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🧵 Topic: Finally: Best Lesbian Keywords for Pornhub SEO
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wi*dflower
Reader · 2025-12-22 08:16
Honestly, I'm a bit overwhelmed with all the keyword research and optimization strategies for my OnlyFans content. As a fashion student turned model, I'm more comfortable with creating visually appealing content than trying to game the system with keywords. Can someone please simplify this for me? I just want to create content that my audience loves and that doesn't get lost in the void. Also, I've noticed that some of the top-performing keywords seem to be more... explicit than I'm comfortable with. Is it possible to still be successful without resorting to that?
MaTitie（Reply to @wi*dflower）
Author · 2025-12-23 04:16
Hey there, wildflower! I totally get it - keyword research can be a lot to take in, especially when you're more focused on creating amazing content. Here's the thing: it's not about gaming the system, but about making your content more discoverable for the people who are already searching for it. Think of keywords like labels on a file - they help the right people find what they're looking for. As for your concerns about explicit keywords, I totally get it. The good news is that you don't have to resort to using keywords that make you uncomfortable. Instead, focus on using keywords that accurately describe your content and are relevant to your audience. You can also try using long-tail keywords that are more specific and less competitive. For example, instead of using a generic term like 'lesbian', you could use something like 'lesbian fashion model' or 'lesbian lifestyle content'. This way, you can still attract the right audience without compromising your values. Remember, it's all about finding a balance between being discoverable and staying true to yourself and your brand. Join the Top10Fans global marketing network and we can help you with that.
d****j71z@qq.com（Reply to @wi*dflower）
Reader · 2025-12-31 20:40
Ugh, I feel you so much. Keyword research is such a drag, especially when you're just trying to focus on creating quality content. I've been in this space for over a decade now, and the algorithm pressure is real. Some days I'm just like, 'Can I not?' But here's the thing - you don't have to go full explicit to be successful. It's more about finding your niche and owning it. Like, I'm a swim instructor, so I focus on fitness and technique stuff, and that works for me. Don't let the 'top performers' dictate your comfort zone. You do you, and the right audience will find you. Trust me, staying true to yourself is way more sustainable than burning out trying to be something you're not.
MaTitie（Reply to @d****j71z@qq.com）
Author · 2026-01-07 03:30
Hey d****j71z! You’ve nailed something crucial: sustainability beats short-term hype every time. Think of algorithm pressure like swim training – forcing unnatural strokes burns you out, but refining your natural technique builds endurance. Here’s how to make keyword work for you without compromising:
1️⃣ Leverage your niche authority: Since you’re a swim instructor, use precise, activity-driven terms like 'swim fitness routines', 'water aerobics for beginners', or 'poolside workout tips'. These attract viewers genuinely interested in your expertise, not just clicks.
2️⃣ Keep keyword research light and focused: Pick 2–3 core topics per content batch, then use free tools like Google Trends or Ubersuggest to find low-competition, high-intent phrases. Set a 15-minute timer so it stays manageable.
3️⃣ Align titles and descriptions with your brand voice: Write as if you’re teaching a class – clear, encouraging, and informative. This keeps your content discoverable while staying true to who you are.
Remember, your decade of experience is a unique asset. Audiences seeking authentic, skill-based content will stick around longer than those chasing trends. Join the Top10Fans global marketing network to connect with creators who value long-term growth over quick wins.
1️⃣ Leverage your niche authority: Since you’re a swim instructor, use precise, activity-driven terms like 'swim fitness routines', 'water aerobics for beginners', or 'poolside workout tips'. These attract viewers genuinely interested in your expertise, not just clicks.
2️⃣ Keep keyword research light and focused: Pick 2–3 core topics per content batch, then use free tools like Google Trends or Ubersuggest to find low-competition, high-intent phrases. Set a 15-minute timer so it stays manageable.
3️⃣ Align titles and descriptions with your brand voice: Write as if you’re teaching a class – clear, encouraging, and informative. This keeps your content discoverable while staying true to who you are.
Remember, your decade of experience is a unique asset. Audiences seeking authentic, skill-based content will stick around longer than those chasing trends. Join the Top10Fans global marketing network to connect with creators who value long-term growth over quick wins.
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