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Is porno dead and was Larry Flynt right?
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I've seen your work - it's truly what I would call 'Beautiful' - it takes erotica & nudity to another level. If 'Your' work is not in demand it could be a multitude of things but for discussion purposes, 1) it's not what people are looking for 2) your price is too highOriginally posted by Red EzraThat's not true - I shoot nice work and I struggle
I personally find your work more stimulating than most porn around and this, from someone who's been looking at all types of porn since 7 years. The quality is magazine quality - Playboy, Hustler and as for sites, Twisty's would be your best bet - I relate that type of high quality porn to those three brands.
If it's memberships you're trying to sell, you need to get your name out more - make trades with bigger companies, get the right affiliates, find a viral way to get your brand/name out.
If it's also content you are selling, then perhaps your prices are a high from a buyer's point of view. Do you sell yourself short? No, but you can lower your price or find a way to lower your costs so you can get long term contracts & keeping you working all the time. (volume work over higher pay - less money but overall more work - getting your name out to the point where you'll be expected to raise your prices)Comment
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Porn is only dead if you convince yourself that it is dead.
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yea I think so as long as its "bad" also it will keep mainstream people away tooOriginally posted by fcody0Years ago, I read a quote from Larry Flynt that said something like, "When pornography is everywhere, no one will care about it anymore."
I just read a few reviews of the LA Erotica Convention last week and they weren't positive. Seems the consensus is product is selling way too cheap and agencies are offering talent at firesale prices.
70% of the internet connected households now have broadband and porno is easier and cheaper to get than ever because of it. Take a look at My-Space or x-Peeps and you'll find all the entertainment you want to get yourself off for nothing!
The US Attorney General doesn't have to worry about fighting pornography. We'll snuff it out ourselves. Sooner or later, it'll be everwhere (if it isn't already) no one will care, and nobody's gonna make any money.
Long live the Religious Right. They'll keep us in business.Comment
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You can easily pirate movies, but you can't pirate communities. I think the industry needs to move towards the 'Web 2.0' phenomenon of user interactivity. Give your users an active part in the making of videos, allow them to interact with the models and other members. You're going to see longer retention when a member feels heavliy involved in the community.
I think what Naughty America is doing with their game is very smart. The success of Second Life shows you that there is a market for adult MMOs (hell, it has it's own economy!).Comment
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my opinian is that; Taboos mast support & it will give the more life to Porn, however i don't thing porn is going crap.
btw; to be webmaster comunity we should make a higher to prices wich i'm talking about.Comment
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Originally posted by fcody0Years ago, I read a quote from Larry Flynt that said something like, "When pornography is everywhere, no one will care about it anymore."
I just read a few reviews of the LA Erotica Convention last week and they weren't positive. Seems the consensus is product is selling way too cheap and agencies are offering talent at firesale prices.
70% of the internet connected households now have broadband and porno is easier and cheaper to get than ever because of it. Take a look at My-Space or x-Peeps and you'll find all the entertainment you want to get yourself off for nothing!
The US Attorney General doesn't have to worry about fighting pornography. We'll snuff it out ourselves. Sooner or later, it'll be everwhere (if it isn't already) no one will care, and nobody's gonna make any money.
Long live the Religious Right. They'll keep us in business.
its called being desensitized to shit.....Comment
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It may be close to 70% have access, but they are NOT all have broadband. I'd guess that number's more like 30% if that.Originally posted by fcody070% of the internet connected households now have broadband and porno is easier and cheaper to get than ever because of it. Take a look at My-Space or x-Peeps and you'll find all the entertainment you want to get yourself off for nothing!
Correctamundo.Originally posted by DirtyWhiteBoyI think a lot of people will fall off over the next 2 years in both the online and DVD markets.
The people who can shoot & deliver good content will always have a job.
I think what you are going to see are the pushers of the reruns will vanish. Those with the original content, markets, and niches. Or those ahead of the curve will continue business as usual.
Correct to a point. I think you are seeing some of the lower end people in porn essentially phasing themselves out of a profession in the next 2-5 years. i'd say within 5 years, most of the low lying fruit should be completely gone, as will a good percentage of the small fries.Originally posted by Doctor DreThe industry is definitly self-destructing but there is still enough money to be made to retire 50 times in this lifetime.
Exactly. If you can not stay ahead of the curve in ANY business, you might as well count your days. Adult online's no different then any other.Originally posted by marketsmartif you cant adapt to changing times, you will be gone... sooner or later...
there will always be money online. you just have to figure out how to get it...
So true brotha man. Sing da praises.Originally posted by RochardThe truth of the matter is that sex sells, no matter if your pushing porn or trying to sell cars. Open up any woman's mag these days; Their photo content is very close to porn.
The entry barrier to getting into this industry is very low; Anyone can do it. Hell, I started with zero investment and free hosting on Geocities. New programs are opening up every day, some better than others, and only the strong will make it in the long run. I've already seen too many people open up their own program and fail in a horrible way.
What's going to happen in this industry is the same as any other emerging industry - It will be led by a hand full of people who will make great money for a long time, and then the large fish will swallow up the little fish. You see this already with Playboy buying up ICS and Jenna; I also know of two VERY large and VERY mainstream companies who are about to enter into the porn market (one in August and one in January).
Anyone knows who profits the most from porn? If I told you it was General Motors you'd all think I'm on crack. But it's true.
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Originally posted by fcody0I just read a few reviews of the LA Erotica Convention last week and they weren't positive. Seems the consensus is product is selling way too cheap and agencies are offering talent at firesale prices.
Please give an example of "firesale prices" from agencies........
most shooters in here would love to see this....
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Originally posted by fcody0agencies are offering talent at firesale prices.
you know jack shit about what talent costs in la. girls are getting more now for a scene then ever before.. even brand new chicks are getting $700 plus starting and some girls are getting $1-2k for a boy/girl!!!!
so please fuck off and die, you have no idea what you are sayingI can resist everything except temptationComment
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there will always be a market for porn b/c the shit still needs to be produced. you want to wack off to shit from the 1980's? be my guest... that is how ppl will feel 30 years from nowI can resist everything except temptationComment


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