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AaronM 12-19-2004 12:43 AM

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SykkBoy 12-19-2004 12:45 AM

just remember, not everyone that collects erotic material does so for a quick wank....
no, azguy is right, there is absolutely no money in mobile porn....go away, nothing to see here...


;-))

azguy 12-19-2004 12:45 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by J$tyle$
How long have you been on the web?

He's referring to 1996 - 1997 when thre were only 20 - 30 million people online around the world. It's the same crap people were saying when i was surfing on 14.4 modems!

Open your eyes, and see the opportunity - open your mind to the numbers of cell phone users around the world today ... think outside the little bubble you presently live in and try not to be so narrow minded.

:2 cents:

Ah... I connected my modem for the first time on early 1995. Seriously, again, are you comparing tiny phones to real computers? Get real. Well, that's fine, some people want to do business in mobile computing. God bless them. I just don't see a point at this point in life :) You capture the perverts on the run, while I make a killing off of perverts at home. Sounds like a good deal to me :)

jacobt 12-19-2004 01:11 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by azguy
They sure will. Only thing is, I'm not sure I want this type of impulse-customer. Besides, the "business man on the go" has a laptop and WiFi pretty much anywhere by 2007 anyway.
With this attitude i'm suprised you have any customers at all.

I agree that a 2" screen is perhaps a little too small for most people, but real color screen phones have only been out a year or two. Irrespective of this, mobile phones should end up as the primary delivery method for a huge amount of mainstream and adult content, they're accessible, constantly connected and everybody has one. It just makes sense.

J$tyle$ 12-19-2004 01:38 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by azguy
Ah... I connected my modem for the first time on early 1995. Seriously, again, are you comparing tiny phones to real computers? Get real. Well, that's fine, some people want to do business in mobile computing. God bless them. I just don't see a point at this point in life :) You capture the perverts on the run, while I make a killing off of perverts at home. Sounds like a good deal to me :)
I hear you - just like people didn't see the point of watching video online with 14.4 modems.

Then when we released the Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee Honeymoon video, the landscape suddenly changed.

All of a sudden, video online became a viable way to see porn ACTION and not just pics. THAT video changed everything at a time when experts thought the internet might just be a fad!

:winkwink:

BTW - I'll be sure to check what's going on with Adultie.com in 2005 sometime. I'm sure you're the one blazing the trail and we should all take notes

... especially the companies that paid over 120 billions of dollar for the G3 rights in Europe recently!

:thumbsup

azguy 12-19-2004 01:49 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by jacobt
With this attitude i'm suprised you have any customers at all.

I agree that a 2" screen is perhaps a little too small for most people, but real color screen phones have only been out a year or two. Irrespective of this, mobile phones should end up as the primary delivery method for a huge amount of mainstream and adult content, they're accessible, constantly connected and everybody has one. It just makes sense.

Like I said, people WILL make money off of it. I'm glad some entrepreneurs are going that route. It's just not MY cup of tea. I have waited too long for the market to be ready to what Adultie.com has to offer, and I'm just not going to fight '94-type of wars over emerging concepts. No point! I am only one person and we are only one company. There's no room to expand to markets that DON'T EXIST YET :)

Young 12-19-2004 02:07 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by azguy
Fucking crap. Just another gimmick to get the horny perverted customers. Nothing beats a 21" monitor at home. Porn on a cell phone... how dumb can people be. Sure companies will make shit loads of $$ of off it in the near future - but it's only because surfers fall for shitty products.
ok...so whats your point? If customers are stupid enough to pay out for the gimmick then let it be....wheres your beef? Are you a webmaster or a surfer??? Why should you be mad? Its more money in your pocket.

Young 12-19-2004 02:11 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by J$tyle$
I hear you - just like people didn't see the point of watching video online with 14.4 modems.

Then when we released the Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee Honeymoon video, the landscape suddenly changed.

All of a sudden, video online became a viable way to see porn ACTION and not just pics. THAT video changed everything at a time when experts thought the internet might just be a fad!

:winkwink:

BTW - I'll be sure to check what's going on with Adultie.com in 2005 sometime. I'm sure you're the one blazing the trail and we should all take notes

... especially the companies that paid over 120 billions of dollar for the G3 rights in Europe recently!


