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xxxjay 09-10-2008 03:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MaDalton (Post 14735497)
if you list iBill please also put Globill, Globosale, PSW Billing, Lancelot, My Virtual Card and the 10 others I forgot on the list

Fair enough.

DWB 09-10-2008 03:08 PM

I will admit I was crying about the tubes and torrents, but I hiked up my skirt.

I'm making more money than ever! No real complaints here.

DWB 09-10-2008 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by JayDeeZee (Post 14735504)
We are here because we are fulfilling a basic human need. A primal urge that is far greater than anything on that list.

Fucking A Right!

The need to release sperm trumps ALL OF THAT SHIT!!!

L-Pink 09-10-2008 03:11 PM

One thing that WILL severely wound if not kill the industry is giving away FREE PRODUCT.

Free product removes a potential customer it also trains customers to view your product as something with no value.

xxxjay 09-10-2008 03:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 14735676)
One thing that WILL severely wound if not kill the industry is giving away FREE PRODUCT.

Free product removes a potential customer it also trains customers to view your product as something with no value.

I agree 100%

QuickBuck_Natalie 09-10-2008 04:13 PM

Isn't Visa a public company now with shareholders to answer to?

seeric 09-10-2008 04:15 PM

Things to do about tube sites.


1) prove that they do in fact monitor their networks, thus closing the 2257/copyright protection loophole that they hide behind.

2) repeal the dmca at the congressional level and have it rewritten to make sense with the times and technology.

3) successfully prosecute one of the advertisers for contributory infringement, thus shutting off their revenues, which i am still not convinced are that high.


other than that, no one is gonna do shit about tubes. NOTHING!

no sense in anyone ever posting anything about them if you can't do one of the three things above.

chhhhuuuuuuccchhhhhhh!!!!

xxxjay 09-10-2008 05:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by A1R3K (Post 14735950)
Things to do about tube sites.


1) prove that they do in fact monitor their networks, thus closing the 2257/copyright protection loophole that they hide behind.

2) repeal the dmca at the congressional level and have it rewritten to make sense with the times and technology.

3) successfully prosecute one of the advertisers for contributory infringement, thus shutting off their revenues, which i am still not convinced are that high.


other than that, no one is gonna do shit about tubes. NOTHING!

no sense in anyone ever posting anything about them if you can't do one of the three things above.

chhhhuuuuuuccchhhhhhh!!!!

After much research, I've reached the same conclusion. You could waste a bunch of money with a lawyer, but that's all you will do is: waste money.

seeric 09-10-2008 06:03 PM

yo, i just sent you email with that info.

SomeCreep 09-10-2008 06:13 PM

The industry is perfectly fine, except for the fact that it takes a lot more of everything to do anything these days. In other words, 8 hours of work accomplishes what 4 hours of work did 5 years ago. 10,000 uniques generates as much revenue as 5000 uniques did 5 years ago and so on.

All things being equal, webmasters can expect to continue seeing their conversions decline further and further as the years progress. If your average conversion ratio right now is 1:1000, it is likely 5 years ago, it was around 1:500 or better. Five years from now, it will likely be 1:5000.

As long as one keeps generating more traffic to compensate for worsening ratios, they'll be fine.

seeric 09-10-2008 06:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SomeCreep (Post 14736575)
The industry is perfectly fine, except for the fact that it takes a lot more of everything to do anything these days. In other words, 8 hours of work accomplishes what 4 hours of work did 5 years ago. 10,000 uniques generates as much revenue as 5000 uniques did 5 years ago and so on.

All things being equal, webmasters can expect to continue seeing their conversions decline further and further as the years progress. If your average conversion ratio right now is 1:1000, it is likely 5 years ago, it was around 1:500 or better. Five years from now, it will likely be 1:5000.

As long as one keeps generating more traffic to compensate for worsening ratios, they'll be fine.



50 people who get it.

cherrylula 09-10-2008 06:16 PM

I'd rather focus on things helping this industry. :)

NinjaSteve 09-10-2008 07:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jakethedog (Post 14735603)
there was a huge worry that visa was going to pull adult transactions 2 or 3 years ago .. to much fraud for the less than 1% of sales in their business model .

They set that standard so they can charge more fees and make even more money.

MrAwesome 09-10-2008 07:17 PM

thanks for the thread dude

xxxjay 09-10-2008 08:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cherrylula (Post 14736590)
I'd rather focus on things helping this industry. :)

Nobody HELPS the industry at their own expense!





Name one case of when that has happened?





Waiting.....





Still waiting...





Crickets...





As I thought!

CarlosTheGaucho 09-11-2008 07:51 AM

The demand for porn is and always will be the same and more or less steady.

Actually, the distribution should be nowadays easier then before - better bandwith penetration/ better worldwide cc penetration/ all kinds of billing options / advanced marketing methods such as geo ip targeting / rss feeds / whatever, more advanced ways to quantify / qualify traffic, that all should make a life of a smart and dedicated marketer easier.

Of course that's a total non sense and would only work if the market would be the same as a couple years ago or at least would respect at least some form of business "ethics".

I guess the main things that are hurting the sales are oversaturation of the most popular niches, and much easier access to a free substitute.

There is uncomparably more marketers competing for the same piece of the pie among paysite owners / traffic holders which makes them pull the tricks out and those who are desperate are taking part in the free porn madness / dating and cams are funding sites that are degrading the value of the video through a hole in the law etc. etc. talk about evolution, I call it devolution. This was discussed thousand times.

Not saying anything new, it's of course more immediate access to get a free substitute of paid porn than ever, instead having to download fhg clips or photos from teasers that at least still had the links to the sponsors or waiting long hours for a pirated clip over the p2p that doesn't have to be what you were looking for, you just check the screenshot, click play and have it all served - it's a jerk or no jerk off question - very much the only big (d)evolution in porn that happened lately.

The best way how to get rid of the tube sites would be if there would exist some new form of dialer / major scam that would enable to bill every single dude that watches free porn over there - that would teach several millions of free jerkers to get back to the good old paid porn.

Nothing new stated.

Malicious Biz 09-11-2008 07:58 AM

Someday the sky will fall and you'll all be sorry for not heeding the warnings! You'll see!

Klen 09-11-2008 08:11 AM

I think better title will be "things which makes ratios goes very bad"

Odie 09-11-2008 08:53 AM

good thread..btw, Happy birthday JAY! muah!


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