It’s Important to have a *good* host that you *know* will not have a problem with adult content 6 months down the line and just delete your entire blog without warning:

I just wanted to tell everybody that everybody about my host I’ve been using for the last 6 months. I run multiple websites and Rick @ Uberhost.net has been very helpful with great up time.

He installs anything I need on his shared servers, something other hosts would refuse to do. He’s up in the middle of the night… if you email him you get a response in 15-20 minutes and whatever your problem is fixed. He has server monitoring so if a service crashes he’s usually already rebooting it as I am reporting it to him.

He will host any adult site that’s legal for only $12.95 and that includes 150 GB of bandwidth and 15 gigabytes of storage. You can buy up-to 1000 gigs of bandwidth for only $49.95, half the cost a dedicated server would cost you. I know a lot of hosts promise big bandwidth and don’t deliver.. Servage just deletes your data if it uses anywhere close to their limits, then acts dumb when you contact them. I needed FFmpeg installed and Rick did it within 45 minutes. The website you download it from was down but he already had a copy of it on another server so he just copied it over and gave me the directory locations… other hosts would be like FUCK THAT… in 2 days it’s used over 60 GB in data and he hasn’t complained, he said when I can afford it he can move me to a dedicated server seamlessly becuase he hosts on cPanel and not Plesk or Webmin…. excellent customer service. He rescued me from the TrexHost drama and I’ve been with him NO PROBLEMS for 6 months. I would differently recommend his services. I only promote people who I trust and I trust Rick with my data, which is my financial lifeline. I’ve been with a lot of hosts and had a lot of crap pulled on me… Rick has never pulled any funny business and has ALWAYS been there for my support requests (I think he has it sent to a blackberry, it’s that fast).

WHAT ELSE I like he’s a one-man show. Usually people think that’s bad but smaller equals better quality. WHY? Because when you contact support, your talking directly to the person who has root (administrator) access to all the servers and doesn’t have to wait for a “higher” technician to “come in” (i.e. the owner wake up at 11 am). That means instant problem resolution.

Also for new bloggers, it’s important to have somebody to answer your questions, Rick Taylor at UberHost will do just that. He will help you install Wordpress (the main blogging platform, which is *included* with your $12.95) and help you register and setup yourname.com to run on his servers.

I, the Professional Sex Blogger give this host a 5/5 rating for adult webhosting and suggest you transfer or setup your new website at UberHost.

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Today I spend about an hour setting up and creating a template for my new project, an XXX Image host! Finally a ImageShack & Photobucket clone that won’t delete your porn images! Included: Unlimited Bandwidth so you’ll never get those pesky "Over Bandwidth" error messages.

Try it out!

I created a link called "Image Host" at the top that will take you to the upload menu. You don’t need to create an account, that’s optional!

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No illegal images allowed.

Here is the streaming version of Netpond’s Adult Webmaster Podcast for June 03, 2008. More talking then knowledge in this show. It is usually very informative, except for this episode.

I bet your thinking "OK, I have my blog setup with some posts" how do I start making money? In this post I’ll tell you. You make money by showing web surfers a *preview* of what is in the members area of your sponsor (the paysite that pays you for each member you get to sign up). Currently I’m making around $50 a day about 4-5 days a week from my Boy’s for Breakfast blog, and Professional Sex Blogger blog. One you get moderately big, you can start referring other blogger’s & webmasters and the sponsors will pay you anywhere from 5 to 20% of what they make, without taking away any of their income. So it’s like an extra bonus to whoever referred that blogger, so make sure when you signup for any of the affiliate programs I show on this site, you so so though one of my links.

How You Make Cash Money

Whenever a web surfer visits your blog, website, thumb nail gallery post, etc… there is a *chance* they will sign up to one of your sponsors websites, in turn the sponsor paying you for that signup. Payments differ from each sponsor, but it’s usually a 50-60% "rev-share" which means you would get that percentage each month of the subscription as long as that person is a member of that website. Adult porn sites usually retain members 1-5 months with the latter being a very good adult website. You’ ed only be making 50% of the subscription for 1-5 months, which is risky. That’s why I prefer a one-time payment per signup which is usually anywhere from $15 to $35 dollars. I think that’s a better deal in the long run for paysite’s because it  guarantees me a decent payment per signup without the risk of the person canceling within the first few months.

However, the place where a percentage rev-share is better are sites that are live video stream / pay per view / web-cam type sites. That’s because for the lifetime of the account you refer you’ll be making up to around 20% of whatever they spend. AEBN, the Adult Entertainment Broadcast Network is a good place to start. That’s because they offer quality content that is not just one genre or fetish. The web surfer you refer will have a lot of different choices on how to watch and what he wants to watch. Sites like these are attractive because the person isn’t trapped into one site’s content that starts looking the same after a few months, and you are still making 20% of whatever they spend on AEBN, for the lifetime of that account. How if you only have 2 or 3 accounts you won’t be making a lot, it’s when you start getting 10-100 accounts under your affiliate account you will start making anywhere from $10-$60 a day in sales, just off AEBN alone.

Asking for the Sale

Don’t be afraid to ASK your visitors to signup for different things. I started out with a free thumblogger account and I asked my visitors to signup for a free iFriends account which I made $20 per person I referred. Within 2 weeks I made $660 in two checks and got banned from iFriends. The reason I got banned was because I provided a cancellation link in the blog post. I wanted to give my surfers a easy way to find the cancellation link because iFriends made it hard to find it on their site. I don’t think I personally did anything wrong, but still to this day I cannot refer people to iFriends. Kind of shoddy if you ask me. I’d stay away from referring people to iFriends or sites that are hard to cancel. Why? Because of trust. If I visit your site 3-4 times a week and signup for a paysite from *hell* that you referred me to, do you think I’ll trust you and signup for another one that you advertise on your site? No I wouldn’t.

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- Brad Breakfast