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The BRO(ke) club for the big win of staying in the kiddie pool |
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very important to trolls, however.:thumbsup |
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The reason people have lasted in this business is they do not blame (pick your industry destroying flavor of the week) is they tend to their own business while simultaneously not giving a shit what other people are doing. Everything I have ever seen posted as the end of the industry I have treated as a different way to profit. |
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Internally, in-house, say whatever you want about this aff or that aff. But when it comes to PUBLIC COMMUNICATION your attitude and comments should be respectful to EVERYONE. Giving this 'Fuck you you ain't worth shit to me anyway' attitude is the problem. And don't assume I don't want to be a part of something new that would help my business. You know my sites and my content and you KNOW how well they do. So of course I would want to be a part of whatever new thing is coming. However, this does NOT mean that I would suddenly stop working with my smaller affiliates and treat them like they no longer matter. Quote:
As you and I discussed before there are many ways to work and there are many differant kinds of affiliates. Some affiliates use blackhat methods, some are small time, some are big. So it all depends on what kind of business you want to run, that's all. Plus, I don't have a problem with ANY company doing what it must do to stay in business. What I have a problem with is this attitude from RUC (and others) that borders on the meglomaniacal. LOL I mean, do 'small-time' affiliates (or 'minnows' as you call them, which is a great word for them) bring this level of consternation to program owners? Seems like a lot of bashing going on here towards people trying to run their business the best way they can. It's uncalled for. Quote:
Regardless, your comments and RUC's (and others) are the real problem here. Whether affiliates are worth the trouble or not does NOT give a Program the right to bash honest people for questioning some confusing data. I mean let's be decent people here and try and treat EVERYONE with a basic level of respect. Otherwise you (and others) just come across like cunts. And I'm sure, in 'real life', you and JT and Nick etc are NOT cunts. So if you think this approach is doing anything but hurting your reputation, image and standing you are wrong. it is NOT helping any of you long-term. |
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You are actually dumber than I thought, which is really fucking hard to do, I had you pegged at slightly smarter than a potato :helpme:helpme:helpme:helpme |
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(I was speaking of public GFY impressions, not "real life". Many I have met from GFY in real life are sweethearts who just come across as cunts on message boards.) PS to JT: Making business decisions based on what someone writes on an internet message board is fucking retarded. Business is business. Leave the emotions out of it (advice I myself am trying hard to take. LOL) |
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And please save the nonsense about reputation. We all have fantastic reputations with those who matter. The rest of you really do not matter. tough to hear, I know, Herr cunt. :1orglaugh |
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happy hour is fast approaching and I have a piece of art to hang in my office, I bid you all adieu
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Seems many here talk out of both sides of their mouth on this issue. Either affiliates (small ones) have significance or they do not. If they do not then why even respond the way you, RUC and others have in this thread? Makes no sense. Shouldn't all you BROS be making so much bank that you're all too busy in your Bentleys to even read GFY? LOL Yet you come here and bash another Program Owner (me) who has the temerity to defend honest affiliates seeking answers to questions they have. Classy. I'm sure if I called all small affiliates ass wipes and losers you'd all invite me into the BRO Club. But who wants to be in a Club filled with so many people who treat other people like inconsequential shit? Do that in private maybe but doing it in public just wreaks of childish stupidity. |
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Lucas, Beaner, ThePornNerd, I got a proposition for you guys: Let's build a program together from the ground up. Let's make a program for and by affiliates that caters to the dwindling small publisher demographic. I want to document every step and I think we can demystify the process of moving up the food chain, becoming your own sponsor, and show the bro-grams how badly they are (not) needed.
We'll completely open up the process of building and launching and we'll treat all affiliates fairly and professionally whether they are minnows, whales or something in between. To contact me search for my username here on Skype or Yahoo. (Beaner and ThePornNerd - we have already been in touch via ICQ) I will be very busy for the next 30 days or so as I am relocating my home, office and family to another state, but I think this project will be fun and profitable and I think we can show that traffic from small publishers is much more valuable than anyone is admitting. I can cover most of the upfront costs of acquiring licenses and any content needed (provided we stay reasonable and don't try to go too big too fast) as well as hosting and I have a significant number of billing options available. I am aware that like me, Beaner and ThePornNerd have their own programs already so the 3 of us know it's not that hard to bypass all the bullshit and bullshitters and just start making money, but it would be fun to show everyone else how little value these programs actually provide to anyone that you can't go out and do on your own. If we treat our minnows right we may end up with their whales - or at least teach the whales how to monetize their own traffic instead of giving it to the bumbling bros. It's a ridiculous idea I know, and I am half hoping you guys won't be into it because I have a ton on my plate right now, but the attitudes expressed in this thread are making me sick so if you guys are up for it, I know we can do this. |
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Your contemporaries sold porn. You sell children's flash game sites to people who think they are just buying porn. |
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Launching a new erotic HD affiliate program end of this week/early next (finishing uploading the new HD promo tools, which is taking forever). I'm just about finished with this new Program so we've missed the boat on this one. BUT.... I have ALSO just acquired a competing network of 50+ amateur sites. When I get back from the European shows in June I plan on re-designing and re-launching THAT affiliate program so by year's end I will have THREE networks and APs. LOL Busy, busy. But this new acquisition would be PERFECT for what you propose! The only startup costs would be re-designing the AP and the network. I have over 2TB of new content to play with so let's talk when you settle in. Best of luck with your move!! :) Quote:
But when I make millions I will be so long gone no one will ever see me again. :D |
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(And I will be at the Amsterdam and Prague shows in Sept.) |
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All those variables, and you think that the scenario will be a rigid 10x traffic = 10x sales? Wake up. |
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too busy in my bentley to read gfy... i nominate that for post of the year
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As I said, it's a fucking good job this is a hobby to you. |
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Be honest now, how would you feel? Would you say that's a good ROI of your business time? |
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Again: My problem was with JT's responses and how he dealt/deals with issues like this. First he deletes his account on GFY then he comes back to GFY just to be contentious. I AGREE with many of JT's points, and if it were me I would share his feelings. But there is a professional, politically-correct way to handle such situations. And again, RUC is too big a company to be responding on this level anyway. (I have to cause I'm a minnow.) I mean, this is PR 101 people, c'mon now. LOL The #1 problem when people try to manage damage control is they OVER manage it and make it worse. That's all JT was doing with his comments and they were more than preventable. |
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Damnit, I swore I was not getting involved in this thread any more. Carry on. |
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The stupidity in this thread makes all of Markham's threads put together look clever. |
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You do not care if you get cheated, scammed or robbed as long as you have the most money in the end. I care that my business partner does not steal from me. It is not 100% ONLY about the money, there are also principles. If I find out that my business partner steals from me I am most likely no longer interested in dealing with him. You would be interested in dealing with him as long as he still brings you the most money. I understand your point of view 100%, but that does not mean that I follow your point of view. Now, do you finally understand that I understand your point of view? Everybody understand it, not necessary agrees with it. As there is more for them than just money (which may be the most important part, but not the whole picture. Some people cares about honoring agreement, about not stealing and about principles). Should I repeat it for the fourth time for you to understand why some people do not follow your point of view (while understanding it)? |
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