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Cyandin 05-19-2010 08:53 AM

A surfers take on adult - Everyone discuss.
 
Last night I was shooting pool with two of my good friends, and one of them, knowing my involvement in adult, was telling me about how he prefers Youporn for his fap material. He then asked me - being someone that knows zero about this industry from an insiders perspective, "Costa, the whole porn industry has really gone down the shitter, hasn't it?"

When I asked him why, he replied that it simply must be so because the whole internet is flooded with tons of free porn and "not just clips, but whole movies", so he doesn't think anyone with a brain would go pay for it anymore.

Back in the days when porn was primarily consumed through printed material and video rentals, it was of course a different story.

Many of my friends who are not in adult share these same sentiments with me. Now I know a lot of this is tube related, but as program owners, affiliates, producers, what's the plan?

Programs are going tits up left and right, people and companies in adult are cannibalizing themselves and fucking anyone they can to make a dollar, so what gives? Demand will never allow for the industry to just not exist, but how are YOU gearing up to have yourself counted among the survivors of this crisis, and move forward with a creative and pioneering business model?

L-Pink 05-19-2010 08:55 AM

We have "trained" a whole generation to equate porn/free .....


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seeandsee 05-19-2010 08:55 AM

you need more than creativity to fight tubes :(

NinjaSteve 05-19-2010 08:56 AM

If you don't pay, you're flooded with ads. If you pay, you get a nice fap friendly environment.

IllTestYourGirls 05-19-2010 08:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 17153552)
We have "trained" a whole generation to equate porn/free .....


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It does not just stop at porn....

Cyandin 05-19-2010 09:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NinjaSteve (Post 17153559)
If you don't pay, you're flooded with ads. If you pay, you get a nice fap friendly environment.


Even though this is true, of all the surfers I've talked to, nobody complains about ads when all the pr0n is free. :(

Domain Diva 05-19-2010 09:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by IllTestYourGirls (Post 17153567)
It does not just stop at porn....

I agree.....

Most young surfers now expect almost everything online to be "free" and easy to access and thats not going to change...

twitter...skype...facebook....email....tv shows....youtube......it goes on and on....when they see something they have to pay for they simply skip over it.

alexchechs 05-19-2010 09:14 AM

I really think it comes down to Niche content and having a hold over your niche. If you can become the leader in a specific niche and make sure it isnt an over saturated market you can succeed. Granted you arent going to get everyone in middle America to join but you can build a good business on loyal paying customers.

BVF 05-19-2010 09:16 AM

I had a female friend of mine ask me the same thing....She asked me if I was ok because the porn industry must be in decline.

Rochard 05-19-2010 09:22 AM

I post on a rather busy Ford Mustang board, and they all deny any of them pay for porn. However, I can toss up a single link to something like Twisties or Met Art and sure enough it's good for a sign up or two off of that board.

Porn still sells.

TrainWreckContent 05-19-2010 09:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by IllTestYourGirls (Post 17153567)
It does not just stop at porn....

so true you can get just about anything free from the internet there was big story about it on the news here...they were interviewing one lady who said she hasnt boughten razors for a year because she searches the internet and finds all the web sites with free shit and contacts mfgs asking for trial packs etc...its crazy

BFT3K 05-19-2010 09:33 AM

It's like I was telling my friend Sally just the other day...

If you are going to sell seashells, you may want to pick a better spot than down by the seashore.

Agent 488 05-19-2010 09:36 AM

there was always free porn from day one.

LoveSandra 05-19-2010 10:25 AM

pretty awesome

Cyandin 05-19-2010 10:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by alexchechs (Post 17153625)
I really think it comes down to Niche content and having a hold over your niche. If you can become the leader in a specific niche and make sure it isnt an over saturated market you can succeed. Granted you arent going to get everyone in middle America to join but you can build a good business on loyal paying customers.

That said, would you say "maintream" porn is fucked from a moneymaking standpoint?

Quote:

Originally Posted by BVF (Post 17153630)
I had a female friend of mine ask me the same thing....She asked me if I was ok because the porn industry must be in decline.

Was she one of your famous nappy hoodrats? :winkwink:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 17153652)
I post on a rather busy Ford Mustang board, and they all deny any of them pay for porn. However, I can toss up a single link to something like Twisties or Met Art and sure enough it's good for a sign up or two off of that board.

Porn still sells.

That's definitely a good approach, but how do you apply it on a larger scale? Perhaps hiring board posters?

Quote:

Originally Posted by riggo (Post 17153655)
so true you can get just about anything free from the internet there was big story about it on the news here...they were interviewing one lady who said she hasnt boughten razors for a year because she searches the internet and finds all the web sites with free shit and contacts mfgs asking for trial packs etc...its crazy

Razors? Pls link me to a lifetime supply of free Schick Fusion blades. :pimp

Quote:

Originally Posted by BFT3K (Post 17153689)
It's like I was telling my friend Sally just the other day...

If you are going to sell seashells, you may want to pick a better spot than down by the seashore.

The internet is a big seashore though...

