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DamageX 11-25-2014 01:45 PM

Free site evolution, poc posts, link lists, TGP'S, MGP's, tubes, what's next?
 
What's the next free site model? What ideas do you see people coming up with, in order o give away even more shit for free?

DamageX 11-25-2014 01:47 PM

Fucking typo, I sure as hell fat-fingered that one... I obviously meant pic posts. :1orglaugh

disinfected 11-25-2014 01:57 PM

Interactive sites. Just can't see how shooting porn, allowing video downloads inhibiting video uploads (to tubes) is sustainable. The second the new video is released the value of it goes to like 1 cent on the dollar.

That is just my opinion, but I'm sticking to it ;)

Juicy D. Links 11-25-2014 02:17 PM

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Best-In-BC 11-25-2014 10:10 PM

Yea tgps and tubes hosting there own content is doing good. Be aware of all the Google restrictions on content, and some of those tube search sites/map style tubes are still there and blogs gain some strength with the last update it apeared

Best-In-BC 11-25-2014 10:12 PM

Alot of old tactics and scripts still work but hosting content and some text is key

chloelewis 11-25-2014 11:45 PM

I have given a lot of free videos to have more people come to my shows live. I think more models are too doing the same now. A video is not personal but talking and becoming friends with cam models is priceless. You cannot pirate live interaction and friendship on a tube site.

PaperstreetWinston 11-26-2014 12:36 AM

custom post shoot ad placements. yeah, lots of green screens. can you dig it?

DamageX 11-26-2014 12:44 AM

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Originally Posted by chloelewis (Post 20302309)
I have given a lot of free videos to have more people come to my shows live. I think more models are too doing the same now. A video is not personal but talking and becoming friends with cam models is priceless. You cannot pirate live interaction and friendship on a tube site.

Right, but that's not the next free site model. It's just uploading your videos to tubes, which already exist. My question is, what comes after tubes?

1726cash 11-26-2014 12:48 AM

The reality. Thats the future. No more scripts, just the interactive and live and reality sex.

DamageX 11-26-2014 01:00 AM

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Originally Posted by 1726cash (Post 20302353)
The reality. Thats the future. No more scripts, just the interactive and live and reality sex.

So how are you gonna give that away for free, in order to one-up the tubes and suck in the traffic?

Captain Kawaii 11-26-2014 01:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DamageX (Post 20302362)
So how are you gonna give that away for free, in order to one-up the tubes and suck in the traffic?

I think many are hoping that will not be possible and that tubes showing hardcore will be shut/seized. With ATVOD and other countries coming together, however good, bad or misguided their intentions are, I think free exposure to hardcore is in the twilight hours/days/months...just my :2 cents:

Klen 11-26-2014 03:24 AM

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Originally Posted by 1726cash (Post 20302353)
The reality. Thats the future. No more scripts, just the interactive and live and reality sex.

Doubt that,there was in Prague 24/7 reality show (bigsister)where anyone could come and fuck girls as long he signed a permission to be filmed yet they went out of business.

DamageX 11-26-2014 03:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Captain Kawaii (Post 20302385)
I think many are hoping that will not be possible

Hope is a bad plan. You need ACTION, which we haven't seen much of. Tons of whining, sure, but no action, other than issuing shittons of DMCA's. Which is pretty much playing whack-a-mole.

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Originally Posted by Captain Kawaii (Post 20302385)
and that tubes showing hardcore will be shut/seized.

Yeah, good luck with that... One thing I learned many years ago is that you can never put the shit back into the horse. Progress always goes forward, nothing ever goes back to the way it used to be.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Captain Kawaii (Post 20302385)
With ATVOD and other countries coming together, however good, bad or misguided their intentions are, I think free exposure to hardcore is in the twilight hours/days/months...just my :2 cents:

Herding cats. Never expect a bunch of different parties, with vastly different interests, to agree on anything any time soon. Bureaucracy, if anything, only slows things down.

So, bright minds of GFY, what's the next adult free site model, to lure massive traffic away from tubes?

Captain Kawaii 11-26-2014 03:51 AM

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Originally Posted by DamageX (Post 20302430)
Hope is a bad plan. You need ACTION, which we haven't seen much of. Tons of whining, sure, but no action, other than issuing shittons of DMCA's. Which is pretty much playing whack-a-mole.



Yeah, good luck with that... One thing I learned many years ago is that you can never put the shit back into the horse. Progress always goes forward, nothing ever goes back to the way it used to be.



Herding cats. Never expect a bunch of different parties, with vastly different interests, to agree on anything any time soon. Bureaucracy, if anything, only slows things down.

