LookForPorn - New porn search engine for webmaster

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LookForPorn.net

https://lookforporn.net/

https://lookforporn.net/webmaster.php

A search engine dedicated to porn. Built by webmasters who got tired of Google.

Not a directory, a search engine. People search porn on LookForPorn, LookForPorn sends them to your website.

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The discussion about LookForPorn started on this forum a while ago. It took me a long time due to life and work commitments, but here we are.

It's not a complete and perfect version yet, but the structure and functionality are more or less defined and working.

I've gotten as far as I can on my own... now I need someone to start using it, test it, and report suggestions, errors, bugs, etc.

I need some help, for example: with the icons, they suck, they're hard to understand, but I'm not capable...

The icons exist to expand the idea: an opportunity for everyone. Different filtering and sorting systems, different ways to be seen and found. These are just a few; we can add more, we can change them, we can do anything; the important thing is that the structure already exists and works.

There are many things to evaluate, discuss, add, remove... I was thinking of creating a group/community, on Discord or something similar. LookForPorn should be created by webmasters for webmasters. I don't want to, I can't do it all myself...

Once everything's defined and well-organized, the next step is to contact the webmasters and invite them. We can start on the forums and contact affiliate services, advertisers, and similar services, asking if they'll help us, but I don't even have the time to do it myself. There are endless affiliate and advertising options, I'd never run out...

So, what do you think? Anyone want to help?

 

[pariyaraa]

This is relevant to what I’m working on. I operate an adult discovery project focused on Japanese content for Chinese-speaking users, and I would be interested in testing a source once the submission workflow is ready.

Before submitting, could you clarify a few practical points?

1. Will webmasters submit a site-level feed, or individual video/page URLs?
2. Do result clicks go directly to the publisher URL, and will the original referrer be preserved so we can measure the traffic?
3. Will publishers be able to see impressions, searches and outbound clicks for their own feed?
4. How will multilingual titles and descriptions be handled, especially Japanese and Chinese content?
5. What is the removal/update process when a page disappears or changes?

For a small publisher, the most useful first test would be a limited feed and a report showing whether the searches actually match the submitted content. That would make it easier to judge traffic quality before adding the full catalog.