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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam
The majority of non-everyday purchases (excluding groceries, beer [every day items]) are researched on the internet -- search engines are the primary first source -- anybody in business knows that. Paul is out of business so his awareness is 1999 ...
How will you monetize? Paid inclusion or by some other way. AdWords has made Google what it is today ...
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Do you have any stats on how many men are researching porn with the Kleenex in one hand and their dick in the other?
And that hasn't changed from 1966 to 2016. You have to have never been in the business if you think jerking off is researching on the internet.
Still proves my point about the content has to be better than the rest.
What you guys will never get is we deliver jerk off material and jerking off hasn't changed for 500,000 years. You deliver the same product, sexual stimuli. All your webmaster bullshit stops dead the moment the surfer lands on a pornsite. He's looking at pictures and videos and deciding to rub one out then or move onto the next site. The Internet hasn't changed that. Instead of mags and a TV, it's screen. And all your "Internet" bullshit is dead.
Yes, you can sell more by driving more traffic. But no one is going to work sending traffic to a badly converting site. Except the site owner and he could be better off sending the same traffic to another site. The sites with the best product out perform the ones with the worse product. But listening to you guys that doesn't seem to matter because understanding how the Internet works is superior.
If you can point out how "understanding the Internet" works better than understanding the consumer and product. Speak up because until now, you have addressed that subject.