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Let's talk about the adult industry, I have a client on my books and this month marks our 12 month anniversary of working together.
The first thing that I've learned is that there are only certain types of photos that can be uploaded to Google My Business. If I've chosen the wrong one, Google instantly disapproves the post. A bit of trial and error and I've narrowed it down to 3 or 4 photos that are 'safe' to use.
We all know that Google Ads aren't available for the adult industry, so that leaves SEO to promote her website.
As Youtube's ranking algorithm seems to be similar to Google's algorithmn it's been easy for me to rank my mistress to the top of YouTube for her services and 2 locations (one is a major UK city) and she's garnered thousands of hits and consquently visits via clicking her homepage URL in the video's description.
I have a question though, this month she's written me a blog post on "Why you should pay for FemDom P (4 letter word) ending in -orn"
As most forums have this word as a trigger should I avoid this in the URL of the blog post?
I know newspaper articles on the onlyfans/camming quite happily scatter the P word around, but how does Google view the P word?
Running a few searches today doesn't seem to throw up any specific article or advice online using SEO for personal mistress services using the P word.
I know Bing doesn't have this problem, maybe I'm overthinking this but should I avoid the P word? Obviously words like 'dungeon' and 'BDSM' seem acceptable and it's been a doddle to rank her to page 1, but I don't want to jeopardise her Google success by making a rookie error.
Thank you in advance and no apologies for the click bait title.
The first thing that I've learned is that there are only certain types of photos that can be uploaded to Google My Business. If I've chosen the wrong one, Google instantly disapproves the post. A bit of trial and error and I've narrowed it down to 3 or 4 photos that are 'safe' to use.
We all know that Google Ads aren't available for the adult industry, so that leaves SEO to promote her website.
As Youtube's ranking algorithm seems to be similar to Google's algorithmn it's been easy for me to rank my mistress to the top of YouTube for her services and 2 locations (one is a major UK city) and she's garnered thousands of hits and consquently visits via clicking her homepage URL in the video's description.
I have a question though, this month she's written me a blog post on "Why you should pay for FemDom P (4 letter word) ending in -orn"
As most forums have this word as a trigger should I avoid this in the URL of the blog post?
I know newspaper articles on the onlyfans/camming quite happily scatter the P word around, but how does Google view the P word?
Running a few searches today doesn't seem to throw up any specific article or advice online using SEO for personal mistress services using the P word.
I know Bing doesn't have this problem, maybe I'm overthinking this but should I avoid the P word? Obviously words like 'dungeon' and 'BDSM' seem acceptable and it's been a doddle to rank her to page 1, but I don't want to jeopardise her Google success by making a rookie error.
Thank you in advance and no apologies for the click bait title.