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WEBSITE TUTORIAL

Register your domain name.
To get started, you need your own domain name (website name). You can register a domain with one of the many hosting companies on the internet. Then install WordPress and a so-called cam aggregator as described below. You can also go for a so-called white label such as MegaCams4.
We have a separate page with a tutorial how you can make one on Chaturbate.


Using WordPress To Build An Adult Site.
WordPress is the world’s most popular CMS (Content Management System) and for good reasons! WordPress insanely easy to use, and there’s also a huge developer community providing 3rd party plugins and themes. These are very handy to easily add increased functionality to the site. WordPress is highly used in the adult industry for sites ranging form subscription pay sites to affiliate promotion sites. Here’s all the WordPress information for adult webmasters.

How To Setup / Install WordPress

The first thing you’ll need is a domain name (website name) and web hosting. Be careful when selecting a web hosting provider, because not all of them allow adult content. Make sure you check out the content policy with any solution before you purchase it. You don’t want to lose everything you’ve done due to a breach in policy.

Installing WordPress On Your Site
Installing WordPress is quick and easy. Some of these steps might sound complicated, but they’re really quite simple. Just follow the step-by-step instructions and if something doesn’t seem right, try backtracking.

Download WordPress – The first step is downloading WordPress from WordPress.org. WordPress will come in a zipped up file.

Upload WordPress To Hosting Provider – The next step is uploading WordPress to your web hosting. Use a FTP program like Filezilla or the CPanel. I normally just do it through CPanel, as you need to get in there to setup the database anyway. Upload the zip file to the root folder for your site. Unzip the file and move all the contained files from the WordPress folder into the root folder.

Technical

Setup A Database – The next step is setting up the database. This might sound complicated, but it’s really quite simple. Most CPanels will have something called a Database Wizard. This lets you easily create a database and a user. When creating the user, give that user all privileges. Copy / paste the database name, username and password somewhere safe. You need this for the next step.

Connect Database To WordPress – At this time, you should be able to punch the address for your website into the browser. There should be a WordPress install screen that pops up. If you don’t see that, either something went wrong when uploading WordPress to the hosting, or you need to set the nameservers for the website name. The first screen will prompt you for database information. Paste the database name, user name and password here. It’s suggested to change the table prefix from wp_ to something else. This makes your site a little harder to hack.

Setup Site / User Information – After you enter the database information, WordPress will prompt you to fill out the website information and admin information. After this is completed you can login to WordPress and start setting up your site.

Basic WordPress Configuration and Setup

Now it’s time to configure your WordPress site. There’s a couple of tweaks that you might want to do to optimize your site. Here’s some configurations to consider:

Setting the Permalinks – Under Settings / Permalinks you can set the automatic URL structure for posts and pages. Setting the permalinks to Post name is the best option for SEO.

Comments On/Off – If you don’t want comments on your site, or don’t want to use the stock WordPress comment system, you can disable them. Do this by going to Settings / Discussion.

Remove “Just Another WordPress Site” – under Settings / General.

Setting A Homepage – By default, the homepage will be the WordPress blog feed. You have to set a static homepage instead, you can do that under Settings / Reading.

Picking Out A Theme – The next major step is picking out a theme. You do that under Appearance / Themes. You can pick between one of the many free themes offered, or upload a purchased premium themes. We use the free Neve theme from Themeisle.

Adding Functionality With Plugins – Plugins are 3rd-party developed additions that can be installed onto your site. You can find these plugins at the internet. A cam plugin to make your site a real sexcamsite can also be found on the internet, there are some ready to use plugins. These plugins are not difficult to find, just Google “sex plugin” or “sexcam plugin”.

You can choose for PPS, CPA, revshare etc, but keep in mind that revshare can take a while (some month’s to half a year) before you see money comming in, but when it starts running with revshare you make the most money.