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a webmaster is generating traffic as this is or SHOULD be where he is good. a webmaster what is doing that will not die he will profit from this professional buyers with the big budgets. the title webmaster does not say that he must do all - he must do what he is good in. Quote:
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so why should a webmaster try to market it on risk and lower profit when he can make the same or more with no risk? Quote:
if you have sufficient traffic from croatia and have enough contacts and time to test a lot of different options that will bring a few bucks but does not make you a life. if you talk about buying such traffic from all networks and send it compressed - YES this is working and I know a lot of people that are focused on 1 or 2 markets, know all about it and buy this traffic usually cheap as not many buyers and not much competition exists. but also here it will not work with a few hundert clicks per day. it would take much too long to get sufficient data to optimize. |
When you pay based on results, you do not risk anything, instead the webmasters invest money (hosting, domains, software, etc.), time and knowledge, they have the choice of where to send their traffic, usually where they generate most money.
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I agree with this 100%. Taking 30,000 words to basically repeat that "some people monetize some things (duh!)" is not terribly useful. I mean, everyone in adult knows that cams or dating pay out better than membership sites in 2019. So maybe he is just posting a long-winded version of that tidbit. I think, if someone claims constantly to have a particular expertise, they should occasionally be generous with their knowledge, the way a genuine expert can afford to be. |
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People like Thommy only concentrate on large numbers. It's like average people thinking "the Internet" is only Amazon, Hulu, Google, Facebook, etc. Large corporations with large monthly budgets (mid five figures-to-six figures) are in a different league with different concerns than someone (like myself) who has to handle ALL areas of business, from web design to video editing to uploading to social media, etc etc. Someone like myself has to be ALL things (media buyer, programmer, editor, etc) at once. Obviously then I am not looking to spend 1K and generate 100K. LOL But a 20% ROI? That should be doable no? (I am talking about buying cam traffic to send to a cam white label landing page, not paysites here.) |
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a solo / self employed operator trying to make money online, whether running sites AND media buying arbitrage AND whatever. ...will not work if he focus on one of it and is good in it he can make his way if there are not too many others with the same or higher skills in that. |
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cams is a very special topic. it is like gambling where you will not make profit on 1000 signups and 1001 brings all back. it is very hard for a small buyer to go into this game because you never know when 1001 comes up and you never know if 1001 is not already someone elses customer. I personally would never promote anything that works with longterm cookies as I donīt know how many others have planted the cookie before me. if one wants to make mediabuying and does not have much money to spend he still need 1. a good tracker and the knowledge how to work with tracking and optimize with tracking. 2. a target what he knows better than his own underwear and still than he should not try to buy the traffic everybody wants. he should try traffic that nobody wants or realize that it is gold. i give you one example: letīs say you have a great norwegian site what you know perfectly and you know it is converting. than you might have a chance IF this website is not geo targeting a user by IP. it seems that many people forget that we are living in mobile times. norwegian customers can be all over the world. a norwegian trucker can have right now his obligate break in sweden or in germany or in russia. he is still norwegian - he have a phone or a tablet but he have a swedish, german or russian IP. so if you want to buy traffic from norway with norway language and norway IP you will get blind if if see the prices that are paid for that. I think these are the highest clickprices worldwide. a click - even on tubes - is not seldomly sold for 0,70, 0,80, 0,90 or 1 dollar for ONE CLICK. but how many people think on the norwegian trucker who is on the parking in germany and surfs with a GERMAN IP but he is still norwegian ? THESE are the niches I am talking about because NOBODY will set up a campaign for country germany and language norwegian. NOBODY would try to target dutch user in afganistan or china..... if someone buys all that traffic from all networks together and send it to a target site that does not send this norway guy to a russian website just because he have a russian IP - THAN you make even with invisible things really visible money. this is partisan marketing but even for that you need the skills I have mentioned. |
I have this link I send to people when they dont understand how other makes double the profit from the same traffic.
