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Originally Posted by The Porn Nerd
I DID read what you wrote and no it was not understandable. This is often the case with your longer posts. Maybe it's a language thing...
But I do NOT see real estate offers or car tire ads being advertised on the tubes. Maybe in the German-speaking market but not on PH, XHamster et al.
And of course gathering emails or mobile phone data is a great way to market via email campaigns. Just ask Rochard and YNOT Mail.  But the initial ad price is based on how the product being advertised is sold, not the future potential of data mining and emails.
So companies that have figured out how to squeeze 10% from spending 100K on dick pill ads are buying all the traffic, waiting in line for it, etc? Got it. But as you said, membersites (paysites) are not a part of this equation. The ones that DO advertise are owned by the tubes themselves.
I, for one, am not interested in pushing dick pills, ads. But for those who do dig that kind of thing, mozeltov. |
Is 10% profit a gross or net figure? This is important in business because it indicates real profitability. 10% net profit is a little low unless turn over is in the millions, $100k per million does that include all costs, re-investment, good and bad times, etc? Still pretty low for that turn over.
If you have to buy "dickpills, casinos or virus protection" build a site, hosting, pay taxes, rent, staff, it sucks.
But if there is no buying traffic involved the return is good, is it as good as selling the porn?
However if it wasn't Mindgeek giving it away there are others ready to give it away. So without government help we're fucked.