussion about figuring out your audience. The idea being that...
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.
In a recent group chat for Smutlancers community members (through Patreon — you do know about our Smutlancers Patreon, right?!?!), we got into a discussion about figuring out your audience. The idea being that...
Smut is your bread and butter. Most of the time you can knock out a couple of thousand words of sexy goodness a day. But the erotic muse can be fickle, and libidos can...
If making money from your sex blog is on your list of goals and dreams, you’re not alone. Many of us want to make at least a little cash from our efforts — if...
Consider this post an example of two things you can do at once — an easy way to create content when you’re just not feeling it and a way to get eyes on older...
Adding images to your sex blog posts isn’t required, but a lot of people do it — or want to. Never download whatever you find in a random Google search — you’re violating copyright nearly every time. Choose one of these options (free or paid) instead.
Getting started with a sex blog is nearly as difficult as keeping one going. This kind of content is often inherently personal. Even if you decide you want to write fiction, you put a...
In the on-going censorship of anything sexual on social media, a lot of creators are left wondering what they’re supposed to do once all the social media platforms kick us off. How are we...
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...