:thumbsup

So the Tommy Lee and Pam video is what made the internet a viable lasting product? :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :helpme :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

I'm sorry if i misunderstood. I could of swore you said the Tommy Lee video is what killed the internet being a fad idea. I guess the dot com boom, yahoo, google and AOL had nothing to do with this.

azguy 12-19-2004 02:12 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Young
ok...so whats your point? If customers are stupid enough to pay out for the gimmick then let it be....wheres your beef? Are you a webmaster or a surfer??? Why should you be mad? Its more money in your pocket.
I have no problem with that. I just don't see it being a massive revolution as many people here believe. It's nice, it's new, it's a nice way to burn some spare time. In the end of the day - it's useless :) Both as a surfer and a service provider I don't want to be there in such an early stage. It's a waste of money to try and do it all over again on a 2" screen this time :1orglaugh I will let other companies waste $$ on it and jump in when the time is right. "Too saturated" LOL.

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Young 12-19-2004 02:15 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by azguy
I have no problem with that. I just don't see it being a massive revolution as many people here believe. It's nice, it's new, it's a nice way to burn some spare time. In the end of the day - it's useless :) Both as a surfer and a service provider I don't want to be there in such an early stage. It's a waste of money to try and do it all over again on a 2" screen this time :1orglaugh I will let other companies waste $$ on it and jump in when the time is right. "Too saturated" LOL.
I definately agree about the 2" inch screen thing. Even on my Blackberry with the bigger screen pictures suck. But if a sucker is willing to part with his money...why not take it from him :glugglug

I'd imagine you wouldn't have to put in a 1/4 of the work that you would with the reg web. All u would need was some decent brandable mobile sounding domain names. Soon its going to be like 96 all over again, just on a smaller scale :Graucho

azguy 12-19-2004 02:21 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Young
I definately agree about the 2" inch screen thing. Even on my Blackberry with the bigger screen pictures suck. But if a sucker is willing to part with his money...why not take it from him :glugglug

This is where I think differently. I don't want to take money from suckers. It sounds funny, but it's true. I rather give them a REAL unique and useful service in exchange for their $$.

Quote:


I'd imagine you wouldn't have to put in a 1/4 of the work that you would with the reg web. All u would need was some decent brandable mobile sounding domain names. Soon its going to be like 96 all over again, just on a smaller scale :Graucho

Maybe. I don't think so, but maybe. If the demand is there we might offer some perverts-on-the-go.Adultie.com for those who can't wait to get home :) :1orglaugh :1orglaugh My whole thing is, I don't think the USERS want to go back to '96 all over again. That's it, they've had enough with low-quality pics and waiting forever to see pixels moving. So if I'm correct, it will end up being a gimmick thing, where people download mobile porn to show off, compare with their friend's mobile porn collection, etc. I don't want this type of clientele, sorry. It's going to be the Kazaa-type croud.

Young 12-19-2004 02:23 AM

I like all kinds of money. :thumbsup

azguy 12-19-2004 02:29 AM

http://wired.com/news/culture/0,1284...w=wn_tophead_4

Now that's MOBILE PORN :)

azguy 12-19-2004 02:33 AM

Read this opinion:

http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,65509,00.html

Cell phones are interactive and interpersonal. They aren't entertainment boxes waiting to receive content to display to a passive user. Until the mobile-content industry finds a way to incorporate personal communication into its porn -- perhaps with multiplayer sex games or seamless cybersex -- I don't see us spending a billion dollars on phone porn.

J$tyle$ 12-19-2004 02:47 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Young
So the Tommy Lee and Pam video is what made the internet a viable lasting product? :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :helpme :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

I'm sorry if i misunderstood. I could of swore you said the Tommy Lee video is what killed the internet being a fad idea. I guess the dot com boom, yahoo, google and AOL had nothing to do with this.

Read it a gain and try to focus on my point:

"All of a sudden, video online became a viable way to see porn ACTION and not just pics. THAT video changed everything at a time when experts thought the internet might just be a fad!"

I'm referring to watching video online as a form of entertainment at a time when people complained that it was too slow and the sceens were too small.

The complaints at the time were ... Why would someone want to watch a porn video on "A COMPUTER" when they could watch a rental on TV?

It all changed with that video ...

... and at 4,000+ joins to Clublove per day at the time ... if you don't believe that shit, you're mistaken!

That video proved PORN VIDEO to a viable and watchable form of entertainment online!

