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They've turned into a banner farm?
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geez.. even if its a temporary design they could have spent more then 5 minutes on one to make it more productive. seems to me like someones just throwing money away.
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Hello Everyone,
In case this was not clear, last week a thread was posted as well as a story (in XBIZ) about the management of sex.com changing over. This took place on Friday night and through the weekend. We had e-mailed our trade partners and made our best efforts to contact them about this change over. The majority of them were made aware that this was the case. Obviously, we would have liked to have gotten to every single one of them, but a few may have missed this. We did not put out a statement about this due to not being fully sure what the status of the TGP would be until late last week. Likewise, we had to be fair to the new management and allow that transition to take place smoothly. As for the traffic trades, if you have not already noticed or have not gotten our e-mail pertaining to this matter, we apologize sincerely. Under perfect conditions, we would have clearly and publicly made a statement. However, we did not know if it would continue to run and that decision came down later in the week. As such, we had to wait for the announcement to be made, but that left us with little time to notify people. We do have several TGP properties that we are happy to take trades on. We do have a link on sex.com going to one of these, and we do appreciate them keeping this there for us during this period. Likewise, we have more properties with traffic buys from other good tgps (which also have some decent existing trades). We’ll be ramping these up in the coming days and months. Please feel free to contact us and examine some of our offerings here: h-t-t-p://getporn.com/trade.html Thank You, PB traffic |
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opps...double post
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lol that looks like a porn site from 1997
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Back to basics haha
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Escom Names New CEO/President, Plans to Revamp Sex.com
For those of you who missed it, read about the most recent Sex.com news here (as reported by AVN):
2007-03-27 Escom Names New CEO/President, Plans to Revamp Sex.com By: Jed Nottingham Posted: 11:00 am PST 3-27-2007 LOS ANGELES - Escom LLC, the company that bought the controversial Sex.com domain almost a year and a half ago for a reported $14 million, has hired Del Anthony as the new chief executive officer and president to lead in the revitalization of the site. Anthony, formally the chief operating officer of VS Media, has extensive Internet development experience, including a comprehensive knowledge of the space. Anthony will oversee a complete reorganization and restructuring of Sex.com. This is the first of many announcements Escom will be making in the coming months, according to a company statement. Escom plans to upgrade its business model and brand image, veering away from the "banner farm" the site had become and toward a refined, mainstream, adult-friendly, user-powered portal and social network, the statement noted. Anthony told AVNOnline he is excited about the upcoming changes at Sex.com, saying they are only the beginning. "Our goal is to turn the domain into what it should be?a world-class destination and online society for all things adult. Expect a complete metamorphosis," Anthony promised. "We are going to build the site into an enormously powerful brand. Sex.com will appeal to a much broader market segment, with more focus on women users, and shake loose the negative stigma associated with adult sites. Our objective is to go as mainstream as we possibly can in terms of some of our new partnerships, as well as the new technologies that we'll be using. The domain name itself can easily be transitioned into something more mainstream." The new Sex.com site will be Web 2.0-compliant, offering a multitude of options including video and photo content, shopping, news, community, survey statistics, and more. "The site will be refreshing, lively, and unconventional," said Anthony. "We are going to completely redo our image. Unique, informed, lifestyle-driven, socially networked: These are just some of the concepts visitors will associate with the site in the future. This new positioning will help us expand the brand way beyond merely driving Internet traffic to the world's best domain. We have a branding company that we are working with now that we feel is confident in helping us obtaining these goals." Escom has been building momentum over the past several weeks by inking partnerships with high-profile industry leaders across the globe. While the deals give Escom a head start with modern content, Anthony explained the company is working to acquire additional partners that offer products and services of mass appeal, to fill in any service gaps. "We will lead by example and partner with key industry leaders," he said. "The best of the best modern adult applications will find a lucrative, white-labeled home at Sex.com. So, if you fall into that category, please get in touch with us ASAP." The company plans to open a new Los Angeles office soon and is hiring experienced professionals to fill numerous roles, Anthony said. _________ If you are looking for additional info, or would like to discuss potential partnerships, contact [email protected] . |
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its parked already im 100% sure it makes more money now than with the banner farm two weeks ago (unless these banners were advertiser spots who were overpaying like 4-5 times ) |
Is it that easy for sites to get hacked?
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how much does the domain name sex.com cost???
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It does seem there is something wrong with it
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If I owned sex.com id make it a huge paysite review site
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Very sad news
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But that's life, you know what to do with the domain but would never ever have it, yet some idiot has it without a clue of what it's for. :disgust |
Thats great news, maybe this guy will be able to went this site to something usefull. At least we can hope so.
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they went back to the steve cohen sex.com style - I think it will be the most profitable
I think the % of internet virgins who type in sex.com is high so wheres the $'s in revealing to them the free side of online porn? |
It reminds me of how it used to look before Kremen got it back. Not sure how well 90's marketing work now in 2007. Guess we will see but I doubt that 4 banners on a page will do well anymore.
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While I'm sure most internet newbs typing in sex.com are looking for porn, he/she could also be looking for sex tips and other things erotic and not necessarily pornographic. It would seem if they were looking for porn they'd type in porn.com first. People typing in playboy.com aren't looking for chicks with 2 dicks in their ass and a gallon of splooge on their faces.
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they should make it a wiki ;)
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modeling after gay.com would be their best bet if they want to get mainstream involved as well.
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that page is sad
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come on, why is everyone still talkin about a banner farm?
banner farm was there 2 weeks ago, today its a parked page, am I the only one who sees it? |
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looks like a lease that went unsold
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I'm getting nothing. Doesn't resolve.
I did PPC with sex.com years ago and conversions were brutal. The last "relaunch" didn't look like they did much - A link to Advertise went to an email address, not very professional. If someone who has a clue got this site, they could actually do something with it if isn't too late. |
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can't imagine that anyone who types in http://www.sex.com today will ever do that again. They are waisting a golden domain. Short rin this "parked" thing will bring in some bucks but eventually it will be the modt useless type in domain.
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Just seems such a waste |
It's pretty sad looking right now. atleast when it was a TGP I am sure the traffic grew
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