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Originally Posted by EscortBiz
a few things
surfers have harddrives full of porn, access to free porn and many other things, you either shoot crazy stuff that they dont have or cant find for free easily or dont shoot at all.
for now the industry will continue to decline there are only so many ways to shoot BG or GG with the same fucking model.
I am a program owner that has more exclusive content than most and I dont care saying it like it is, there has been a drop across the board and its the free porn that is killing it.
And yes the person who posted its time for something new is 100% right, there has been little innovation in this biz in the past 5 years.
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well, between all programs that could be dead by the end of the year I'd say yours is one of those on the safe side.
about new things... there's a lot of things that can be done within existing boundaries, including alternative income, new ways of delivering content, retention optimization, content optimization, rational cost reduction and so on. Adult business was one of the more adaptive businesses I've ever seen, now I see everybody looks stuck to the same old formulas, but I think many people is scared of the new economic trends and it's just a question of time before they realize new times calls for new ways of doing things.
Personally, I think most programs will be hit this year in one way or another, but I don't think most popular programs won't be able to cape the storm, one thing is winning less, another thing is losing.
Funny thing is I've made a post a couple weeks ago regarding optimization of retentions, smart content and conversions and most people laughed even without knowing anything about it (even when it was RESULT BASED!!!!!!). I went as far to defy someone from a huge program that I'd put my own money on it and he backed up, so I'd say that basically people is scared of anything new or different. Happily, some people is smarter than others, some people listened to what I have and from there some are in conversations right now. But the point is many programs are in deny, they look like petrified on current economic issues