Promoting BDSM on mainstream sites
 

Yesterday I found a mainstream site that had a popunder for Alt.com (AFF's BDSM dating site.) I e-mailed the guy, he said it paid the bills :1orglaugh

Makes Sense.

Here's a tip about the transferability of some Adult products and services into the Mainstream:

If you can defend its right to exist, as part of a unique, expressive lifestyle (supported by rhetoric and ideology), you can get away with a great deal.

Ever wonder how "Queer as Folk" show all that they show on TV (albeit cable HBO)?

Lightbulbs, people!


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dunno about bdsm selling on a mainstream site, but I can tell ya that a basic teen hardcore site does not convert well with bdsm traffic.

If that's true, then the rule is "mainstream traffic has kink in it, but kink traffic has very little non-kink in it."

very true

Most people running the ads on mainstream sites don't consider Alt.com a BDSM site, they just consider it a "personals" site.

he should be promoting bondage.com personals section..

http://bondage.com/geobanners/gb_05.jpg

great geo targeting ad's and you can even choose where to send your surfer by age, gender, orientation etc..