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Robbie 05-31-2011 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 18178803)
Can someone afford to produce content that's good enough to turn this position around?

What happens when you produce this incredible content that nobody else can do...and then it's on a thousand tubes, file share sites, and torrents in an hour after you put it up?

Now it's just another scene out of tens of thousands given away completely free. :(

And they will steal EVERY one of them you spend all that money making.

Paul Markham 05-31-2011 02:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 18180224)
What happens when you produce this incredible content that nobody else can do...and then it's on a thousand tubes, file share sites, and torrents in an hour after you put it up?

Now it's just another scene out of tens of thousands given away completely free. :(

And they will steal EVERY one of them you spend all that money making.

What happens? You have a reason to DMCA them.

If you have the same content that 100 others produce, then it's pointless sending a DMCA.

Look at the companies dragging Tubes into court. How many online only ones in that mix?

The stupidity of the people who were in online porn is. They could of had great content for free. In fact it would of produced a profit without online.

Great content few if any could duplicate.
Content that would turn surfers into customers fast and keep them as customers for a lot longer.
Less hassle than what online was doing.
And it's all FREE!! :thumbsup

Tubes is killing the business for most. Like TGPs killed it for some offline porn and made online porn harder to sell. And don't tell me they didn't. Give me logical argument. So I can swipe it down with more logic.

Robbie 05-31-2011 03:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 18180913)
What happens? You have a reason to DMCA them.

If you have the same content that 100 others produce, then it's pointless sending a DMCA.

Look at the companies dragging Tubes into court. How many online only ones in that mix?

The stupidity of the people who were in online porn is. They could of had great content for free. In fact it would of produced a profit without online.

Great content few if any could duplicate.
Content that would turn surfers into customers fast and keep them as customers for a lot longer.
Less hassle than what online was doing.
And it's all FREE!! :thumbsup

Tubes is killing the business for most. Like TGPs killed it for some offline porn and made online porn harder to sell. And don't tell me they didn't. Give me logical argument. So I can swipe it down with more logic.

The only "logic" here in 2011 is that if you shoot a hot amateur scene with a girl who embodies sexuality and fucks with wild abandon...more folks are gonna enjoy that than a big budget "Pirates" type "movie".

And the minute it is released it will be STOLEN and put on a thousand different sites. Good luck trying to DMCA all of that down...and oh by the way...after you send the DMCA it can be 2 weeks or more before some of them will get around to taking it down.

And then when it FINALLY comes down and your expensive scene has already been seen and downloaded for free by millions of ex-potential customers...it will just get uploaded again a few minutes later and you get to start all over again.

That is the unfortunate reality we live with today as producers of content. Until new copyright laws are passed that are up to date with the internet...it's just not gonna do you much good to create the content you speak of, UNLESS you can protect your members area (which can be done and is being done)

plsureking 05-31-2011 08:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 18180977)
And the minute it is released it will be STOLEN and put on a thousand different sites. Good luck trying to DMCA all of that down...and oh by the way...after you send the DMCA it can be 2 weeks or more before some of them will get around to taking it down.

good argument against bothering with DMCA notices.

once a torrent is available it is spread to thousands of other torrent sites within a day.

however, no one has mentioned that the torrent-heads aren't your target audience.

if a guy wants to jerk to a specific model, first he has to search for it. the top page of the search will be all torrent sites. he can try his luck at finding an honest torrent, then spend 1-2 days downloading it, just to watch the video - or he can find a paysite or pay-per-view site and watch it now.

anybody with a bit of expendable cash and a valid credit card will ignore the torrents and spend $10-20 to see the video now.

of course, the problem is trying to sell to the tubeheads. i don't personally think that is possible. i stick to solo model, porn star, gay, and niche sites. these are the areas where SEO (and other marketing) can actually net sales.

there is no growth potential in generic porn.

Robbie 05-31-2011 09:39 PM

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Originally Posted by plsureking (Post 18181884)
the top page of the search will be all torrent sites.

Which is why it's important to make sure the top spots of a search for your girl are NOT torrents or tubes. :)

Robbie 05-31-2011 09:41 PM

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Originally Posted by plsureking (Post 18181884)
there is no growth potential in generic porn.

QFT :pimp

I would not want to be the owner of one of those big programs full of bought generic content at this stage of the game for sure.

