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not sure if Shap has tried that already, but he should probably partner up with some company on "results based" basis, i.e. "I'll work with you for 6 months, when within 6 months your income improves by XX, I get XXXX, if not I get nothing"... under that scenario I'm sure there would be way more takers... |
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Partner? Doubt it. His current lack of any business or otherwise meaningful affiliation (despite numerous attempts to jump right back in after the buyout) should tell you something of what he has to offer (not much). Reading his threads over these years gives me a clear idea of what he's after: trying out something new without risking his own money (i.e. on someone elses expense). If you're up for it - got right ahead, it will be interesting to watch. |
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The ones who contacted me about partnerships in the past were all pretty honest and real and no one promised golden rivers. You keep telling people you can't get rich with paysites... Well... let's not forget this Paul... Who says people starting up paysites in 2016 expect to get rich? Maybe they want to do something they are passionate about on a day to day basis. What's wrong with doing what you like daily... far from getting rich, but happy and happy with a decent income. That's still better than being exploited and ass raped by the Walmart's of this world. |
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SHAP: Let me lay out for you the reason why no one has taken you up on your many offers of "help" (including me): Instead of having any skin in the game (money) you want to give your sage advice. Great! So a Program approaches you and says, "I need another 100K hits a day and based on my conversion ratios and experience we would kill it." You: "OK, do X,Y and Z." Program: "But if I do that it will take me x number of months/years to organically build those traffic sources. If you pony up 50K we can get those traffic sources built in a few months and jump-start this thing. If it's going to take me years to build something myself what do I need you for?" You: "Um..." Get it? Your advice is useful ONLY if it is actionable. If the Program has to do it all by themselves (invest their own resources) guess what? We don't need your advice. LOL Sorry man but those are the realities. Put up or shut up. :) |
Very good advice Shap--especially about planning ahead.
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my take is that most of the ideas you were pitched were shit. money is cheap these days. if the idea is good, money will find its way to it, even in adult. so if they are asking for money, is cause the project is weak. which is kind of sad because i think your input would be so much more valuable that the $$$ you would put.
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Tubes dominate the industry by giving away what we once sold. Cams are changing and the positive thing now is models don't need to be tied up in a studio, they can work from home. They don't even need affiliates as much as they did. In the future models will be making a lot more, affiliates a lot less. Dating is also undergoing a change, apps like Tinder are going to take even bigger chunks out of that market. |
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My advice is, do not do what worked in 2004. Can you fault that? |
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I didn't say that you can't make more than a Walmart salary with a paysite:1orglaugh That's what you make of it:1orglaugh |
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That said, I've always held the belief that you have the power to make yourself invaluable to a company. And that holds true for any line of work, from brick and mortar to online. YOU have the power to make yourself an invaluable asset. So yes, there is definitely money to be made online, including affiliate sales. In any case, thanks for answering the question. The majority of your posts seem negative and make you often times sound rather bitter. Whether true or not, I was genuinely curious, that's all. Enjoy your evening. |
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Let's build a time machine! :1orglaugh |
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Depends on the customer, of course. :D |
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Please post proof of people starting up and making 6 figure profits after a couple of years. |
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There's still money to be made, look at the big Tubes for instance or sites that Met-Art and Mindgeek own, Adam and Eve are still doing well. As well as they did last year? Better than they will do next year? |
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Yes, there's still money left, just not as much as there was yet more than there will be. That's how a decline works. Most who were here in 2008 are now gone. |
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So many big sponsors closed their once-hugely successful businesses, why? I really really want to see the kind of money paysite owners are making now because I was about to invest in making one but now not so sure. |
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Please post proof with screenshots that once you stopped shooting and updating next year your sales only declined 20%... Now common and proof it mister Paul Proofham |
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Then people selling their sites. Mainly because updating them with quality content wasn't viable. There was a post recently with people suggesting Shap take over a site that has stopped updating with quality content. Affiliates immediately assume the company isn't being run properly. Maybe the joins aren't good enough to buy top-drawer content. The reason why so many are getting out is the ROI is becoming pointless. https://metartmoney.com/ Juggcash: Brazzers Affiliate Program - Make Money Online Fast FameDollars Affiliate Websites How many of these were independent sites back in the day? |
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Why wouldn't you post proof? There are only 2 phrases in your vocabulary: "decline" and "post proof":1orglaugh So please after all your requests of posting proof in numerous threads... show us yours: Show us prove that when you stopped producing and updating the decline after the first year was only 20%. Stop the "you show first" bullshit... you act like a adolescent with an authority problem... |
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Most of my posts have a reason. This one was to shake out and see what else may come from it. I've actually got as many if not better emails from this post than I did from the buying one. :thumbsup |
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I predicted the decline of sold porn to free porn 16 years ago. Was I right or wrong? I predicted that the industry would be dominated by a few companies and their sites. Was I right or wrong? I predicted that once new surfers, from countries we can bill, started to decline. Sales would. Now there are no new surfers. The consequences are evident. I predicted that most affiliates would be sidelined. Was I right or wrong? There's still money to be made. My point is most of you are making a lot less than you were last year and a lot more than you will next year by selling paysites memberships. Am I right or wrong? A prediction for the future. Bookmark it. The traditional paysite has to change, they can't beat Tubes giving away 10,000s of free videos that are just as good to the consumer. The site has to work hard at making the surfer fall in love with the girls. A lot more than the Solo Girl sites of the past did. I'm assuming some can do this. Webcams are changing. Third World Studios with boring girls who are hoping someone passing by likes her. Will lose to Independent girls who work hard at promoting themselves. This is already happening it will just get bigger. Dating will move to Apps that are cheaper and better for users. This is already happening it will just get bigger. |
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Nothing wrong with saying "teach me" instead of "I knew" "I know" Just an observation. |
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I don't want to or need to work. I'm out with my ill-gotten gains. I have never said there's no money in porn. Just less. If you have to lie about what I say. You lose. So teach us all about the future of online porn. You sold to Bookpress/Payserve because you couldn't keep your sites going. Is that what you have to teach us? |
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