GoFuckYourself.com - Adult Webmaster Forum - View Single Post - Ok, I'm very curious now....why won't people work together and step up to the plate?

RMG · 09-18-2002, 02:03 AM

I personally don't post to TGPs for profit...I may use them to fuel other projects...but posting to TGPs for pure profit is a thing of the past.

A year ago when I started posting to TGPs, the idea was still profitable...make a great selling gallery, slam it with shit traffic, and the marketing will overcome the BW costs. That is not the case anymore as I can easily go 0:1000 on any givin gallery with links that state the trial price.

I'm still wondering why everyone doesn't ban together to start a real movement...TGP2 was a start...but the same time that was started, so many newbies where flocking to the biz, that it was certain to fail due to lack of traffic. The big boys will never change as they have no need for it. The Hun will continue to sell his ad space and gallery spots as will AL4A, etc. There is no risk involved because there is no gaurentee of a sale for these purchases.

These big sites probably make up around 2-5% of total adult internet traffic...why hasn'st a movment been implemented?

09-18-2002, 02:03 AM
RMG Confirmed User Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 542	I personally don't post to TGPs for profit...I may use them to fuel other projects...but posting to TGPs for pure profit is a thing of the past. A year ago when I started posting to TGPs, the idea was still profitable...make a great selling gallery, slam it with shit traffic, and the marketing will overcome the BW costs. That is not the case anymore as I can easily go 0:1000 on any givin gallery with links that state the trial price. I'm still wondering why everyone doesn't ban together to start a real movement...TGP2 was a start...but the same time that was started, so many newbies where flocking to the biz, that it was certain to fail due to lack of traffic. The big boys will never change as they have no need for it. The Hun will continue to sell his ad space and gallery spots as will AL4A, etc. There is no risk involved because there is no gaurentee of a sale for these purchases. These big sites probably make up around 2-5% of total adult internet traffic...why hasn'st a movment been implemented?