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Originally Posted by jimmycooper
I’m not saying it will be a gamechanging campaign, just that the ideas behind it’s conception are based upon sound marketing fundamentals and that much of the logic used by people in this thread to predict it’s failure is way more wrong than the logic Paul has used in predicting it’s success. Time will only tell.
I don’t know of any long term/recurring/returning mainstream marketing campaigns which have run on Pornhub nor do I know of any unsuccessful attempts at running such a campaign. If such failures have indeed occurred I would love to hear about them so if you or anyone has that info, please share. Im pretty sure I would have heard about it had there ever been one but there’s a chance I may have missed it so if you or anyone has that information, please share. Don't worry, I won't be holding my breath or anything.
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I know a few Hollywood films have tried buying ad spots on the likes of PornHub (YouPorn, Redtube, etc). But I think those were shorter-term ads. Some were even in-video or post-video ads. None stuck around for long. They probably did it for the mianstream publicity. "Look, XYZ movie is advertising on a porn site!" kind of thing. TMZ, Entertainment Tonight et al eat that shit up and it's good for a weekend or two bump (which can be quite profitable). But as for actual products like Diesal I don't recall any.
It will be interesting to see how long Diesal does the ad buys. It may indeed be short-term.