:2 cents:

J$tyle$ 12-19-2004 02:50 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Young



I'd imagine you wouldn't have to put in a 1/4 of the work that you would with the reg web. All u would need was some decent brandable mobile sounding domain names. Soon its going to be like 96 all over again, just on a smaller scale :Graucho

Bigger scale, not smaller ... there are potentially over 1 BILLION cell users to sell porn to ... there were only 10's of millions of people online in 96'

:winkwink:

azguy 12-19-2004 02:51 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by J$tyle$
Bigger scale, not smaller ... there are potentially over 1 BILLION cell users to sell porn to ... there were only 10's of millions of people online in 96'

:winkwink:

60% (just made that up) of them are kids with parents who will demand the providers to block the content anyway :1orglaugh

J$tyle$ 12-19-2004 02:58 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by azguy
60% (just made that up) of them are kids with parents who will demand the providers to block the content anyway :1orglaugh
Ok, so I'll use your MADE UP number of potential porn customers after you take out that 60%

400 million - when in 1996 there were only 30 - 40 million people online?

Thanks, for proving my point further wiseguy.

:thumbsup

You keep mining for gold in the saturated mines online with your brilliant launch in 2005!

I'll be watching and taking notes!

I'll also sell the picks, pans, and shovels to the miners of mobile content delivery, and we can meet up in 2 years and compare notes

:winkwink:

azguy 12-19-2004 03:01 AM

What you guys are missing here is that Mobile Porn is not like any other Mobile service/product such as ring tones, wallpapers, digital camera features, etc.

It's PORN after all. The following factors come into play:

1. Parents will demand providers to block such content on their kids' phones.

2. Even if they don't - teens are unlikely to waste their last dime on freaking limited pixels believed to be porn :1orglaugh

^ these two also apply to some extent to PC-based porn anyway.

3. LOW LOW LOW quality. It just can't be that we've lowered our standards from REAL SEX to DVD-quality sex, to PC-based-DivX-coded sex, to 2" small figures having sex on a god damn cell phone.

4. Privacy of the end-user. Are we going to see lines to the restrooms with peope waiting to get off on a 120x120 thumbnail-sized pic of a Pamela Anderson-looking figure? If they will do it at home, geez, doesn't it make more sense to actually USE A FREAKING PC or put on a DVD?

5. The only viable use is in a gimmick-fashion - compare pics with college buddies, download 10-second clips and try to figure out what the hell happened there, etc.

6. Waste of money for the end-users. I think that even people who like it at first will realize that it's not worth their $$. But then again, they spend $1 a pop for ring tones, so go figure. LOL.

7. Charge-backs. I don't think people will be happy with lousy '96-style content. Time will tell.

I'm tired :thumbsup

azguy 12-19-2004 03:06 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by J$tyle$
Ok, so I'll use your MADE UP number of potential porn customers after you take out that 60%

400 million - when in 1996 there were only 30 - 40 million people online?

Thanks, for proving my point further wiseguy.

:thumbsup

You keep mining for gold in the saturated mines online with your brilliant launch in 2005!

I'll be watching and taking notes!

I'll also sell the picks, pans, and shovels to the miners of mobile content delivery, and we can meet up in 2 years and compare notes

:winkwink:

You should take notes :) Saturated? It's called an ESTABLISHED & PROVEN industry "wise-guy". LOL.

I'm not saying you won't make money man. We're just doing so in two different ways :) I am NOT going to be part of yet another fad (like I said, I am only one person) when there are so many opportunities here right now.

You think you're ready for it - then all the power to you :) Maybe in 2 years we can even work together. Like I said, I want to see this industry established before I step in. Heck, those end-users who insist on "doing it mobile" can still enjoy some parts of our upcoming service. I promise I will not block WAP access to those who can get in :)

azguy 12-19-2004 03:08 AM

I hope I'm mistaken, but I really don't think so. As I said, I will also benefit from mobile porn, so I really have nothing against it except the logical thinking that it just won't make it as big as some of you expect. IF it does - great, more users for me and it actually fits quite well with our business model.

toddler 12-19-2004 03:13 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Lace
the problem is, you've got a 2" [at the biggest] screen on a cell phone compared to at least a 15" monitor or like 19" tv...big difference in size man.
actually. today yes, thats true. tomorrow...you''re in for some very cool stuff. widescreen portables, streaming media, VGA plus. Go check out qualcomm's mediaflow stuff for some ideas.

I work in the cell industry, some coooool shit coming.

azguy 12-19-2004 03:15 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by toddler
actually. today yes, thats true. tomorrow...you''re in for some very cool stuff. widescreen portables, streaming media, VGA plus. Go check out qualcomm's mediaflow stuff for some ideas.

I work in the cell industry, some coooool shit coming.

