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The UK law of 6 November: what changes for a tube or cam affiliate site

From 6 November 2026, publishing realistic porn that shows strangulation, suffocation or incest becomes a crime in England and Wales. What the text says, what it does not, and what a site that only shows embeds and widgets should clean this week.

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  1. Payments and revenuePayment processors that accept adult: what we learned applyingBilling company, own merchant account or crypto: how adult payment processing works, what Visa and Mastercard require, and what processors publish on fees.6 min readRead
  2. Tube SEOPicking a niche for a tube site that can actually rankNarrow enough to be the best result for something, deep enough to publish every day for years: the two tests a tube niche has to pass before you build on it.7 min readRead
  3. TrafficAdult ad networks: ExoClick, TrafficJunky, JuicyAds, TrafficStarsFormats, payment terms, approval rules and limits on ads per page, read on the four networks' own pages, and which slot of a tube each format belongs in.7 min readRead
  4. Tube SEOGetting a new adult site indexed: what Google needs, what blocks itSearch Console, sitemaps, SafeSearch labels, watch pages: what a new adult site needs to get indexed, per Google's own docs, and the five things that block it.7 min readRead
  5. Adult WordPressWhy a WordPress tube is slow, and what 40,000 videos demandThe slowness of a big WordPress tube is mechanical: meta queries, imports on page load, shared hosting, whole MP4 files. Where each one comes from, and the fix.7 min readRead
  6. Payments and revenueHow much does an adult tube site make? What actually paysEmbeds, cams, banners, sponsors: what each one pays on the programs' own pages, why one cam sign-up outweighs thousands of plays, and the order to add them.7 min readRead
  7. Cam affiliationCam affiliate programs compared: revshare, PPL, whitelabel, and what pays on SEO trafficRevshare or pay per signup, a whitelabel or your own domain: the cam program terms that fit a site earning its visitors from search, read on the programs' pages.6 min readRead
  8. Tube SEOA new site takes weeks to be found. Here is how Jimp does it in an hour.A fresh domain waits for a crawler nobody sent. What we changed so that every page a Jimp site publishes is named to the search engines, posted on its own channels and given a share card, within the hour, with the screens to prove it.5 min readRead
  9. Tube SEOTen thousand pages on day one: what search engines do with a new tube siteA new domain gets a small crawl budget. Publish past it and the pages wait unindexed for months. A launch seen from the crawler's side, and the pace that works.5 min readRead
  10. Adult WordPressMoving a WordPress adult tube without losing its rankingsA migration is not a copy. What Google keeps when a tube changes platform, the three mistakes that lose rankings, and the switch order that keeps them.6 min readRead
  11. Tube SEOWhy sites from adult site generators do not rankMost site generators pour a feed into a template and call it a site. Search engines have a name for that. Here is what a site has to do differently to be indexed, and how Jimp does each of it by default.3 min readRead
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