So, bright minds of GFY, what's the next adult free site model, to lure massive traffic away from tubes?

As usual, you make me laugh...with the knowledge you are correct. Honestly, I think free sites will only be for people who make content or buy content. The other sites will be driven to tors or the street or....?

ITraffic 11-26-2014 05:21 AM

what is happening in mainstream? copy that yet again.

signupdamnit 11-26-2014 05:35 AM

In a way tubes have already evolved beyond the common tube of 2007. They now have more social networking and they also accept photo galleries.

I think the evolution will be to something more social, customizable and adaptable to the end user. Fuck if I know what it will be called.

DamageX 11-26-2014 06:34 AM

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Originally Posted by ITraffic (Post 20302486)
what is happening in mainstream? copy that yet again.

I think adult precedes mainstream in what's going on there. "Content marketing", which is becoming more and more the norm in mainstream, is pretty much the same thing we're doing in adult: give shit away for free, in hopes of making a sale. In fact, I'd argue that mainstream has also had its pic posts, TGP's and now has tubes. Content marketing started with small info articles directly pitching some product. Then the articles kept getting longer and longer and nowadays you see the same long text being posted across a big variety of platforms. Social media sites, video sites, document sharing sites, you name it. So in a sense mainstream already has its own tubes, being used to drive traffic to specific offers.

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Originally Posted by signupdamnit (Post 20302500)
In a way tubes have already evolved beyond the common tube of 2007. They now have more social networking and they also accept photo galleries.

I think the evolution will be to something more social, customizable and adaptable to the end user. Fuck if I know what it will be called.

Tube 2.0? :)

DamageX 11-26-2014 06:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Captain Kawaii (Post 20302445)
As usual, you make me laugh...with the knowledge you are correct.

BTW, not sure this is a good thing or a bad thing. :1orglaugh

AlexanderSmich 11-26-2014 06:47 AM

Maybe virtual dating with virtual helmet? Something like that...

Paul 11-26-2014 07:01 AM

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Originally Posted by DamageX (Post 20302348)
Right, but that's not the next free site model. It's just uploading your videos to tubes, which already exist. My question is, what comes after tubes?

IMO it'll be virtual reality, I think it'll take another 5 years before it starts to take off but I think that's where we're headed.

It's pretty incredible that the website Kickstarter helped kickstart virtual reality from a cool idea a few years ago into a concept that has 10's of billions of dollars pouring into designing the headsets and platforms.

Struggle4Bucks 11-26-2014 07:19 AM

The next free thing is fucking prostitutes for free where they afterwards do upsales like tupperware and girlfriend-gifts...:2 cents:

Best-In-BC 11-26-2014 07:48 AM

Thank you dx for cutting threw the bs, one of the most knowledgeable guys for this thread

DamageX 11-26-2014 07:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Paul (Post 20302566)
IMO it'll be virtual reality, I think it'll take another 5 years before it starts to take off but I think that's where we're headed.

So basically give away recordings for free, but charge for the interaction? Except for the VR twist on it, how's it any different from uploading videos of cam shows to tubes, then sending them off to a cam site for the live interaction?

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Originally Posted by Struggle4Bucks (Post 20302582)
The next free thing is fucking prostitutes for free where they afterwards do upsales like tupperware and girlfriend-gifts...:2 cents:

:1orglaugh:thumbsup

Best-In-BC 11-26-2014 07:57 AM

Quite the regressive oh poor me and "blame them" attitudes, no wonder why most people here are broke.

Paul 11-26-2014 08:05 AM

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Originally Posted by DamageX (Post 20302622)
So basically give away recordings for free, but charge for the interaction? Except for the VR twist on it, how's it any different from uploading videos of cam shows to tubes, then sending them off to a cam site for the live interaction?

When VR properly takes off there will be no need to start off at a tube site, it's difficult to speculate what form it'll take since the technology is in it's infancy. I don't see VR as a twist or novelty like 3D, I think it'll be a technology that will completely change the way we use the internet.

Everything online is a race to zero these days

Even if we take cam sites as an example, as competition increases and we have more and more models on these sites the amount they charge will decrease over time until someone decides to make cam shows free in the hopes of gaining market share and destroys the pay business model.

You could argue that Apps like Tindr/Gindr have already had that effect on the dating membership sites.

Best-In-BC 11-26-2014 08:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Paul (Post 20302653)
Even if we take cam sites as an example, as competition increases and we have more and more models on these sites the amount they charge will decrease over time until someone decides to make cam shows free in the hopes of gaining market share and destroys the pay business model.

