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Originally Posted by Pleasurepays
i think anyone on this board can agree that 1) we are ALL surfers and "surfers" are not some retarded aliens from another galaxy, and that 2) we determine the credibility of a site, the quality of its content and the value of its price points, based on how its presented... which in this case could be generously scored as such - fail... fail... fail.. and fail.
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it's nice to be negative and I'm sure it makes you feel better.
that's fine, my only consideration is that my site easydater which honestly looks like shit outsells the sites people on here tell me are how I should make yessignals look.....it sells at about the same rate as pimproll, nasty dollar, bangbros, naughtyamerica or adult.com sites for me and I have years of data to back that up. and that's with ccbill only - i don't even cascade it. so the looks like shit argument doesn't really hold weight. I believe it's about the sales pitch and what motivates people... Also the other PUA sites that people say are doing well honestly look like crap.
what I like about this is how many men see it and realize a situation where they saw a particular yes signal and didn't realize what it was. I've heard dozens of people tell me that. What I like is how many women tell me this is real and men NEED to know this. There is something there.
i'm getting some sales. I believe this should sell better than porn. not there yet but it's only about 30,000 tracked clicks in so far (ran for a little while last week too before tracking with google and friends).....I've promoted some AMAZING looking sites that get less than 1 in 10,000 (i'm doing a little better than that now) and crappy ones that do better than 1 in 300 (no where near that)....the average i see for anything decent these days is about 1 in 1500/2000 with tgp traffic...I'm worse than that so far...
Everything I've heard as well about other sites in this marketplace is that this is a slower sale - requiring newsletters and touching the client a couple times. I'm working on that. I saw the same thing with AFF actually when I started with it - i didn't get sales right away - it took a few days of people playing with the site before they became members.....I think most dating sites can tell you stories like this too.... it's not a wack off now purchase, it's more of a - yeah I get it - then realize I need it later to get laid kind of a purchase....and panicking knowing they are going to meet a woman and want knowledge to speed things along.... That's my theory anyway...
So I'm refining my sales pitch and working on getting the newsletter together......if it is similar to a dating site for sales I won't have accurate numbers till I'm into the new year