Thinking about getting back to this business
 

Is it still worth it? :pimp

I'm actually looking for any passive income options to be honest.

Since porn is pretty much free now, how are you guys making money nowadays?

its alot harder to do then it used to be :2 cents::2 cents:

Selling ads to dating and cam sponsors

In my experience, the adult industry is still as wild as ever, even though the landscape has changed a bit since you left. People are always looking for new and exciting content, and the demand for adult entertainment hasn't diminished.

While it might not be as easy as it once was, there are still opportunities to make money in this business. It's all about staying adaptable, creative, and finding ways to stand out from the competition.

Best of luck! :)

I've figured, from time to time I reminisce about the good old golden days in porn.

Where a simple picture gallery on The Hun used to bring thousands of dollars on a single day.

But I don't see much room to start again nowadays in porn to be honest.

Any advice?

Ok, great speech in theory. But what opportunity would you suggest a "newbie" in porn?

In the good old days, I used to have 3 big TGPs running and over 3 million daily visitors - sold them for cents on the dollar about 10 years ago.

But the gallery game seems to be over. Tubes convertion suck.

What is the angle nowadays?

so the question is really = what are you capable of? design/programming etc.

If not then scan posts - you'll see weakness's and ideas there from what people are needing - if you don't have that time - then go to the job section - find something you can do - and start there as a newbie and learn.

Perhaps AI generated porn could help a thing for you OR what is really helpful is many people started up cam companies without realizing they need to find talent afterwards. They thought it was easy but studios are contracted out now to large groups and most smaller places simply don't have talent to keep going. So lease out girls from your own studio is an idea.

If you know social platforms well then rent yourself out doing that for people.
Of course there are many who still use tube sites - be an uploader or writer for blogs etc

You have to build special funnels and juggle around the clickers. Make sure you have your own White labels set up as well and a good tracking tool like Volumm

I think your biggest problem is expecting "passive income", most people crushing it are anything but passive.

One of my biggest peeves is when YouTubers refer to money that flows in after tremendous hard entrepreneurial or freelance or artistic work as "passive"

Watch your mouth, son ! !