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Originally Posted by Robbie
Manwin has nothing to do with what I'm saying. As I said earlier... all of us who had "more traffic than God" back in the 1990's all the way up until Pornhub, RedTube, Youporn, and the rest came around and sucked up all the traffic...we all tried hard to get mainstream advertising on porn sites.
It was just about 10 years ago that I sat down and corresponded with Phillip Morris company and some vodka company (can't remember exactly which one now) and tried my damndest to get them to do ad spots with me on al4a and ampland.
They were so anti-porn that they wouldn't even agree to a free trial with me linking them up for a week just to show them what we could do!
So yeah, if Kevin can take that huge ball of traffic that Mansef/Manwin has thus far been unable to monetize very well (how can they? paysites aren't gonna sell that great off of it for obvious reasons and cam/dating is played out) and sell prepaid ad spots to mainstream...then that is going to open up opportunity for ALL of us.
This has the potential to be something that can make some serious money for me and all the other people who have spent years and years building their sites and brands. Doesn't mean much for all those search engine "webmasters". But for real old school webmasters this could be very nice.
Even with my comparably small traffic I could easily see a very nice paycheck on prepaid ads if this leads to other companies following the lead of "Middlemen"
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I understand what you are saying and if mainstream advertising does become more prevalent on porn sites that is a good thing but lets try to bring them in through legitimate sites not sites that steal your traffic and rip other people's member's areas. The company making the money right now is the antithesis of what you want to see as the site that is the poster child for this endeavor.