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Originally posted by Fisty Palmer
I'm certainly not a voice of experience here, but from a surfer point of view I think sign-ups will continue to slow down for two fundamental reasons:
1) There's too much free content.
2) Some of the paysites really suck, and people are tired of having their pockets picked.
Does it work to refuse to list galleries containing excessively graphic content? In other words, show some skin but leave something to the imagination.
Concerning paysites, doesn't it make sense to investigate what you're promoting? If, for example, the site in question has a great tour but the content inside fails to live up to the hype, isn't it better to not promote such sites and avoid the negative reputation received for marketing low quality goods?
Fisty
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I agree with ya! There is WAY too much free porn out there and I'm not just talking the free sites and TGPs. A surfer, if they have some sort of searching abilities, can find all the porn they could ever want and not pay a cent.
Now, on the paying side... I have done many porn site reviews and I have to say a vast majority of them shouldn't call themselves paysites. From lack of content to crappy members' areas... it is no wonder people don't trust the Adult Industry as a whole. There are webmasters out there who are slapping 100 pictures or so together and calling it a paysite, charging 39.95 a month. It is truley sad.
If I promote something, I make damned sure it would be something I wouldn't mind paying for.
Just my day after Turkey day, I'm full on leftovers, ramblings
