UNITED KINGDOM - yuvutu.com has exponentially grown into one of the biggest amateur tube sites in adult and has surpassed 6 million unique hits a month due largely to their vast selection of free content created and submitted by amateurs as well being translated into 5 languages with more in development.
They offer thousands of adult videos, sexy photos and adult blogs that can be viewed for free and yuvutu submissions run the gamut from missionary to lesbian, BBW, foot fetish, Bondage, Asian and much more.
With amateurs shooting for amateur surfers, it is an identifiable trait which in and of becomes a viral marketing opportunity for others on yuvutu to want to submit their own content.
yuvutu.com's optimization keeps them within the top 1,000 on Alexa. Additionally, the tube site doesn't just offer videos; it offers a destination for surfers to come and blog, share information in the context of a social networking site. Comments, private messaging, profiles, video-chat, people search engine, forums; and their newest addition, videos in blogs make this a social and viewing destination.
"yuvutu is one of the oldest adult tube sites and we are proud to have built a true user-generated content site created by a very international community of over 6 million unique visitors," Steve Jacobs, co-founder of yuvutu.com said. "We believe our philosophy of continuous development has delivered this success and will continue to deliver strong growth in the future both in terms of user base size and user activity." Says Steve Jacobs, co-founder of yuvutu.com
With yuvutu.com translated into 5 languages, it expands the audience reach and allows the surfer experience to stay sticky even longer. The webmasters and moderators who run yuvutu are also multi-lingual. Non-English speaking countries are massive content contributors in videos, comments and stories.
yuvutu.com takes a zero tolerance policy regarding copyright infringement since the day they launched. All submissions are pre-screened, not just for obscene content, but for copyright infringement as well which represents the vast majority of the videos that are rejected daily.
"At the end of the day, we respect those that view and those that are being viewed," Jacobs said.
For more information, visit yuvutu.com.