That is true. Like I said, 2008-9 :)

J$tyle$ 12-19-2004 03:17 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by azguy
You should take notes :) Saturated? It's called an ESTABLISHED & PROVEN industry "wise-guy". LOL.

I'm not saying you won't make money man. We're just doing so in two different ways :) I am NOT going to be part of yet another fad (like I said, I am only one person) when there are so many opportunities here right now.

You think you're ready for it - then all the power to you :) Maybe in 2 years we can even work together. Like I said, I want to see this industry established before I step in. Heck, those end-users who insist on "doing it mobile" can still enjoy some parts of our upcoming service. I promise I will not block WAP access to those who can get in :)

:)

We can do business now if it make sense.

... and the market is saturated, man. Not saying that you won't be able to make money, just stating the obvious.

I've watched several companies in this business that did over $100 million in it's best years lose marketshare (some went out of business) because the pie is being eroded by tons more entrants into the business, and other pressures.

History has a way of predicting the future. I know history. I've participated in much of it. History of the home video biz, history of the phonesex biz, history of the adult internet biz. It all follows a similar path with adult entertainment.

Best of luck, man - you'll need it as well as skill, marketing, and hard/smart work!

:2 cents:

azguy 12-19-2004 03:22 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by J$tyle$
:)

We can do business now if it make sense.

... and the market is saturated, man. Not saying that you won't be able to make money, just stating the obvious.

I've watched several companies in this business that did over $100 million in it's best years lose marketshare (some went out of business) because the pie is being eroded by tons more entrants into the business, and other pressures.

History has a way of predicting the future. I know history. I've participated in much of it. History of the home video biz, history of the phonesex biz, history of the adult internet biz. It all follows a similar path with adult entertainment.

Best of luck, man - you'll need it as well as skill, marketing, and hard/smart work!

:2 cents:

We are not what you think :) The last thing I'm worried about is the saturation in this market. Let's just say that if history has it right, it will be the equivalent to the affect Google had on the search market :)

J$tyle$ 12-19-2004 03:26 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by azguy
We are not what you think :) The last thing I'm worried about is the saturation in this market. Let's just say that if history has it right, it will be the equivalent to the affect Google had on the search market :)
Getting late :sleep

Seriously, I wish you the best!

:thumbsup

Hit me up on ICQ sometime and we can debate privately

LOL

azguy 12-19-2004 03:27 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by J$tyle$
Getting late :sleep

Seriously, I wish you the best!

:thumbsup

Hit me up on ICQ sometime and we can debate privately

LOL

I'm off to bed as well :) Good night :thumbsup

emmanuelle 12-19-2004 10:55 AM

As my lovely & talented assistant said:
'God bless the short sighted"

Lace 12-19-2004 12:48 PM

Looks like I built up some tension here...

azguy, I have to disagree with you here. If theres a money making oportunity out there thats far from being saturated, why not take it? Money is money as long as its legit. I know countless ammounts of people who have porn clips on their phones, downloaded wall papers and ring tones, etc. Hell I just ordered some "moantone" from a link posted in the first page earlier for shits and giggles.

This could be something truely unique if you know what you're doing and have the right marketing approach. Give it a little bit and im sure this will be a booming new side of the industry. Look how technology is changing every day. Why not get in early and start up now. All the more room to grow and improve.


The possibilitys are endless.

I've got to shower and then going out to watch the game. :glugglug

azguy 12-19-2004 12:53 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Lace
Looks like I built up some tension here...

azguy, I have to disagree with you here. If theres a money making oportunity out there thats far from being saturated, why not take it? Money is money as long as its legit. I know countless ammounts of people who have porn clips on their phones, downloaded wall papers and ring tones, etc. Hell I just ordered some "moantone" from a link posted in the first page earlier for shits and giggles.

This could be something truely unique if you know what you're doing and have the right marketing approach. Give it a little bit and im sure this will be a booming new side of the industry. Look how technology is changing every day. Why not get in early and start up now. All the more room to grow and improve.


The possibilitys are endless.

I've got to shower and then going out to watch the game. :glugglug

I agree with you: if you believe it's an opportunity to make money - definitely go for it. I am not saying there is no money in mobile porn. I'm just not willing to test the waters myself. I'll let others do it. When the market is ready - Adultie.com will be there.

I'm personally not interested in "getting in early" in mobile porn. I have many other projects ready for the prime time :)

Lace 12-19-2004 01:17 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by azguy
I agree with you: if you believe it's an opportunity to make money - definitely go for it. I am not saying there is no money in mobile porn. I'm just not willing to test the waters myself. I'll let others do it. When the market is ready - Adultie.com will be there.