Models who make good coin, the girls people like, wont go there unless they can make more profit


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Originally Posted by Paul (Post 20302653)
You could argue that Apps like Tindr/Gindr have already had that effect on the dating membership sites.

You could but you would fail, that doesn't even make sense, please explain?

Paul 11-26-2014 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Best-In-BC (Post 20302656)
You could but you would fail, that doesn't even make sense, please explain?

Why pay for a dating service when there are plenty of them you can join for free?

Makes sense to me :)

Apps like Tindr have exploded in popularity because they are free and easy to use, they provide an excellent service that is as good if not better than the subscription based sites/apps that cost $.

DamageX 11-26-2014 09:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Paul (Post 20302653)
When VR properly takes off there will be no need to start off at a tube site, it's difficult to speculate what form it'll take since the technology is in it's infancy. I don't see VR as a twist or novelty like 3D, I think it'll be a technology that will completely change the way we use the internet.

Everything online is a race to zero these days

Even if we take cam sites as an example, as competition increases and we have more and more models on these sites the amount they charge will decrease over time until someone decides to make cam shows free in the hopes of gaining market share and destroys the pay business model.

You could argue that Apps like Tindr/Gindr have already had that effect on the dating membership sites.

I definitely agree with the cams part. The fiercer the competition in any market, the lower the price the end customer ends up paying.

Not sure I buy your VR argument though. I've recently tested a VR gadget called Oculous. And while the quality wasn't quite ripe, the stuff you got to see was still pre-recorded. So I don't really see an issue for tubes to serve VR content, as soon as the technology allows it. So the concept would be pretty much the same as today. Use tubes by uploading recorded stuff and drive the traffic to a site where you have to pay for live interaction. We still need some good VR cameras, I'm not aware of any currently on the market.

aka123 11-26-2014 10:17 AM

Free holographic porn. Before that free 3D porn. Delivery style is TGPMPGGGPPISSCIUIGHF. :)

After that free robot or clone sex, those are "beamed" just like in Star Trek. After that you could get a girlfriend. That is the top of the evolution of this shit. :)

DamageX 11-26-2014 12:57 PM

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Originally Posted by aka123 (Post 20302788)
Free holographic porn. Before that free 3D porn. Delivery style is TGPMPGGGPPISSCIUIGHF. :)

After that free robot or clone sex, those are "beamed" just like in Star Trek. After that you could get a girlfriend. That is the top of the evolution of this shit. :)

What about those who already have a girlfriend? :1orglaugh

adultmobile 11-26-2014 03:43 PM

Most pointed out the live, interactive cams, which can't be pirated except in recorded form (and so, the live interaction itself it can't be pirated). Still, some pointed out that more performers online will decrease the prices and so the earning per performer. That's true in average, but not for specific performers... some rooms will be crowded of paying users, or even just have 1 whale user trashing $5k a month alone, even if all others being freeloaders.

This trend is not even future, it is there.

The naughty.com ( https://web.archive.org/web/20071014...w.naughty.com/ ) tgp people launched cam4.com ( https://web.archive.org/web/20071016.../www.cam4.com/ ) around 2007, it was really 100% free and performers exhibitionists, no one getting paid, just adverts based business; cam4 added tips in 2010, but I believe ads sales it is still the main business model, like tubes somewhat.

Let's switch to myfreepaysite ( https://web.archive.org/web/20040701...eepaysite.com/ ) and other real/fake free passwords sites by Leo R., around since 2001, this diversified into myfreecams.com in 2004, such "mfc" cam site was unknown and small for years, until from 2009 it started to allow nudity in free rooms, for optional tips (note the traffic source was the one of my FREE pay site which advertised the free word), this in a few years emptied many private-only cam sites as most guys signed-up to mfc being "free", simply.

Later, new sites such as chaturbate.com and bongacams.com was launched, inspired by both cam4 and myfreecams, and several old cam sites adapted to this "show lots of nude and play for free" new wave, just not to see all of their users go away to free cam sites, for example naked.com so much looks like mfc now, or cams.com (streamray) launched stripshow.com where shows are free, and so on.

I can tell cam sites, with partly free and partly "closed" shows, if done properly and with enough critical mass of models/users, it can stay up profitable sort of forever, I can't see anything today or in future it can let collapse proper cam sites - except wrong management. Instead, I did seen properly managed (prerecorded) photo / movie sites collapse or ghostify, no matter quality and dedication, simply due to market factors.

