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Originally Posted by epitome
Paul you should spend some time on Tumblr to see what is popular today because it is different than what was popular around the time your career fizzled out.
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Yes things change, but there's no truth in the claim that porn valley only could produce the fake porn many think. The video market was very broad, if you had been to a porn video/DVD show you would know.
Look at your sector of porn. Are you making the money that Corbin Fisher is? I'm a bit ignorant in their sector of gay and just assuming they make decent money. Yet the model applies to many examples. DVTimes and us for instance.
The money is in producing what others can't and still has a market. We could shoot sets to sell to magazines, from the stores and lastly the paysites. They were the smallest part of the business because of the saturation of teen sites online we never chased it hard.
Few online shooters could sell to magazines, simply not good enough or couldn't afford to wait 6 months to get paid. They also didn't sell to the DVD markets, lie we did.
Few had stores that stayed open.
Tons shot for sites, for peanuts.
They didn't make the money we made with out "small" market.
Your site looks like cheap Russian teens content. Can you afford to shoot the Corbin Fisher end of the gay market? I will assume no. Their sector is less saturated, so less popular is balanced by less supply = more money for them.
Your end is over saturated, so more popular is balanced by over supply = Less money for you.
Start shooting stuff others can't shoot, the better end, and make more money.
My career never fizzled out. I ended it. But still making money.
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Not a lot, but 4+ years of doing very little has it's toil.