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Originally Posted by Rochard
Your a photographer. What do you know about traffic? Have you ever run a network with hundreds of blogs? TGPs? Free sites? No. Then STFU already.
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This post tells you all you need to know. The essence of online porn marketing is opening lots of sites, getting tons of traffic and throwing at sites in the hope someone will buy something. Rochard I believe had a site and failed at it. I will never tell you how to do that. What I can tell is the difference between good porn and not good porn.
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Originally Posted by G-Unit01
Paul that's for sure, marketing porn is definitely not easy and hearing about the great 2004 etc times that many of the veterans enjoyed is always mouth watering. Marketing porn might not be easy, but I think it can definitely be made enjoyable, if you know what I mean  |
If you enjoy porn and don't need the money, doing it as a hobby is a great way to start. Most who started prior to 2004 were lucky. The market was far more forgiving. Still a lot failed. Today it's really tough.
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I don't agree with your last sentence, the whole idea behind purchasing a product or managing to find a mentor is to ensure that the arrangement is mutually beneficial. Which means sharing the growth and success that the mentor helped build, so its actually the complete opposite of your sentence. It's not taking their business, it's helping to grow their business.
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In the first three months, you will be working hard building, learning and testing. The returns will be minimal. Asking someone to tutor you through these times in the hope you won't quit is asking a lot based on signing up under their link. It's 5% to 10%. On what you will earn it's not worth it.
The links for affiliates to give other affiliates, is again on the basis of.
If you throw enough at it, one will make the sender some money.
Time will tell. Just be ready for a lot of hard work and a long uphill climb. Go back three years on the board and see the casualties no longer posting.