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Today I received an email from CJ.com with an interesting study that I want to share with GFY. Quote:
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Yes I understand, especially the 1000-1001 analogy. :) So instead of cams what would you promote? Dick pills? Dating? With dick pills you have a fixed price and with dating recurring memberships and upgrades so I suppose, like paysites, the overall value of a customer can be better determined. |
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But you are wrong with the rest. More solo girl sites made a couple of grand than those that made 10,000s. The problem was always funding content production to a level that made them good enough. Unless the program owner shot the content himself and knew what he was doing, he had a poor product. It would be as good as me doing what you do and we all know how that would end up. I've lost count of the number of people who couldn't afford to buy in decent content. Content is what will ultimately persuade the customer to stay looking at samples, click a link to a tour and convert him/her to buy or move on. It's not as if he's restricted in his/her choices. Same goes for TGPs, how many made less than the B/W bill from a gallery? |
I've watched the industry evolve from the days of 5mm films that took skills to shoot to today.
The best days were pre tubes and TGPs. The days when some companies made huge fortunes from mostly one country. Via video, magazines, cable TV, hotels, phone lines and early online. Multiply that by company and country to see the money made. All online did was receive the exodus of offline buyers into online buyers. The extra traffic numbers were only traffic numbers, there was no new business from people who would not buy offline porn. If there was no exodus why did offline shrink so much? In fact the opposite was happening. Even with TGPs consumers who enjoyed magazines, were now not buying them and getting off for free to the daily supply of TGPs. Today those who got off to DVDs or paysites get off to tubes. Negating any rise in new traffic. What does Mindgeek do? But there is still lots of money in porn, just not as much as there use to be. |
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they do not even care if they make profit with it. modern internet marketing is buying the contact to a user. and try to sell him whatever in the future. this is why it will never work for an affiliate that do not have the users emailadress or contact data. there is so much you can make additional revenue - starting from push notifications on the lander over whatsapp groups til emailmarketing. they do not have the limit of 150 bucks lifetime revenue. they are thinking in high 3 until 4 digit lifetime revenues per signup or sale. if you want to compete here in the big tier1 markets you will not have a chance because there are already a lot of buyers that do not only have the first product ready, they have the second, third and many more ready and they have the technology. this is really ONLY to beat with HUGE capital and HUGE know how. in the tier2 and tier3 markets it is not like this yet (but it will come) - so here you can calculate on lower traffic prices and you are not forced to make more out of a buyer as you can make on the first sale. but if you would ask me WHAT you can do with what you have I would not give you the advise to go into media buying. I would give you the advise to WORK with media buyers and change your technology in a way that this is possible. THIS IS THE REAL niche for people like you because there are many many media buyers that will promote it somehow. that does not mean that the whole media buyer world will jump on your product but you have to understand how these people are working. letīs say a media buyer is promoting a penis enlargement offer but he finds out that parts of the traffic he sends there is not converting (maybe the landingpage does not work with mobile IOS or android 4.2.2.2) he will be happy to have an alternative. 2nd thing is that media buyers are working with big data and retargeting. they are buying traffic from many networks and if a user clicks in network A on banner B and get lead to landingpage C he will get landingpage D when he clicks on banner B from network X again. this can happen multiple times and there is always a last fallback when every other rule is already used. I think you can see already in this little example that an affiliate program with 15 years old technique is not able to satisfy the technical need that are important for that. right now I am coaching one of this good old fashioned programs to bring them up to date to do that and find a place and customers in this new world. the funny part is that programs like NATS already have this features in the newer versions but nobody understand them so they are just used from a very little group that is quite new and saw that membership sites are not a goal for them. they just made other products but used this techniques that are THERE. it is so funny when i talk to people that are running such sites since decades and they donīt even know what a clickid or a postback on event is. they mostly stuck when they have to add a new database field. THIS is what i would do when i would be you. donīt stop to walk the way you know better than everyone - just change the shoes. |
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