A Down & Dirty Guide to Building Adult Web Sites
 

Anyone have this book? Is it worth getting for someone that already has a fairly successful website or it is just for the novice?

<A HREF="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0972063803/iblowjob-20">A Down & Dirty Guide to Building Adult Web Sites</A>


Kisses,

Jade

I'm listed in the book....that alone is worth it :thumbsup

DynaMite

I haven't read the book yet.....I did receive a copy of it.....I will
read some and let you know tomorrow.....

DynaMite :thumbsup

I've got a full page ad in there... and I'm quoted on the back cover as well :)

It honestly is a very thorough book - I have never seen anything better. Additionally, I've received calls from people that have read it and enjoyed it.

Cheers,

Brad

DynaSpain,

Looking forward to your commentary.

Kisses,

Jade

the reviews look pretty good.

I think i remember this guy posting here asking us to list stuff we thought would be usefull in the book :)

let me know if I am in it :) I realize i am highly useless but still, just maybee :thumbsup

I bought it - it's a good book for someone who knows nothing about the online porn business

The book is for newbies. Nothing interesing for experianced webmasters.

Not worth to buy it if you are not total newbie.

Just my 2c.

Amazon sells this book. Take a look at the email I received from Amazon as it relates to my affiliate application:

We have completed our review of your application to become an Amazon.com Associate, which included a visit to the Web pages where you planned to feature items for sale at Amazon.com. In the online copy of the operating agreement, linked from the application form, you may not have noticed this provision:

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Sites that Do Not Qualify for the Amazon.com Associates Program
include:

* Sites that promote sexually explicit material


A bit contradictory? They sell a book on how to build a porn site but yet they stand the high moral ground and won't allow affiliates that promote sexually explicit material????

Yeah interesting that Amazon makes a big deal about their policy of selling anything that meets their criteria, regardless of subject matter (i.e. they sell a book about pedophilia.)

Oh well, fascists.

C.

You can join their own affiliate program at http://www.gpnet-publishing.com

Cheers,

Brad

all i have to say is :

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Jade I mean, in case any of you guys think you are pieces of ass. You may be but i wouldn't know, i am hetero. If at some point down the road i begin to be aroused my hairy buttocks I will let you know.......but probably not as i will have already done a Kurt Cobain.

Thought some of you may find amazon's reply interesting:

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