About the 3d or VR or virtual remote dildos/vaginas: I see those 3d helmets around since late 1980's, anyone remembers the movie "The Lawnmower Man" (1992) ?... but it didn't mass-market-happened yet, so I don't think it will happen soon. There was some remote controlled dildos/vaginas in some cam sites, these was mostly gone too that I know of.


Best-In-BC 11-26-2014 03:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul (Post 20302662)
Why pay for a dating service when there are plenty of them you can join for free?

Makes sense to me :)

Apps like Tindr have exploded in popularity because they are free and easy to use, they provide an excellent service that is as good if not better than the subscription based sites/apps that cost $.

Ok sry I agree with you

ITraffic 11-26-2014 04:19 PM

all the major tubes started out copying youtube.

Quote:

Originally Posted by DamageX (Post 20302532)
I think adult precedes mainstream in what's going on there. "Content marketing", which is becoming more and more the norm in mainstream, is pretty much the same thing we're doing in adult: give shit away for free, in hopes of making a sale. In fact, I'd argue that mainstream has also had its pic posts, TGP's and now has tubes. Content marketing started with small info articles directly pitching some product. Then the articles kept getting longer and longer and nowadays you see the same long text being posted across a big variety of platforms. Social media sites, video sites, document sharing sites, you name it. So in a sense mainstream already has its own tubes, being used to drive traffic to specific offers.



Tube 2.0? :)


Paul 11-26-2014 05:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DamageX (Post 20302716)
Not sure I buy your VR argument though. I've recently tested a VR gadget called Oculous. And while the quality wasn't quite ripe, the stuff you got to see was still pre-recorded. So I don't really see an issue for tubes to serve VR content, as soon as the technology allows it. So the concept would be pretty much the same as today. Use tubes by uploading recorded stuff and drive the traffic to a site where you have to pay for live interaction. We still need some good VR cameras, I'm not aware of any currently on the market.

I'm only speculating and hopefully it'll bring up an interesting discussion, it wasn't that long ago that people thought 3D would be the technology that would be next.

In the case of VR, no one has even released a headset for resale yet so it's very early days.

Will it take off and be the next thing? IMO yes because of the money being invested in it but technology changes so fast these days. When Oculus do finally release their headset next year it's going to be for hardcore gamers and innovators to begin with, the potential is unlimited if they get the VR experience right.

To begin with VR will be an interactive gaming experience, then if successful it'll expand into other areas (that'll take a few years at least) I'm not convinced that adult tubes will be the main source of traffic in 5 years, it depends how fast things change and if the current companies have the ability to adapt quick enough.

You only have to look at smartphone apps to see how quickly a company with a good idea can go from nothing to critical mass/disruptive technology within a very short space of time i.e. WhatsApp

All these things have the same thing in common though, take a paid service and offer a better service for free.

The only constant is change and IMO technology is advancing and changing at an increasing speed. Look at online streaming 5 years ago compared to now and how it's changed the way the majority of us consume media and the impact it's had on the cable subscription business model.

Quote:

Originally Posted by ITraffic (Post 20303203)
all the major tubes started out copying youtube.

Youtube is the biggest pirate website on the internet and it's existence has legitimised all the adult tubes that steal adult producers content because they can do so with impunity.

C H R I S 11-26-2014 06:35 PM

I tend to agree that "the next thing" is already here with the tipping based cam sites or "free cams". These sites are doing insane numbers just from a media buying standpoint and as others have pointed out it's about 1 on 1 contact where people tend to bring out the whale money. Of course the one difference between this new model is the barrier to entry is much higher than all the previous models like tgp's, mgp's, etc.... Sure anyone can do a white label but it is alot harder to put together a vertical cam site than a simple TGP....

420 11-26-2014 07:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by disinfected (Post 20301684)
Interactive sites. Just can't see how shooting porn, allowing video downloads inhibiting video uploads (to tubes) is sustainable. The second the new video is released the value of it goes to like 1 cent on the dollar.

That is just my opinion, but I'm sticking to it ;)

Have your shooter make the models wear fake tattoos with your url. Better yet, have them say things during sex like "I'm totally putting this video on disinfectedporn.com".

DamageX 11-27-2014 02:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by adultmobile (Post 20303175)
Most pointed out the live, interactive cams, which can't be pirated except in recorded form (and so, the live interaction itself it can't be pirated). Still, some pointed out that more performers online will decrease the prices and so the earning per performer. That's true in average, but not for specific performers... some rooms will be crowded of paying users, or even just have 1 whale user trashing $5k a month alone, even if all others being freeloaders.

This trend is not even future, it is there.

