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CDN info in case some peeps dont know what i am talking about



GENERAL CDN FAQ'S

What does CDN stand for and how does it work?

A Content Delivery Network is a network of servers around the globe. When you “offload” your content on a CDN your content gets distributed over this global network and as a result, when your users access your content, they get it from the closest “node”, rather than from the location your servers are at.


How easy is it to set up?

No additional equipment required. The host name DNS is redirected to the CDN provider and they start to cache right away. The system has tremendous flexibility so you can determine what gets cached and what doesn’t and for how long. Set up can be done in a few days


How can I trust CDN?

CDN technology has been around for more than 10 years and every major website in the US uses it in some form or other. The adult market has not had access to this before since most of the major player have previously not allowed allow adult content on their network, and this attitude has recently changed with the first Major provider (Level 3) getting into the adult market


How would CDN benefit me?

Revenue - Clients have reported speed increases of 100%+ in load times for images and videos on their tours, which translates to shorter wait times for the users and a higher numbers of clicks proceeding to the signup form

Availability - with better performance and less dropped connections users will have higher likelihood to complete transactions and access content quickly.

Scalability – If there is an expected or unexpected spike in traffic (ie: a mention on Howard Stern) CDN allows you to efficiently absorb the bandwidth with continued lightning fast performance.


Who uses CDN?

The list of people who use CDN is a who’s who from CNN to Disney, yahoo, Google, etc. Mainstream web sites have been benefiting from this technology for years.

How much does CDN cost?

CDN prices have dropped over the years and are now at the same levels at normal bandwidth pricing.


Do I have to be a certain size before I can use CDN?

CDN can be implemented on websites of nearly any size. You can host just the pictures/video on the CDN or host the entire website.

have seen the same increase, up 50% over here.

nice good stuff anybody else have feedback?

Did someone call me?

Are you sure it's not just a coincidence? Your traffic didn't go up at all? I posted in the original thread telling of the noticed change. But since then, nothing... so I have come to the conclusion now that it was just a coincidence.

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How can a new content delivery method increase initial sales? How would the customer know he's getting his content uber fast until AFTER he joins?

Now if you're talking about retention, I could see where you're going with this...But since the program hasn't been implemented that long, I can't possibly see how such data could be quantified in such a short period of time.

the join forms themselves and then showing up fast thus the potential not saying "fuck this" this shit aint loading fuck it... thats what i was treferring to

Well... The first week of the month is traditionally a bit better for me than the rest. But still sitting at about 1:850 right now on ccbill aff programs.

Traffic is up 10% over last month so far. New traffic being sent is a bit more filtered and targetted also. Could be a coincidence. But I'll take it.

ccbill has done a number of things recently to grab the outside the us market. content delivery, that new connection out of amsterdam, the pricing thing they are coming out with, etc.

but i bet that any site of any real size will have content delivery within the next year, once of the things we were amazed about when we peeked into adult was that only a few large companies were using it, and nobody else. its sop in mainstream

I smell bullshit. The join pages load quicker so more than 50% more people are joining? Come on. And CCbill conversions what from I read are typically much worse than other processors anyway so maybe this will help them catch up.

its not 50%, but we have a report that uses historical data to show us expected sales and there has been a nice gap between actual sales and expected sales for some time now, and while US sales have taken a hit, sales outside the us sales have been stronger than they have ever been.

as far as conversions go, id encourage webmasters to take the pepsi challenge, whether they use another ipsp, or have their own merchant account.

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but juicy, glad to hear :)

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