What's Next - We Have Done Cams And Dating To Death?....

[EddyTheDog]

So what's next?...

There might be a few "Whales" left - Lets face it though - Affiliates are fighting a losing battle.....

The surfers know that porn is free - Is there anything left to sell them?..

[Grapesoda]

what are your skills sets for internet marketing? this is a serious question.

[ajrocks]

There are a lot of people making big money on cams and dating still. You need to be creative to get the traffic but it's there and it still makes money. Things certainly aren't easy these days but that means their are less people working the traffic. People with real marking skills and ideas still do just as well as always.

[EddyTheDog]

Originally Posted by Grapesoda

what are your skills sets for internet marketing? this is a serious question.

That's a hard question - It used to be easy - 'I know my niche'...

[xNetworx]

no money in cams. move along people

[pgmorin]

Just give them something more that what free site give.

I was alway downloading my movies and series but since netflix is so easy to use, work on all devices and cost less that 10 buck. I use it now.

People still buy bottled water you know

[AllAboutCams]

I thought you where doing ok

[Mickey_]

Originally Posted by EddyTheDog

So what's next?...

There might be a few "Whales" left - Lets face it though - Affiliates are fighting a losing battle.....

The surfers know that porn is free - Is there anything left to sell them?..

The affiliate landscape has certainly transformed in the past couple of years, but if you can't handle, manage and adapt to change efficiently, online marketing and/or e-commerce in general is probably not the best career choice for you. (not neccessarily directed at you, more of a blanket statement)

But to get a little more specific, customers are still very willing to pay for services that are unique, interactive and can't be found easily for free (or the free alternative is inferior)

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[EddyTheDog]

Originally Posted by Mickey_

The affiliate landscape has certainly transformed in the past couple of years, but if you can't handle, manage and adapt to change efficiently, online marketing and/or e-commerce in general is probably not the best career choice for you. (not neccessarily directed at you, more of a blanket statement)

But to get a little more specific, customers are still very willing to pay for services that are unique, interactive and can't be found easily for free (or the free alternative is inferior)

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Lifeselector is cool - However, I have a complaint - I can't get the pilot to butt fuck the gardener - Did I break it?....