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gleem 08-11-2009 12:57 PM

Ok, mobile porn topics are heating up, explain this on the subject of $$
 
I am getting hit up more often than usual for a "mobile porn" solution and sponsors etc.. and I see they all got these mobile redirect codes.

Aren't you basically just taking your traffic and blind linking them to something other than the site they came to see? What if someone on an iphone or another web-capable device that has a decent browser just wants to look at the site they visit from home on a regular basis?

Seems to me that would just piss people off redirecting blindly like that, but maybe I'm missing something? :helpme

FlexxAeon 08-11-2009 01:10 PM

this could get ugly...

from my semi-limited knowledge. redirecting made more sense when phones could barely handle browsing, and you needed to push them to a WAP site or something similar. iphone came and basically kicked that in the nuts, as it can pretty much handle any site. but the viewing, as intuitive as the safari browser is, still leaves much to be desired with all the zooming you'd have to do for a site that's optimized for say a 1024x768. therefore, serving up a skinny site makes it easier to navigate.

if you don't want to take the time to build a small site then a redirect or a whitelabel might work. but with phones becoming smarter by leaps and bounds in their attempt to be the "iphone killer", it's not always the best decision

imho of course

gleem 08-11-2009 01:12 PM

exactly, todays phones are better, shouldn't need to be completely redirected without their permission.

Bird 08-11-2009 01:12 PM

A proper redirection should check if it is in WURFL(Wireless Universal Resource Library) and "Is Mobile Device" and redirect accordingly.

Most sites I look at DO NOT use WURFL and DO NOT have multiple sites for different mobile capabilities. UA(user agent) and MIME type detection is not enough.

In my opinion most mobile traffic is lost because of an improper detection script.

Exotic Gold 08-11-2009 01:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gleem (Post 16171796)
I am getting hit up more often than usual for a "mobile porn" solution and sponsors etc.. and I see they all got these mobile redirect codes.

Aren't you basically just taking your traffic and blind linking them to something other than the site they came to see? What if someone on an iphone or another web-capable device that has a decent browser just wants to look at the site they visit from home on a regular basis?

Seems to me that would just piss people off redirecting blindly like that, but maybe I'm missing something? :helpme

I was wondering the same thing...

BestXXXPorn 08-11-2009 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Bird (Post 16171880)
A proper redirection should check if it is in WURFL(Wireless Universal Resource Library) and "Is Mobile Device" and redirect accordingly.

Most sites I look at DO NOT use WURFL and DO NOT have multiple sites for different mobile capabilities. UA(user agent) and MIME type detection is not enough.

In my opinion most mobile traffic is lost because of an improper detection script.

I agree completely :)

FlexxAeon 08-11-2009 01:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bird (Post 16171880)
A proper redirection should check if it is in WURFL(Wireless Universal Resource Library) and "Is Mobile Device" and redirect accordingly.

Most sites I look at DO NOT use WURFL and DO NOT have multiple sites for different mobile capabilities. UA(user agent) and MIME type detection is not enough.

In my opinion most mobile traffic is lost because of an improper detection script.

ok but if i have a majority of US traffic and (correct me if i'm wrong) SMS billing for porn isn't allowed in the US, anyone who isn't on a phone that can sign up with a CC is lost anyway right? whereas, even my non-US traffic can use their CC's?

BestXXXPorn 08-11-2009 01:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gleem (Post 16171796)
I am getting hit up more often than usual for a "mobile porn" solution and sponsors etc.. and I see they all got these mobile redirect codes.

Aren't you basically just taking your traffic and blind linking them to something other than the site they came to see? What if someone on an iphone or another web-capable device that has a decent browser just wants to look at the site they visit from home on a regular basis?

Seems to me that would just piss people off redirecting blindly like that, but maybe I'm missing something? :helpme

That would definitely be the case :) Some users probably won't even notice but I think it would probably be best to create a little mini mobile landing page for your site with a list of sponsors on it so the end user can choose where they'd like to go. It's such a pain in the ass on a phone to go back, wait for the page to load, and click the next thing they were previously looking at. Instead, giving them a page with multiple choices creates a go back to spot. They can check out the first link, they don't like it they go back and when they go back they go back to YOUR page with more choices to check out. Rather than skipping right over it and going back to where they originated from...

seeandsee 08-11-2009 01:23 PM

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Originally Posted by gleem (Post 16171879)
exactly, todays phones are better, shouldn't need to be completely redirected without their permission.

i agree! :2 cents:

Bird 08-11-2009 01:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FlexxAeon (Post 16171911)
ok but if i have a majority of US traffic and (correct me if i'm wrong) SMS billing for porn isn't allowed in the US, anyone who isn't on a phone that can sign up with a CC is lost anyway right? whereas, even my non-US traffic can use their CC's?

