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Originally Posted by Pseudonymous
I dont think ill get anywhere with people who see things like you and Webmaster Advertising do.
I simply dont believe a newcomer to the industry can simply look at what these people are doing and duplicate it. I dont believe thats possible in most scenarios, not just for newcomers
I also dont see eye to eye with you when it comes to what is 'cheap' - i do not believe what he spent on those .xxx sites from the ground up was 'cheap'
I think you guys underestimate experience and what you have picked up over a great deal of time
So I will again back out of this conversation for now.
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No worries, I should back out first. You were in the thread from the start and seemed to enjoy being right until people came in and said it could be done for a reasonable investment ( still undefined in any real detail other than a bunch of disagreed upon opinions).
I still agree that it can be done with a very modest budget and a good amount of due diligence and I still think you are unfairly narrowing the scope of what is relevant. For example, any pay site operating today makes money not just on memberships but also typically on a diversified strategy of traffic trades/sales, complimentary upsells like cams/products, etc. so why is the concept of what it takes to make money on a paysite only limited to the actual paysite and not the apples on the same money tree that could also make it feasibly possible to pay for the creation of that same pay site?
You are hypothesizing that it would be difficult based on a criteria that only exists in a non-existent universe where only paysite money would be tallied at the end of the day when counting the receipts received in the course of business.