The naughty.com ( https://web.archive.org/web/20071014...w.naughty.com/ ) tgp people launched cam4.com ( https://web.archive.org/web/20071016.../www.cam4.com/ ) around 2007, it was really 100% free and performers exhibitionists, no one getting paid, just adverts based business; cam4 added tips in 2010, but I believe ads sales it is still the main business model, like tubes somewhat.

Let's switch to myfreepaysite ( https://web.archive.org/web/20040701...eepaysite.com/ ) and other real/fake free passwords sites by Leo R., around since 2001, this diversified into myfreecams.com in 2004, such "mfc" cam site was unknown and small for years, until from 2009 it started to allow nudity in free rooms, for optional tips (note the traffic source was the one of my FREE pay site which advertised the free word), this in a few years emptied many private-only cam sites as most guys signed-up to mfc being "free", simply.

Later, new sites such as chaturbate.com and bongacams.com was launched, inspired by both cam4 and myfreecams, and several old cam sites adapted to this "show lots of nude and play for free" new wave, just not to see all of their users go away to free cam sites, for example naked.com so much looks like mfc now, or cams.com (streamray) launched stripshow.com where shows are free, and so on.

I can tell cam sites, with partly free and partly "closed" shows, if done properly and with enough critical mass of models/users, it can stay up profitable sort of forever, I can't see anything today or in future it can let collapse proper cam sites - except wrong management. Instead, I did seen properly managed (prerecorded) photo / movie sites collapse or ghostify, no matter quality and dedication, simply due to market factors.

About the 3d or VR or virtual remote dildos/vaginas: I see those 3d helmets around since late 1980's, anyone remembers the movie "The Lawnmower Man" (1992) ?... but it didn't mass-market-happened yet, so I don't think it will happen soon. There was some remote controlled dildos/vaginas in some cam sites, these was mostly gone too that I know of.


Again, you're 100% right regarding cams. But what you're mentioning has nowhere near the ability/chance of drawing away all the mass traffic from the tubes.

Quote:

Originally Posted by ITraffic (Post 20303203)
all the major tubes started out copying youtube.

Agreed. No one said otherwise.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul (Post 20303265)
I'm only speculating and hopefully it'll bring up an interesting discussion, it wasn't that long ago that people thought 3D would be the technology that would be next.

In the case of VR, no one has even released a headset for resale yet so it's very early days.

Will it take off and be the next thing? IMO yes because of the money being invested in it but technology changes so fast these days. When Oculus do finally release their headset next year it's going to be for hardcore gamers and innovators to begin with, the potential is unlimited if they get the VR experience right.

To begin with VR will be an interactive gaming experience, then if successful it'll expand into other areas (that'll take a few years at least) I'm not convinced that adult tubes will be the main source of traffic in 5 years, it depends how fast things change and if the current companies have the ability to adapt quick enough.

You only have to look at smartphone apps to see how quickly a company with a good idea can go from nothing to critical mass/disruptive technology within a very short space of time i.e. WhatsApp

All these things have the same thing in common though, take a paid service and offer a better service for free.

The only constant is change and IMO technology is advancing and changing at an increasing speed. Look at online streaming 5 years ago compared to now and how it's changed the way the majority of us consume media and the impact it's had on the cable subscription business model.

Great points. But IMO none of them argues against tubes remaining the biggest crowd pleasers out there. Let's assume that technology required for streaming VR evolves at a somewhat similar pace to the one needed for creating/experiencing interactive VR. In such a case I still don't see any reason why tubes couldn't remain the biggest traffic mongers out there. They already have most of the traffic, it's only a matter of gradually phasing in a new type of content.

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Originally Posted by C H R I S | Adamoads (Post 20303327)
I tend to agree that "the next thing" is already here with the tipping based cam sites or "free cams". These sites are doing insane numbers just from a media buying standpoint and as others have pointed out it's about 1 on 1 contact where people tend to bring out the whale money. Of course the one difference between this new model is the barrier to entry is much higher than all the previous models like tgp's, mgp's, etc.... Sure anyone can do a white label but it is alot harder to put together a vertical cam site than a simple TGP....

As said above, I don't disagree with the arguments about cams. But they're still not giving away anywhere near what tubes do. Thus they're not the biggest traffic magnets out there and will probably never be. Out of the big pie of porn, only a small slice is comprised of people who enjoy live, interactive shows. Most just prefer to rub one out to the kind of porn they like.

disinfected 11-27-2014 02:25 AM

Most porn surfers want to meet a real girl.

DamageX 11-27-2014 07:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by disinfected (Post 20303522)
Most porn surfers want to meet a real girl.

And then they move in together and go back to porn. :1orglaugh


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