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Originally Posted by Greenie
It's not that you watermark the content - we all understand that. It's that you watermark it with a different domain/site. Why not mark the 18 Years Old stuff with 18yearsold.com?
I know that as a reviewer, I often reject sites because the watermarks do not match the sites they are promoting. This goes along with your piracy problem. If the content is promoting the same site as the watermark, it's pretty safe to assume they they have permission to use it. But if it's different, how does the reviewer know that the submitter has the rights to use it? I don't have time to verify that it is ok to use - and in your case, I'd have no idea it was OK because the domain on the content is not part of the program. I'm sure I've declined sites for this reason in the last few weeks.
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From a long-term branding perspective, you want to pick 1 thing and brand it, that is what will truly have impact over time. For example, would bangbros be as popular today if all assparade videos were labelled assparade.com, bigtitsroundasses videos labelled bigtitsroundasses.com, etc. Same could be said for brazzers and many other companies. It's easy when youre a program like Twistys/VideoBox who really only has 1 big site to push, it becomes a little different with the network offering & individual sites - and that probably goes for every network offering out there.
Simon - give us a shot, maybe you will make some $ - I sincerely don't think the watermark will impact your results at all. We love our affiliates, the name "Fuck You Cash" was meant to be memorable, not literal
We go to all the shows, we're easy to contact, and as you can see from this thread - we don't run away from the issues. We're one of the most honest companies out.