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The reason I don't go mainstream.
Very simple :
I have never been able to decide how to make money that way. I thought about pay per click/adsense and I just don't see the money there without goo-gobs of traffic, which I don't have. I haven't seen products that I think I can sell. Adult is easy, just join sponsors and send traffic. I know some people are doing it and making big bank, but it's one of those things where some can do it and others can/will not. OR....maybe I just like porn. :1orglaugh |
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Mainstream is great. It just takes more brain to be successful
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Because you're untalented, angry, idiotic and can't program? I'm guessing that is why.
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mainstream rules, but it is def a lot more work....
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I agree. |
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Its completely different mainstream and adult marketing, but there's definitely a lot more money to be made in mainstream.
WG |
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keeps me doing adult. |
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the ONLY reason you haven't done anything in mainstream is because you are an idiot who doesn't know any better, and just wants to make new threads on a surfmaster board to see if people click his siggy some more
people EVOLVE from adult into mainstream, it isn't a fucking choice, once you learn enough and get more business sense, you have no choice but to expand outward beyond porn |
I am a big believer in as much income as possible coming in from as many sources as possible so for me, I dabble in mainstream too (where I started).
Never hurts to have a backup just in case |
If you know how to push traffic to websites, it shouldnt really matter what's on those websites.
Promote whatever makes the most money. |
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Exactly, my grandmother used to say: "A good salesmen will never be out of a job, it don't matter what they are selling if they are a good salesmen." Completely relevant in our business. |
Alot more money to be made in mainstream but its much much harder to generate free traffic.
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But thanks anyway |
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There are definitely a lot more niches to push in mainstream but there is also potentially a lot more competition. However, if you know how to funnel targeted traffic to your site then you shouldn't have a problem crossing over. Bottom line is though that you've got to enjoy whatever you sell online.
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(brick and mortar type) I'd like to find a way to do that again without distracting from the wed too much but so far I haven't seen a clear way to do that. |
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Money Clips Swords Muffins Log Cabin Furniture Friggin swords? I had no idea that many people bought swords in the world. What the hell do they do with them? So there are a lot of products to push. Just got to find what you like. |
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I signed up there years ago but never really got into it. |
our coffee thing at nonadult.com is doing well for many
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The one thing I really wanted to sell online never had an affilate program. I spent $600 with them right away. I asked then about an affiliate program and they said they were closing thier biz because it was too slow. Man they should have gotten an affiliate program for sure. I just think they had no clue about the web. |
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That's some great stuff. Bookmarking this thread! |
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Worth a re-check. |
another thing to consider when going mainstream is the difference in the sales-process.. first i just created blogs, linking to sales-pages. didn't work out. nowadays i create a squeeze-page where people opt-in for a free info product and i make 'em affiliate-sales in the backend (after 4 or 5 autoresponder mails). way better conversions i tell ya.
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And they say porn is bad lol |
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Maybe they are "herbal muffins". :1orglaugh |
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Mainstream is much easier, in my opinion. People tend to trust you more if you're able to present them with well-written advertisements that are packaged as "content".
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mainstream is not easy at all and you need 10x as much money and effort, but if you set it up right and put in the cash time and brains there is lots of money to be made but its not easy at all
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They don't have to put it on the main page, just have a link to shopping. |
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i noticed that in mainstream you have like 20-25% cancellations sometimes - depending on the product. it can be a bit frustrating when you come from adult and you have to take that into your calculation
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Because mainstream commission is usually about 1%-4%?
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mainstream is boring ..
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You gotta push big sales thru to make it. Adult payouts are good and it's becoming plug-n-play : sign up, plug in, get check. |
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LOL I've never seen an industry in my life that offers more to their "commissioned sales people" to help them make $$$. Ads, custom ads, Free Image Galleries, Free Movie Galleries, RSS Feeds, FREE HOSTING, FREE CONTENT, and the list goes on and on ... all FREE! Basically, "Here's everything YOU NEED and we'll foot the bill for all the costs of licensing, technology, hardware, bandwidth and anything else ... you just go bring sales, ok?" Don't get me wrong. I know it's not as easy as it once was to generate traffic and tubes, torrents, surfer rip forums, yadda, yadda, yadda, blah, blah, blah ... but it's almost a FREE "turnkey business" and has been for years now. Do you think maybe that webmasters have been spoiled by adult and the PPS model? Sponsors pay more than they make per sale ... and on top of that, the affiliate program takes the hit on cancellations and charge backs. That is, unless it's a true partnership program - and there are very few REAL partnership programs in existence. That question/statement wasn't necessarily aimed at you, MaDalton - just a general question/statement :upsidedow Affiliates are basically "sales people". You RARELY see a company/industry in "the real world" pay their sales people MORE than what they make on a sale. Don't get me wrong, it happens. The Cell Phone industry, for example, gave away the phone and paid 'reps' hundreds of $$$'s for new accounts back in the day - but at least they got customers/consumers to pay with long-term contracts. :winkwink: Quote:
It really depends on what you're selling. If it's a retail physical item with low markup then low %'s are all you're going to get. If it's an "info product" or software you can make a much higher %. |
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sortie, I have seen you post enough over the past 6-8 months to be able to recognize that you don't know shit, and whenever you don't know something you always make a post and disguise it as a timid question about that particular something
this thread was your attempt to get ideas about pushing mainstream products because you are obviously not doing well in adult...don't worry though, I did the same thing when I started out 13 years ago...you HAVE to put feelers out and see where the market is and see if anything tickles your fancy but the fact that you are obviously some 18 year old kid with absolutely no clue about how to work anything is what is laughable you make a couple of references in this thread about how easy adult is...you put up links and make sales...but I would venture to guess you couldn't even consistently make one sale a day with any program, otherwise you wouldn't beat into the gfy thread viewers heads about how you put up links and makes sales so easily my suggestion...go back to school, drop out of porn, and leave us the FUCK alone with your pseudo intellectual surfmaster verbal vomit |
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