Quote:

Originally Posted by Agent 488 (Post 17153692)
there was always free porn from day one.

Yes, but what has changed is volume and accessibility.

Quote:

Originally Posted by LoveSandra (Post 17153900)
pretty awesome

You'll be banned [not] soon enough. :thumbsup

bronco67 05-19-2010 10:42 AM

A lot of people make it a point of pride to say they don't pay for porn. Only a stupid person would, as far as most guy are concerned.

They say this very thing on the Opie and Anthony show constantly, basically advertising on the radio that they steal.

Semi-Retired-Dave 05-19-2010 10:44 AM

Like I mentioned the other day in my thread, I picked up an old friend I hadn't seen in over 10 Years, I had never shared with him that I was in the Adult Biz, he lives out of state.

First thing he said was, "I heard you are in the Adult Business too", I said, Yes.
He said, that is amazing, with all the free porn out there, I didn't think anyone paid for it."

Another thing I remember.

About 13 years ago, we were getting our T3 Installed at our first Office. T3 was unheard of at the time, not too many people had it. We watched them dig up Ditches on the streets to bring it in. We had the first and only T3 in our city at the time. Then when the Tech was in our office he asked..."What do you guys do" I said, Sell Sex as a quick response, and I said, Sex Sells...and he said..."I know, I buy - I Buy"

I'll never forget his words.

BV 05-19-2010 10:58 AM

Dial a human.
 
edit, wrong thread

Cyandin 05-19-2010 11:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bronco67 (Post 17153964)
A lot of people make it a point of pride to say they don't pay for porn. Only a stupid person would, as far as most guy are concerned.

They say this very thing on the Opie and Anthony show constantly, basically advertising on the radio that they steal.

A surfer who visits a porn site and views a stolen video is not stealing. The site who ripped off the video is. Surfers have no idea what sites are legit or not, they just google up free porn and watch porn on the sites that rank high in the SERP's.

However, a surfer who downloads proprietary software or content from a site, without the consent of the copyright owner, is stealing.

That's an important distinction. :2 cents:

Cyber Fucker 05-19-2010 11:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cyandin (Post 17153547)
Last night I was shooting pool with two of my good friends, and one of them, knowing my involvement in adult, was telling me about how he prefers Youporn for his fap material. He then asked me - being someone that knows zero about this industry from an insiders perspective, "Costa, the whole porn industry has really gone down the shitter, hasn't it?"

When I asked him why, he replied that it simply must be so because the whole internet is flooded with tons of free porn and "not just clips, but whole movies", so he doesn't think anyone with a brain would go pay for it anymore.

Back in the days when porn was primarily consumed through printed material and video rentals, it was of course a different story.

Many of my friends who are not in adult share these same sentiments with me. Now I know a lot of this is tube related, but as program owners, affiliates, producers, what's the plan?

Programs are going tits up left and right, people and companies in adult are cannibalizing themselves and fucking anyone they can to make a dollar, so what gives? Demand will never allow for the industry to just not exist, but how are YOU gearing up to have yourself counted among the survivors of this crisis, and move forward with a creative and pioneering business model?


It's not only your friends that say like that, all my friends use tube sites for jerking off as well... before the tubes they were using torrent sites or were buying porn dvds/magazines, they were exchanging porn cds/dvds between themselves, occasionally they were buying pornsites passes by sms method. Now they got it all free on the tube plates.

Jarmusch 05-19-2010 11:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cyandin (Post 17154124)
A surfer who visits a porn site and views a stolen video is not stealing.

...

However, a surfer who downloads proprietary software or content from a site, without the consent of the copyright owner, is stealing.

IMO very few surfers nowadays are 'stealing'.

With the widespread of high speed internet, most are flocking to tubes.

If you wanted to fap right now, would you go to a tube or go find a link to a porn flick and wait for the download to complete?

czarina 05-19-2010 01:40 PM

why buy the cow when they can milk it for free?

Robbie 05-19-2010 01:45 PM

I hear the same exact thing from friends and people I meet in bars, etc.
They all want to know HOW I can make money when it's all free...

bronco67 05-19-2010 01:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cyandin (Post 17154124)
A surfer who visits a porn site and views a stolen video is not stealing. The site who ripped off the video is. Surfers have no idea what sites are legit or not, they just google up free porn and watch porn on the sites that rank high in the SERP's.

However, a surfer who downloads proprietary software or content from a site, without the consent of the copyright owner, is stealing.

That's an important distinction. :2 cents:

We don't need to get into the semantics of what is stealing...but that's BS. If I had a friend that worked at a theater, who would sneak me in for free, that doesn't mean I didn't commit a crime. You can't place all of the blame on the gatekeeper.

Cyandin 05-19-2010 02:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 17154743)
I hear the same exact thing from friends and people I meet in bars, etc.
They all want to know HOW I can make money when it's all free...

They obviously don't know about C-M's deliciousness. :winkwink::winkwink::pimp

sortie 05-19-2010 02:15 PM

Sell Evian.

It's just water ya know and you can get it elsewhere for free anytime.


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