Reputable Affiliate Programs

Hey folks; sorry I haven't posted here in a while.  My wife and I are considering augmenting our blog with advertising but have NO IDEA how to find reputable affiliate programs.  I have a few questions in this regard.

• Is there a (less-biased) service that compares adult-affiliate programs?
• Can anyone recommend any that has worked well for them?
  

We have modest (but respectable) traffic.  Any help would be much appreciated.

Hello

Hello all. Like Betty Rocket I was invited by DBD. I look forward to writing more. In the meantime I'll be reading everyone else's posts.

~ Sienna

Authors

Having been involved with Eden Fantasys for some time, I've gotten to know several other reviewers. I've made the decision to extend invitations to many reviewers, bloggers that I know and anyone that shows any interest in writing on SBC at ANY point in the future.

If you used to be an author of SBC and would like to be so again, please let me know. I believe the decision to remove authors had a negative effect on SBC and I want to recreate the vibrant blog that it once was. Feel free to contact and inform others.

Color Me Flattered!

Hello all, my name is Betty Rocket. DBD was kind enough to extend me an invite to participate in this fantastic blog, and I couldn't be happier!

Look for more things from me, coming soon.

Anything I can do in the interim, just ask! I can be contacted at betty.rocket@yahoo.com

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SBC - Looking for New Authors!

There have been more comments on SBC recently then in the past. Most of these comments are from people that I do not believe were part of SBC when it was formed. This is a community blog, and community resource. If you consider yourself a sex blogger (not just porn) and would like to write on SBC, then please send an email to SBCBlog@gmail.com.

Pretty much anything about sex, the adult community, sex related news and blogging is an appropriate topic. This is not a place to promote your blog, and posts that do so will be edited or removed.

At this point in time, SBC does not participate in a link exchange. However, it there is an author that wishes to take responsibility for updating a blogroll and ensuring that all links were sex bloggers, I believe it would be a vibrant addition to SBC.

What's Next for the Adult Entertainment Industry?

I agree that adult bloggers need to have an open discussion about the state of the market today. It seems that free speech notwithstanding, "adult content" is getting a bum rap: many people I have spoken with about this think that the general repressed mindset is the real culprit, just look at the increase of filtering software available today with search engines bowing to the pressure and making it adult content the new "spam."

Although I am a new adult webmaster, I am quite disappointed in the quantity and quality of what's being presented: whether you are talking soft or hard core. While users with children should restrict access to the adult content that's intended for adult eyes only, the real question is: when adults search using keywords of "sex" or "porn" are they only looking for explicit photos or erotic stories? Isn't there more to adult content than this?

It seems that the adult social networking concept may be the saving grace: combining the ability for user generated content along with content provided by the webmaster. But in my opinion I think that the time may be right to step this concept up a level to an independent browser platform like Flock for instance.

I would like to get some input on this idea. Thanks to all.

Sexism within sex Bloggers

OK, the title is sensationistic.

There is not sexism within sex bloggers, however a blog which features pictures of women drags the reader in far more easily than one which does not.

I have no desire to fill my pages with pictures as my thing is writing.

Has anyone else noticed this?