What happened to Pink Visual/Topbucks?

[Alex1776]

????????

[TubeSubmitters]

didn't they shut down?

[klinton]

what do you mean exactly ?

[C H R I S]

I see troll.........

[Alex1776]

Originally Posted by C H R I S

I see troll.........

Whaaaaat?
Is this not a legitimate question? They used to be huge and had a big presence here and in the industry in general. They were constantly shooting content and promoting their sites. Haven't heard a thing about them in a long time, are they even doing anything adult related anymore?

[Imortyl Pussycat]

they are big in the mobile space these days. both Ali and Kristen were at TPF rockin it like always

[xXXtesy10]

[Rochard]

Originally Posted by Alex1776

Whaaaaat?
Is this not a legitimate question? They used to be huge and had a big presence here and in the industry in general. They were constantly shooting content and promoting their sites. Haven't heard a thing about them in a long time, are they even doing anything adult related anymore?

Seems a lot of companies are less interested in having a "big presence" on the boards and just quietly do their business with a lot less fan fare. The days of affilaite managers being board whores and getting drunk at shows are long over with.

Surely does't mean anyone has gone out of business.

[kane]

Originally Posted by Rochard

Seems a lot of companies are less interested in having a "big presence" on the boards and just quietly do their business with a lot less fan fare. The days of affilaite managers being board whores and getting drunk at shows are long over with.

Surely does't mean anyone has gone out of business.

It is interesting how times have changed.

When I first started affiliate managers were doing everything they could to become well-known board personalities. Programs were giving away laptops, big screens, hell even cars. It seemed like you couldn't go a week without some program announcing a new contest or a big bonus payout week or something like that.

Now companies just want to keep things on the down low and hope nobody steals their content/ideas.

[Major (Tom)]

Originally Posted by Rochard

Seems a lot of companies are less interested in having a "big presence" on the boards and just quietly do their business with a lot less fan fare. The days of affilaite managers being board whores and getting drunk at shows are long over with.

Surely does't mean anyone has gone out of business.

amen to that. Affiliate managers now need to be multi-versed in things. Nats, design, seo, making promo trailers, etc. The people who you used to ask "What do you do again?" when they are at the round bar, slurring words, wiping a coke booger off are long gone. That doesn't mean the company is out of biz. Top Bucks always did interesting things from suing manwin, and getting an "undisclosed settlement" making wappo & selling it, going into fighting piracy, but there content was never point on. It was like they were better marketers than pornographers. I always found them interesting. I'm sure even on their worst day they are still doing 1/2 a million a month i'd conjecture at least.
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[Supz]

Originally Posted by Rochard

Seems a lot of companies are less interested in having a "big presence" on the boards and just quietly do their business with a lot less fan fare. The days of affilaite managers being board whores and getting drunk at shows are long over with.

Surely does't mean anyone has gone out of business.

Then what do you do?

[SykkBoy]

Originally Posted by kane

It is interesting how times have changed.

When I first started affiliate managers were doing everything they could to become well-known board personalities. Programs were giving away laptops, big screens, hell even cars. It seemed like you couldn't go a week without some program announcing a new contest or a big bonus payout week or something like that.

Now companies just want to keep things on the down low and hope nobody steals their content/ideas.

Affiliate managers have been replaced by media buyers, traffic managers and seo specialists

[seeric]

Originally Posted by SykkBoy

Affiliate managers have been replaced by media buyers, traffic managers and seo specialists

And YES, all of those media buyers, traffic managers and seo specialists are get fucking HAMMERED at the trade shows still.

Getting tired of hearing that people aren't getting stupid at shows any more.

It's still the same, people are just more undercover about it now.

1000000% the same. And there aint' shit wrong with it.

[C H R I S]

Originally Posted by seeric

And YES, all of those media buyers, traffic managers and seo specialists are get fucking HAMMERED at the trade shows still.

Getting tired of hearing that people aren't getting stupid at shows any more.

It's still the same, people are just more undercover about it now.

1000000% the same. And there aint' shit wrong with it.

Truth............ things are the same - just evolved.

[Captain Kawaii]

TrafficShop is coming up as a malicious site and is being blocked via malwarebytes. Just FYI

[LeRoy]

They are still going strong!

[JFK]

Originally Posted by LeRoy

They are still going strong!

Good for them

[fuzebox]

Originally Posted by seeric

Getting tired of hearing that people aren't getting stupid at shows any more.

If anything, there's probably more of em with the huge influx of green entry-level employees

[First Person]

Being that they're still flying the top banners on GFY, I'd say they're doing alright.

[Alex1776]

I feel like I'm taking crazy pills. Am I the only one that thinks Topbucks is done?

[AsianDivaGirlsWebDude]

Originally Posted by Alex1776

I feel like I'm taking crazy pills. Am I the only one that thinks Topbucks is done?

D-e-e-p breathes...try and chillax Trebek!



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