Google PR and Alexa ranking, though most often used, are actually the worst indications of a site’s value in my opinion. PageRank is only updated every 3+ months, so it rarely corresponds to the current situation. Alexa, on the other hand, depends on users of their toolbar. That makes it very niche dependent. Also, there are ways to game it. I wouldn’t rely on either one as a metric. You should check out Stat Counter, if you are not yet using it.

The fact that Alexa shows Iran as the top source only means that you have an active reader or two from Iran, who happens to have Alexa toolbar installed. If you really need to have accurate or higher Alexa statistics (though I can’t think of a reason to), consider adding the Alexa widget on your site. You can see it on my toolbar, and get the code for it here.

I really think #17 for “asian girls” is very good. Some porn sites rank above you, that’s true, but for some searchers your ranking is actually #4. How? Have you heard of the “safe search” feature on Google? It has three levels: no filtering, moderate filtering, and strict filtering. If you try to search “asian girls” with the strictest level, your site ranks #4. See for yourself. Now most searchers probably don’t have the filter enabled, but some might, without even knowing it. Keep building your backlinks, and you can build a steady search engine traffic, first from the “safe search” searchers, and later from those without it - once your ranking improves. See my post on link exchange programs for tips.

Regarding RSS, I strongly recommend using full feed regardless of whether you are on Blogger or WordPress. You’ll find you can get a lot more subscribers with a full-text feed. Yes, you may lose a bit of traffic to your site, but there’s a way around it. Check out almost any of my posts, and I have multiple links to other posts on them. There are two reasons for this. The first is SEO - it helps crawl depth. The other is RSS readers - if someone is reading my feed, and wants to check one of the links out, he’ll arrive at my site. I recommend you use the same technique. Link to related posts with interesting anchor text that makes feed readers arrive on your site.

Another thing I notice about your site is that you are on BlogSpot. I really recommend you get a custom domain. Head to Namecheap and use the coupon code “ROCKTOBER” to get a $7.99 domain. That’s a small investment compared to what you can gain with it. Check out my post on Blogger custom domains, if you need help setting it up.

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