Some of the search engines will want you to verify their e-mail links as well. BE CAREFUL some of these site will want to add you to a mailing list. Make sure you read what you are agreeing to. Also some of the search engine will offer guaranteed listing for a fee. I never pay for listings. You can if you want, but I prefer not to.

I know that there are more submission services available and I will add them as I come across them. This is just one of the many available.

Disclaimer: I have no relationship with this service or anyone from that website.

Some of my best sponsors do not have blog RSS feeds or the feeds are not updated. I was looking for a way to feed content to the blogs when I ran across Gallery Scraper. Knowing all of the sponsors have current galleries (picture and movie) I gave the trial verison of Gallery Scraper and loved it immediately.

All you have to do is enter your sponsor in the sponsor area, create the category for the content, and copy the available galleries to the Galleries -> Import. Duplicate galleries will not be allowed. The sponsor and categories only have to be entered once. They remain available as long as your database is available. If you loose your database you loose everything. BACK UP YOUR DATABASES!

Once all of that is completed you have to create a feed so you can use the import the feed to you blog or whatever. The pictures are resized automatically and you can decide what size and quantity of pictures. You can arrange posts in any configuration you want.

I love this tool and intend to continue you use it as long as I have blogs in my portfolio.

Disclaimer: All of the links in this article contain my affiliate code. I will make 30% of anything you purchase. I am not hyping this software because of the money (the money doesn’t hurts), but the software stands on it own. I would recommend Gallery Scraper even if I didn’t get paid. If you are an experienced internet user you know how to get around the affiliate code (please don’t I like money).

Unlike other color pickers Color Scheme Designer has five different color schemes (mono, triad, tetrd, analogic, and accented analogic) as well as twenty-four different adjustment schemes. This help to minimize the likelihood that you will have the same color scheme as every other website.

I found Color Scheme Designer when I was looking of a new color layout for Cam Nasties one of my cam sites. As you see the colors are complimentary and allows the content to be the focus of the website not the unusual color combination.

Disclaimer: I have nothing to do with Color Scheme Designer other than using the service. I have no affiliation with the site or anyone from that site.

Some or most of the templates are “sponsored” so choose wisely and read the user licenses. The licenses seem to be GPL as a rule, but again read first.

If you are a webmaster you have to go to Smashing Magazine and check out the great articles from “How To Create A Great Web Design CV and Résumé?” posted today to “Diagrams: Tools and Tutorials” posted September 1, 2006.

Again I cannot say enough good things about the information available from Smashing Magazine.

Disclaimer: I have nothing to do with Smashing Magazine other than reading the articles and using the templates. I have no affiliation with the site or anyone from that blog.

Anyway enough of that.

I hope to provide useful information about sponsors and aid to help adult webmaster. I think the information may be useful to non-adult webmasters as well, but since I am trying the adult path I am not sure about the non-adult stuff.

That’s just the idea and the direction I want to take this blog. I am not sure how often I will update or what the content will be, but it will be an aid to help everyone (including me) keep track of sponsor information. Hopefully this will provide a clearer idea of what is available.