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Presmar
2005-01-31, 07:05 PM
I would like to except freesites (teen only in different categories asian, black, fetish stuff etc.). But I haven't a clue about how to start.

This is the site I would like to transform
http://www.sex-free-teen.com/

I figured I would start by putting new subs here:
http://sex-free-teen.com/teen.html

Then categorizing the old subs on different pages. I would have to do everything manually to begin.

This is my submit page:
http://sex-free-teen.com/submitlinks.html

I know if it works out I would have to upgrade because right now I just have a basic
package 500mb storage and 50gb traffic.

Anybody have any suggestions.

Is it even possible?

Thanks

LowryBigwood
2005-01-31, 07:27 PM
I would like to except freesites (teen only in different categories asian, black, fetish stuff etc.). But I haven't a clue about how to start.

This is the site I would like to transform
http://www.sex-free-teen.com/

I figured I would start by putting new subs here:
http://sex-free-teen.com/teen.html

Then categorizing the old subs on different pages. I would have to do everything manually to begin.

This is my submit page:
http://sex-free-teen.com/submitlinks.html

I know if it works out I would have to upgrade because right now I just have a basic
package 500mb storage and 50gb traffic.

Anybody have any suggestions.

Is it even possible?

Thanks


I dont see anything wrong with the way you're describing setting up your LL, but instead of having webmasters email you all that stuff you're requesting, you might look for a free script that will allow you to get all that information, without having to have webmasters email you.

I think 50GB is gonna be enough to cover you for a little while. :)

Yes, it is possible. :D

Agent
2005-02-02, 11:46 PM
I would invest in a nice link script too. One with a nice banlist, easy admin, etc. For my next link list I'll probably be scouring this board looking for a good script to purchase. Or, spend A LOT of time designing your own (probably best to purchase one though - it lets you concentrate on being a webmaster rather being a programmer AND a webmaster).

I second what Lowry says about the form. It's hard enough getting people to submit to you (when youre new) with a nice submit form, don't make it harder on yourself by making them do it manually.

pcum
2005-02-19, 11:19 AM
Listen to LowryBigwood and ADK because they are right.

Presmar
2005-02-26, 12:23 AM
Thanks for all you input guys...I got my pages up...anymore advice?...tips on getting submits...critizisim...help...what ever...I'll take it..:)

stuveltje
2005-02-26, 05:37 PM
Thanks for all you input guys...I got my pages up...anymore advice?...tips on getting submits...critizisim...help...what ever...I'll take it..:)
submit your ll to the other linksites, put your link on all your own sites, make ses pages, make hubs etc etc