Hi,
Great idea.
You can use different access level.
When things are getting too hot you can limit the access.
To be sure you can make people pay by credit card otherwise you can ask them to check a box and declare they are over 18.
Many CMS provide this capability. Wordpress, Joomla...
You might need to add some component to do it.
Good luck!

Thanks for the heads up.

Well first off the WA does not host adult websites so if want to move forward with that niche you would have to host your site elsewhere

And doing so you will not have access to all the hosting options here like a free SSL cert, email and such.

Also you would not be able to access site comments either.

Of course you still would have access to all the training

With that said it can be a very good niche

Hi - actually you got several responses. How to pursue the adult industry niche?

adult toy stores have many affiliate programs and I don't see the problem in that but in terms of hardcore porn maybe not suitable. Good question though. maybe try live chat to help or direct message him
Regards
Peter

That's a good question friend. I think that the W.A. managers or owners should have put forth a screening of what contents are allowed in connection with building a website. Since we haven't seen such restrictions, I am guessing that it can be done. A business is a business. The thing about adult websites, is that google will not favored it as a typical website, meaning that you might find it difficult to have it successful. The big players have money and ways to get their adult websites up and running. If you have that kind of money and you want to create an adult website elsewhere. Keep in mind that W.A. only offer about 30gigs per website and that might be a problem for the massive videos and pics content for such websites. Unless there is a way for more storage, which you will have to pay more. Wish you the best of success.

Hi - I have seen some sites here that relate to sex toys, but they were "tasteful" rather than porn, which I don't think is permitted here. You would need to ask Kyle for a definitive answer.

It is a legal minefield. You need a gateway to ensure that minors cannot access it. Your site will be seen worldwide and the age of consent varies from country to country and in some areas your site will be banned.

You should probably search for a hosting provider that specialises in this area, and take legal advice.

Firstly :
"I asked support, and they further instructed me to ask out in one of the classrooms?" They did not tell you what their policy is here at WA about adult industry? Strange...

Secondly:
This is a learning platform , if your niche is in the adult industry is real ok. Just make sure you are in regulation with law concerning adult content.
If the policy here at WA is no hosting of adult content, then yes you should move your website to a hosting provider who allows it.

you need special servers that are licensed for adult content, special licensing and a whole mess of headaches.

It is an iframe code so you will need to enter it into the code section of your blog post.
Go to the editor for your post and look in the upper right corner of the box. Click the tab that says text and the page will change to show the code behind your post.
Paste the code on this page after you have identified where you want it to show.

I use pretty links and I am able to keep track of my affiliate links.

Hi Paul,
I use the plugin "ThirstyAffiliates" as a link shortener, and it keeps all your affiliate links stored (and by category if you wish). That way if you use them over and over again, you don't have to go look it up. It's stored right there. You just have to pull it up by name and it automatically adds it to your text.
I'm not sure if that's what you mean, but it's pretty handy.
Happy Easter,
Suzanne