A network that sends visitors to your site.
Your site shows videos from sites in the same vein, and those sites show yours. Every click is counted both ways, and the sites that send the most move to the front. Real traffic from day one, without touching your SEO.
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More videos
From partner sites, in the same vein.
1:58Zara Lick assfucked by 1, 2, 3, 4 guys and then gangbanged by
on velvet-clips
7:59Saucy College Slut Serves Two Eager Guys At The Same Time
on night-scenes
New6:06Fucking In The - Lisa Ann, Antynia Rouge And Maci Maguire
on amber-room
7:58She Cant Get Enough Even When Taking The Shower
on red-lounge
Every click is counted, both ways.
Nothing to install.
- 01
Your site joins the network
From the day it is created, demo included. Taking part is on by default, and you can switch it off.
- 02
The row shows up
"More videos" on your home page, and on your video pages if you want. Every card says which site it leads to.
- 03
Every click is counted
The visitor opens the video on the partner's site, in a new tab. One out for you, one in for them.
- 04
Traffic comes back
Over the last seven days, the sites that sent you the most visitors move to the front of your row. Send them visitors, and you move to the front of theirs.
Simple rules, for every row.
The network does not pick at random or play favourites: it gives back to those who send, stays in your vein, and no site takes the whole row.
8
cards per row, at most
3
cards from the same partner, at most
1
click counted per visitor, per day, between two sites
- Always the same orientation as your site.
- Sites that share your niches come first.
- The row turns over every minute.
- Bots are redirected without being counted.
A new site does not wait its turn.
A site that just opened has sent no one yet. For its first 21 days, it gets reserved spots in the other sites' rows, long enough to get going.
21
days of launch boost
2
reserved spots in every row
- A demo site takes part from the day it is created.
- The rows of demo sites go to new sites first.
Visitors, not backlinks.
Google counts excessive link exchanges as link spam, and a whole network can go down with them. Here no link goes from one site to another: every click goes through a Jimp redirect that is closed to search engines. Your rankings are not at stake, either way.
Your site
your-site.com/video/…
rel=nofollowJimp counts the click
api.jimp.io/trade/out/…
noindexrobots.txt: DisallowThe video on the partner's site
partner-site.com/video/…
- Every card is nofollow and opens in a new tab.
- The redirect is closed to crawlers and marked noindex.
- No direct link between two sites of the network.
You decide what shows on your site.
Everything is set in your site's Network tab, and the figures are in the same place.
Settings
- Take part or not
- Home page only, or home and video pages
- Row only, or row and cards in the grid
- The niches you turn down
- The sites you block, both ways
Figures
- Visitors received and sent, over 7 and 30 days
- The detail, partner by partner
- The videos that get clicks, yours and theirs
Your WordPress joins the network too.
No need to move to benefit. The Jimp Network plugin puts the row on your WP-Script site, and a Jimp account is enough.
Jimp Network
- A key from your dashboard, pasted into the plugin.
- The row at the end of your home page, or anywhere with a shortcode or a widget.
- The cards take on the style of your theme's thumbnails.
- Your 24 latest videos are your showcase on the other sites.
- Up to 20 WordPress sites per account.
Questions about the network.
Are these backlinks?
No, and on purpose. Every card goes through a Jimp redirect, nofollow and closed to search engines: nothing counts toward rankings, for your site or for the partners. What the network trades is visitors.
Does it cost extra?
No. The network is included in every plan, and a demo site takes part from the day it is created.
Which sites show on mine?
Sites with the same orientation as yours, those that share your niches first. Never a site you blocked, never a niche you turned down, and never a paused site or a finished demo.
How many visitors will I get?
It depends on the traffic of the sites in the network and on what your site sends. Jimp does not promise a figure: it counts every click and gives back to the sites that send.
What about bots and repeat clicks?
A bot is redirected without being counted, and the same visitor counts once a day between two sites.
Can I leave the network?
Yes, with one switch in your site's settings. The row leaves your site, and your site is no longer shown on the others.
Can my WordPress site take part?
Yes, with the Jimp Network plugin and a Jimp account. The row shows on your site the same way and clicks are counted the same way; the cards inside the grid are for Jimp sites only.
Your first site is three minutes away.
Niche, name, colors. The rest is already done.