Business Understanding Porn Hub Content Creator Affiliate Programs work

[lifelessshine]

So, we are an independent studio and looking into creating a production channel on Porn Hub through their Content Creators program. I am wanting to monetize the traffic through their platform with ads, that type of deal with them.

As per Porn Hub's Content Creator application, I need to find an affiliate program. They recommended ccbill, epoch, segpay ect. but our site doesn't lead back to a payment pay site, just an info model site. The model site is niche, highly profitable, and the traffic is there, so they approved the application on the condition I got an affiliate program.

So, what's the difference between a ccbill affiliate type program (payment processors and all of that mess) vs their AdultForce / HubTraffic type program which looks like 'watch a video and get paid per view'? Does having a payment processor and going through ccbill as an affiliate mean that they get a cut (Revshare) of the sales/ rebills if the traffic originates from the Porn Hub channel? Not from the views that my organic traffic will send them? That's why they they hammer hard for a pay-site on my end?

Any help is appreciated.

[SpicyM]

You mean becoming a content partner on their free site or a content creator in Pornhub premium which is their subscription service? You don't need an affiliate program for the Premium, they don't take any % from those sales.

You should have one in place when you want to upload your videos on free tubes, but some tubes will accept you without it. Ask Xhamster or Xvideos.

[$tandaman]

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[plsureking]

Originally Posted by lifelessshine

As per Porn Hub's Content Creator application, I need to find an affiliate program.

the content creator program is for paysite owners. they expect you to have a paysite with an affiliate program. if you don't have a paysite with an affiliate program, they can't make money off your content. their mission since the beginning is to strip profits from actual content producers.

if you do have a paysite, you can get some very poorly converting traffic, and lose half your revenue, by spending time posting on pornhub.



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[lifelessshine]

Originally Posted by plsureking

the content creator program is for paysite owners. they expect you to have a paysite with an affiliate program. if you don't have a paysite with an affiliate program, they can't make money off your content. their mission since the beginning is to strip profits from actual content producers.

if you do have a paysite, you can get some very poorly converting traffic, and lose half your revenue, by spending time posting on pornhub.



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Hahahaha. Thank you for the blunt comment. Yeah it finally all started clicking together their end goal once names like ccbill, epoch..ect all started getting thrown around.

[lifelessshine]

Originally Posted by SpicyM

You mean becoming a content partner on their free site or a content creator in Pornhub premium which is their subscription service? You don't need an affiliate program for the Premium, they don't take any % from those sales.

You should have one in place when you want to upload your videos on free tubes, but some tubes will accept you without it. Ask Xhamster or Xvideos.

Yep. Free site channel vs the amateur model program.

Thanks for the recommendations! You've given me some new ideas!

[Fenris Wolf]

My suggestion, go with Xhamster and their premium studio program then you can have 3 potential sources of revenue from your content: direct video sales, fan club sales, and view share income from your studio. They are at studio.xhamsterpremium.com.

[celandina]

Originally Posted by Fenris Wolf

My suggestion, go with Xhamster and their premium studio program then you can have 3 potential sources of revenue from your content: direct video sales, fan club sales, and view share income from your studio. They are at studio.xhamsterpremium.com.

.... on a good month all three could add up to ?????? dollars ?