You are correct, No SMS billing for Adult Mobile in US, But you might want to look at zong.com if you want to bill anyway. Also Mobile CC billing at billingrevolution.com.

kristin 08-11-2009 02:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gleem (Post 16171796)
I am getting hit up more often than usual for a "mobile porn" solution and sponsors etc.. and I see they all got these mobile redirect codes.

Aren't you basically just taking your traffic and blind linking them to something other than the site they came to see? What if someone on an iphone or another web-capable device that has a decent browser just wants to look at the site they visit from home on a regular basis?

Seems to me that would just piss people off redirecting blindly like that, but maybe I'm missing something? :helpme

No, doesn't piss people off. Couple of reasons:

1. Many paysites aren't optimized for phones, so your surfer can't join anyways.
2. Keep it on your domain and subdomain the mobile traffic. Keeps surfers happy they are on the same URL.
3. Mobile detection scripts that we provide all you to offer the surfer to go to a mobile optimized site (thus re-directing to us) or to visit the site they originally put in (yours).
4. Use a whitelabel with your brand and theme and they can't even tell they are on a different site.

kristin 08-11-2009 02:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FlexxAeon (Post 16171911)
ok but if i have a majority of US traffic and (correct me if i'm wrong) SMS billing for porn isn't allowed in the US, anyone who isn't on a phone that can sign up with a CC is lost anyway right? whereas, even my non-US traffic can use their CC's?

Third party processors such as Epoch, LocalBilling, CCBill, and WTS have mobile optimized join forms. You can easily accept credit cards and the join forms are much more visible on the phones, so any xsales or anything are clearly shown. We have seen many surfers only take one xsale thus letting us know they clearly see the offers. As well, we have had little credits on those transactions.

FlexxAeon 08-11-2009 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Bird (Post 16172058)
You are correct, No SMS billing for Adult Mobile in US, But you might want to look at zong.com if you want to bill anyway. Also Mobile CC billing at billingrevolution.com.

i leave the billing and stuff to capable sponsors. i am but a lowly traffic pusher

troncarver 08-11-2009 03:29 PM

john it was my pleasure hanging out with you in FL, im gonna be hitting you up tommorrow at some point

MikeSmoke 08-11-2009 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Bird (Post 16171880)
A proper redirection should check if it is in WURFL(Wireless Universal Resource Library) and "Is Mobile Device" and redirect accordingly.

Most sites I look at DO NOT use WURFL and DO NOT have multiple sites for different mobile capabilities. UA(user agent) and MIME type detection is not enough.

In my opinion most mobile traffic is lost because of an improper detection script.

OK, so what sponsors have "proper" detection scripts available?

Bird 08-11-2009 04:29 PM

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Originally Posted by MikeSmoke (Post 16172574)
OK, so what sponsors have "proper" detection scripts available?


That's what I want to know.

As for now I test with all my phones and emulators and from there I use my own detection script to redirect accordingly based on what I think the user should see.

Gausche 08-11-2009 05:50 PM

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Originally Posted by MikeSmoke (Post 16172574)
OK, so what sponsors have "proper" detection scripts available?

None that I have seen

dialxs 08-12-2009 12:20 AM

There are a few detection scripts available , also for SMS billing in the US (also porn) there a a few possibilities.
We have customers in the US using mobile SMS, PRS to bill their content sites, offcourse in a legal way

Thurbs 08-12-2009 02:31 AM

one of the questions I've had but never really bothered with until today, since some of our people that were at internext have sent in many things about it.

1. if it's a whitelabel, I assume your just pitching them on my brand, your backend, your billing, my domain ( got that )

2. how are people giving that money to their affiliates? is anyone posting back some sort of payment system? or are most people except for the original provider ( the mobile site who has regular site ), just shaving a bit off the top with mobile?

3. who here has a solid short code system for US SMS billing? I know there are ways to do it, but does anyone have a simpler way? Something where the cell company 100% knows what it really is? I know mobile users can type in their cc info, and it's not that difficult, however a solid SMS billing system coupled with this would be golden

If anyone wants to pitch us with this kind of setup, I'm all ears - terrence ( AT ) elitedollars.com


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