Paul Markham 06-01-2011 02:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 18180977)
The only "logic" here in 2011 is that if you shoot a hot amateur scene with a girl who embodies sexuality and fucks with wild abandon...more folks are gonna enjoy that than a big budget "Pirates" type "movie".

I said reply using logic.

Logic tells me that someone spending what it cost to make a "Pirates" porn movie is making more money than someone filming "a hot amateur scene". Top quality offline porn isn't a one off, it's a continual flow. They spend lots of money producing their product, not a few hundred dollars like online does. Even today some outspend online per scene.

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And the minute it is released it will be STOLEN and put on a thousand different sites. Good luck trying to DMCA all of that down...and oh by the way...after you send the DMCA it can be 2 weeks or more before some of them will get around to taking it down.

And then when it FINALLY comes down and your expensive scene has already been seen and downloaded for free by millions of ex-potential customers...it will just get uploaded again a few minutes later and you get to start all over again.
And they suffer the same problem as everyone else does.

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That is the unfortunate reality we live with today as producers of content. Until new copyright laws are passed that are up to date with the internet...it's just not gonna do you much good to create the content you speak of, UNLESS you can protect your members area (which can be done and is being done)
Yes sit on your hands until they decide to change the laws in every country in the World. :Oh crap :Oh crap

plsureking is dead right. The guys downloading pirated porn aren't your market. If they're effecting your sales then you're in the wrong market. Piracy has changed the game yet again. The people downloading pirated content if stopped will move to legal Tubes and we would still be fucked. Adapt to it or die.

The beauties of a paysite aren't being exploited. Maybe because they are strapped after paying out the massive amounts for traffic required today, maybe they're run by people who don't get porn or the porn buyers. What ever the reasons Paysites have adapted little in the last 15 years accept for technology which they just used.

15 years ago they were just a place to download pictures and very small compressed video. As speeds picked up and hosting got cheaper. Videos took over and pictures got bigger and less of a selling point. Then HD came in and everyone jumped on that band wagon. All the changes were from outside the industry as far as the product was concerned.

Yet the business changed 180 degrees. Free porn, legal or not, became a big factor. A factor you made a lot of money from Robbie. Piracy became a factor. And the biggest problem was the saturation of cheap porn. The thinking was anyone with a digital camera could shoot porn. Anyone with an elementary knowledge of building a website could put up a porn site. And if you threw enough traffic at it someone would by.

And less and less per 1,000 did buy. Piracy isn't to blame for that. People thinking TGPs would bring in millions of customers and make millions were the problem. They didn't think it through for very long. Without TGPs, 10,000,000s of customers would of bought and billions would of been made.

The solution is simple, executing it, is the hard part. Make the product more appealing to customers Make it fit their needs better.

Cheaper, shorter join periods, live shows, interaction between customer and models, scenes that aren't just another girl on another bed shot by a guy who can't earn more elsewhere and honest.

The reason sales are falling is simple. The product isn't good enough. Adapt or die.

Even Manwin will suffer if they continue down the same route online porn has been on for 15 years. It will just take longer.

DVTimes 06-03-2011 07:03 AM

bump for page 12

DVTimes 06-04-2011 04:29 AM

class as always

DVTimes 06-09-2011 11:44 AM

class as always

DVTimes 07-03-2011 10:05 AM

bump for today ...................

The Porn Nerd 07-03-2011 12:02 PM

You can still make money with the tubes but with PornHub owning almost all of them...well.....LOL
Tick tick tick.

seeandsee 07-03-2011 01:18 PM

then make one, get traffic, sell it to them :D

Lamis 07-03-2011 05:39 PM

don't expect to make any money with an average tubes.. do you think is that easy? opk go ahead and build 100... and then come back

only ones doing money with the tube buzz, are the tube script sellers, the pre-build tube fuckers selling their worthless tubes, or the massive tubes that show up in 1-10 in google...

some others are the guys who are lucky to sell pre-paid ads on their tubes to some rich sucker sponsors with money to waste on ads... nobody else.

EthnicLover 07-08-2011 10:35 AM

This is an obviously touchy subject.

ilnjscb 10-01-2011 09:42 PM

Reading this thread was better than watching a sitcom. And still no answer - how to realize a profit on content.


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