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What you described is some dumb fuckistan version of chat traffic. Since I did it an entirely different way almost 20 years ago I am positive that someone else on the planet has figured it out. Anyhow, I'd take that over 17 Sara Swirls hits per month. :thumbsup |
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If you want to adapt into the new way of monetization, upload your art on tubes and tag them correctly. See what comes in (this traffic is for free ) . This way you will give users a bit of your art and let them decide if they want to buy the whole shabang. |
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I think traffic should all be directed to a "hub".. that hub be free and collect info. Must be a site that actually makes people come back to. From that hub send to the sales which would likely be cams thru api |
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How do you pay for the content from outside producers? Are these content owners people with thriving sites or ones who no longer can be bothered? Are you willing to take anything and send traffic to it which all converts in a similar ratio? Will you keep sending traffic to sites that don't convert? Quote:
Would we be making more if porn tubes didn't give away 100s of millions porn scenes? Con a customer once he blames the seller, con him twice he blames himself and doesn't get conned for a third time. By not buying. Thommy scrapes the bottom of the barrel and claims it's making everyone richer? :Oh crap :upsidedow |
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You can have the best traffic in the world, which porn traffic used to be, without content to sell them it's down to Thommy to make a living off it. You won't sell crappy content if you have enough traffic. And that's the cruncher. If you have two sites selling the same niche, style, models and (A) is a shot by a good cameraman and (B) shot by someone who is bad. And switch the traffic sending all the traffic to the (B) how long will you stick at it while conversion ratios drop? How long before you send the traffic to (A)? How long did you promote Bunny Ranch before you realised it made you less money than sending traffic to other sites with better content? Why are you no longer sending traffic to porn sites 24/7? Exactly, you've mostly abandoned selling porn because content is king and is free everywhere. |
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Affiliates are the ones who say traffic is king, but tell them they won't be getting free samples they can give away, tell them the TGPs are crap and won't get listed, convert their traffic worse than another site and watch as the traffic falls. |
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why are you always talking about content? what is the "content" on a dating site i.e ? a beautiful young girl or an old fat lady? Quote:
ohhh actually you got it correct so replace A with a porn membersite and B with whatever other product that sells better, brings higher profits and have a bigger interest group. if you have 100.000 potential buyers on a site and only 1000 of them spend 100 dollars per year for porn but ALL others spend 10 dollars for something else - WHERE is the bigger market ? you should really learn to use a calculater if you can not use your brain. |
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Can someone get Paul to break down how stupid Netflix is to have content that cost hundreds of billions to produce and to give it away so cheap?
Or maybe he can break down NBC giving it all away for free. |
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Why does amazon sell shit so cheap? Do you know how much money booksellers made before these assholes just gave them away?
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I send them money via PayPal or credit card. Are these content owners people with thriving sites or ones who no longer can be bothered? Both. Some have stopped shooting but have a library of content they want to monetize while others film but do so in non-English speaking territories and want a 'western' or English-speaking online presence. Win-win. Are you willing to take anything and send traffic to it which all converts in a similar ratio? This is called the 'testing phase' where you send traffic to a new site and see if it converts. If it does not then you play around with the design a few times. If it still does not convert then yes you move on. Understand also that not every site converts 'in a similar ratio'. So here's the thing Paul: sometimes you simply cannot tell what will convert until you throw traffic at it and it doesn't matter what I think is 'quality content' or not. I had a site recently with some of the best 4K content I have ever seen. Beautifully shot, incredible lighting, music and editing. The girls were gorgeous. The site name (which I always create) was stellar. Guess what? We did a sale or two a week until after two years the guy pulled the site. Now at the same exact time I launched what I considered to be pure shit content. Old, SD, big '80's-style hair, bad lighting, fake-looking MILFs and burned-out crack whores. Guess what? It's one of my most consistent sites, selling about 20 full Memberships (no trials) a week. So go figure. This is why you always test, test, test. Will you keep sending traffic to sites that don't convert? Obviously not - but here's something I have noticed, which is why I do not give up too quickly on a new site: for whatever reason there seems to be what I call "Internet lag time". Meaning, sometimes you send traffic to a site for months and it converts like shit (or not at all). But then suddenly, magically, it begins to convert! Sometimes a slow build until it reaches a plateau and other times ZOOM out of nowhere. Of course, it may never convert well like the example above. But these days my time frame for working a site has grown to over a year minimum before I deem it a 'failure' or not worth my time. |
6-12 months for Google to give authority to a site in most cases.
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Content is the deciding factor in whether a site converts, affiliates send traffic and the business makes money. PN does agree with me content is king. Throwing more traffic at a site that has bad content doesn't solve the situation. Getting better content does solve the situation. |
Most of you agree with PN that sending traffic doesn't determine the success or failure of a site. Upgrading the content does determine the success or failure of a site, so long as you don't over spend on the content.
That's the cruncher. Since day one the Internet has largely been unable to pay what offline pays for content.The exceptions are those with in house content producers usually partners or bosses. No one paid consistently what magazines or DVD companies paid for the product. Until online killed off offline and removed the option. Unless you pay the top producers the right money you will never get the content needed to turn a surfer into a member, get him to stay a member and to return. Just sending more traffic doesn't change the situation. Today who works at sending traffic to sites that don't convert, who works at sending traffic to porn sites like they did in 2006. What's changed? Tubes have arrived with 100,000s of free videos and the traffic followed the content. If traffic were king, content would still get the same traffic, still convert the same and you wouldn't be changing how you work. |
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with what you've brought to the line, it's enough to just survive in a shabby house on a cheap village in CZ. how much on the ground would someone have to be who considers that worthwhile? I don't think you ever get to the point where you're embarrassing yourself, right? what keeps you from taking 2 or 3 hundred a thousand euro into your hands - to get 4 or 5 young, fresh people and tell them how they earn money? as the owner of such a company you would earn super with all your knowledge, wouldn't you? but it just starts with the fact that you don't have 2 or 3 hundred thousand euro for it - which already tells a lot about your success story so far. you also won't find anyone who will give you 2 or 3 hundred thousand euro for it, because people who have it to risk it as venture capital would run away after 2 minutes if they heard you talking. you want to teach people how to climb mountains and have never seen a mountain before - and that really makes you the clown of this board |
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I hate to say it but traffic > content because you need the traffic to make money to make the content.
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Bottom line is no one can ignore that Tubes have the most content, surfers are more interested in Tubes than buying and fewer here are prepared to spend their time pushing porn because of that. |
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we fill our day by giving free porn away and in the evening we go to clean toilets and bring the neighbors dogs to walk to make some money to survive and pay the servers. what a shame that we did not listen to you. |
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