I'm personally not interested in "getting in early" in mobile porn. I have many other projects ready for the prime time :)

Fair enough.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by SiMpLe
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Pete-KT 01-10-2005 10:42 AM

it will be the next large money maker

Pete

AlienQ - BANNED FOR LIFE 01-10-2005 10:52 AM

I would be more concerned about kids accessing adult content via a cell phone and buying these "Services". That couldnt be a good thing at all with no age verification features.

Aside from all, I see this CELL PORN as nothing but a Marketing platform/Advertising gimmick. Very few men will rub one out to a cell phone pic or vid IMHO.

So essentially its an Ad tool. :2 cents:

AlienQ - BANNED FOR LIFE 01-10-2005 10:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pete-KT
it will be the next large money maker

Pete


Wrong.
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DutchTeenCash 01-10-2005 11:07 AM

wow im SO glad everyone agrees mobile porn is nothing (that way we can keep earning a shitload on it here in Europe)

gleem 01-10-2005 11:15 AM

I wanted to get into the US mobile phone ringtone/graphics market for a while, but still can't figure out how to get the porn to the phone user, and bill him on that phone like they do in Europe? From what I can see the US phone companies have the billing system all to themselves.

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mhende6600 01-10-2005 11:27 AM

we'll just have to wait and see

The Sultan Of Smut 01-10-2005 11:30 AM

I think the bored guy riding the bus every morning might have a peek.

Kimmykim 01-10-2005 11:51 AM

Well, azguy and his strange opinions aside, mobile content delivery is an excellent marketing tool. Just like other technologies, try thinking of it that way instead of being something to replace what you do already. Anyone who doesn't see the benefit of adding a clean 10% or so to their bottom line with minimal work and risk shouldn't be in business if you ask me.

For my first example, I'll use member upsells. You've got a guy who has joined a site and is a loyal member -- he loves the girl or girls the site features -- he's also the first person that would pay an additional monthly fee to get wallpaper, screensavers, maybe even personalized text messages from the girl or girls of his choice monthly.

Or say you've got a reality site. You send your existing members teaser trailers on their cell phones when you update every week (or whatever your schedule) -- while it does cost you a few cents to send the trailers out, you get members who will come back and log in to see the new updated videos and they extend their membership for another month due to the novelty of the mobile marketing, and perhaps even longer if they really like the whole thing.

There are so many ways to look at this it's not even funny. Mobile delivery in the EU is already hot and exceptionally profitable, now it's time to bring it into the states and start making money here.

One of my clients has an excellent system that's been in use in Europe for quite some time now, and they are ramping up with US delivery and partnerships with various companies right now.

They've got a definitely recognizable demo with some of the most searched for web girls out there if anyone's interested in seeing it. Email me or icq me with your cell number and I'll have them send you the demo to your mobile. --

Kimmykim 01-10-2005 11:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gleem
I wanted to get into the US mobile phone ringtone/graphics market for a while, but still can't figure out how to get the porn to the phone user, and bill him on that phone like they do in Europe? From what I can see the US phone companies have the billing system all to themselves.

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CellGuy 01-12-2005 11:50 AM

Just got back from exhbiting at Internext Vegas and Webmasters at our booth shared some of the sentiments seen in this thread. Screens too small, US market not ready, faddish. We heard the same cynicism at Internext Florida last year. But the International market for cell phone content exists and is growing exponentially.

We can all hypothesize why it exists - true mobile privacy, sharing content with buddys over IR/Bluetooth, 'nomadic nooky'. The truth is there are sociocellular reasons why consumers download porn that we don't quite yet understand - a little bit like the ringtone phenomena - Cell phones have become the Ipod of the adult industry in the International market - but nobody quite knows where the tipping point originated. The important truth is that US adult webmasters can commercially leverage this right now. Webmasters with at least 10% international membership/traffic are benefiting by cellular enabling their websites and enjoying fresh, novel revenues.

Take a look at www.babecell.com when you have a minute. You'll find a unique first of it's kind product that'll have you cashing in on cell phone content overnight.

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SiMpLe 01-12-2005 12:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by azguy
Fucking crap. Just another gimmick to get the horny perverted customers. Nothing beats a 21" monitor at home. Porn on a cell phone... how dumb can people be. Sure companies will make shit loads of $$ of off it in the near future - but it's only because surfers fall for shitty products.


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