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Originally Posted by Paul Markham
You have touched on the reason porn is dying in terms of making money. 99% or maybe more of porn consumers don't spend hours looking at it. They find it, jerk off and get on with their lives. It's not a subject that one needs to spend hours looking at. Back in the day, they had to buy it to jerk off, today a 30-minute visit to a Tube and it's all done.
So thinking they're going to be surfing for hours on different tubes and upset because the same scenes are on different tubes is flawed.
Of course, if you spend all day skipping from one tube site to another and expecting to never see the same video twice. Don't judge the whole market by that.
The exception is the micro niche sector, where there are limited production and demand from a few for new material. Sadly the economics rarely support high numbers of production.
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Paul, I didn't say porn was dying. I said affiliate part of this business was dying.
You clearly doesn't have any experience marketing on tubes. You should check out xhamster to see some of those male profiles .. doubt those perverts with hundreds of favorited+their own videos spend just 30 minutes a day on porn. Sorry dude, you are wrong.
We aren't talking about those who jerk off and go. They wouldn't buy porn anyway.
You claimed surfers won't know a scene is not exclusive as long as they haven't seen it. That's true. But they can easily find out and most likely they will... since they surf porn regularly.