Creating "Popular" Torrents - Tips from an Uploader

[Ellis]

These are just a few of the simple things I do in my goal to provide a popular offering–specifically speaking--one that will make the list of 30 torrents on the “Home” page.

Without saying, much of it goes to the subject matter and having to guess at what might be a “turn on” for a whole lot of potential downloaders and members of your offering!

The other you’d think would be pretty obvious, but sometimes I do wonder, and that is try to find footage that’s clear, focused, etc., as opposed to “grainy” (or worse), out of focus or frame, jittery, and the like.

Although I’ve chosen these two uploads as my examples, ideally I would’ve liked them to be closer to the site’s allowable >10% size “duplicate” rule, rather than their 35%…oh well.

Also, for the sake of this particular post, I’ll be referring to each as “A” and “B”…

A:
‘Take Daddy’s Monster Cock’ - https://www.gaytorrent.ru/details.php?id=38406f246ca4bc4cffef56667042f8ed51830080f651daa4

B:
Lito Cruz & Tim Skyler - https://www.gaytorrent.ru/details.php?id=369ae8f5ac3d132dffef56667042f8ed6868b19a34cb327f

Tip 1. Title - Something that grabs the attention…raunchy, funny, clever–often the studio’s original video title is perfect!

(My personal favorite and commonly used “thing” is trying to make the title rhyme; but I honestly have no idea of how effective, if at all, my rhymes are in a world full of so many languages outside of the only one I’m fluent in, in my “bubble” here in the United States.)

Tip 2. Description - Screenshots--nice and clear, in my opinion “large” as the site recommends, is much better than .jpegs of a bunch of tiny images.

Your written description doesn’t have to be long, but should be something that stirs a little interest, outside of some actor names and a bunch of technical specs.

If you choose to copy and paste the studio’s blurb of the video from some site, just grab a few choice and descriptive lines, and not the whole write-up! (As a practice I always “quote” and reference any lines of text that I “borrow” to use in my descriptions.)

Tip 3. Make your offer available…make it FREELEECH! Spend the points! In general, the larger the size of your offering, the more points it’s going to cost to do, so remember to consider the size of your upload. A bonus, and always a nice surprise to find--a torrent of yours made FREELEECH by other members, after having made the list of 30!

Hope some of this personal advice proves to be helpful in your uploading endeavors!