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Originally Posted by signupdamnit
Although what you say is true it's been more of the opposite overall. Over the last five years affiliates have left adult in droves. The affiliate programs are still there it's just that the [non-tube] affiliates willing to seriously promote them aren't. So it could be turned around. "The strange thing is you all wonder why affiliates are all moving away from [have already left] adult"
It's not because the opportunity to promote your programs is returning great value for the affiliate.
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Every affiliate making money still promotes sites. Either sponsors or their own sites. Affiliates who do not make money (and do not send sales) have left. They have been replaced by in-house sponsor networks and professional webmaster services-for-hire. The retirement of webmasters isn't reducing the sales of sponsor programs at all. More webmasters doesn't mean more sales in most instances.
Anyone who thinks that is unfair can easily create their own Paysites and promote them. Affiliates have all the power. We can create Paysites, tubes, do SEO work, create new businesses any time we want. All it takes is work, money or both.