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ecchi · 2010-03-06, 07:25 PM

Always remember that your surfers will be there because they are interested in your blog. So if you are making it about a particular pornstar you have to have sponsors who sell her stuff. Basically, although general porn will sell a bit on a star dedicated blog, it won't be enough to make much money.

If she has her own paysite, great. If you can find a DVD dealer who sells her films, good. AEBN will almost definitely have some for download. But look around.

The other important questions are "Is she popular enough to create a lot of sales?" and "Is the market in her already saturated?"

Assuming that your star of choice fits all the above, next comes the writing of good ad copy. You cannot just write articles about her and plaster the blog with ads, most surfers will simply read the articles and ignore the ads. You have to make the blog sell. For example; review the films of hers that are available to download from AEBN then provide a link to the films with your aff code in it; if she sells used panties on an affiliate basis, do a piece on how hot you got sniffing the pair you bought; etc, etc, etc.........

Oh, and if you are basically an honest guy you are going to have to first convince yourself that advertising is not lying. Because, using the previous examples, you are going to have to say how great a movie is even when you think it is shit, and if you are not turned on by pantie sniffing you are still going to have to say how much you came while whacking off with her dirty panties wrapped round your head.

And finally, if you know nothing about advertising, go on eBay and buy a few books (proper books, not these shit eBooks that are only written to make the author a fast buck). You may think that writing a blog is like being an author, but it is not, it is like being a salesman. Every word has to be geared to making money, but the surfer must not realise this, they must see them as interesting articles, and think it is just a coincidence that after reading your blog they have an uncontrollable urge to buy shit from your sponsors.

2010-03-06, 07:25 PM	#4
ecchi Banned Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: About to be evicted!!!! Posts: 4,082	Always remember that your surfers will be there because they are interested in your blog. So if you are making it about a particular pornstar you have to have sponsors who sell her stuff. Basically, although general porn will sell a bit on a star dedicated blog, it won't be enough to make much money. If she has her own paysite, great. If you can find a DVD dealer who sells her films, good. AEBN will almost definitely have some for download. But look around. The other important questions are "Is she popular enough to create a lot of sales?" and "Is the market in her already saturated?" Assuming that your star of choice fits all the above, next comes the writing of good ad copy. You cannot just write articles about her and plaster the blog with ads, most surfers will simply read the articles and ignore the ads. You have to make the blog sell. For example; review the films of hers that are available to download from AEBN then provide a link to the films with your aff code in it; if she sells used panties on an affiliate basis, do a piece on how hot you got sniffing the pair you bought; etc, etc, etc......... Oh, and if you are basically an honest guy you are going to have to first convince yourself that advertising is not lying. Because, using the previous examples, you are going to have to say how great a movie is even when you think it is shit, and if you are not turned on by pantie sniffing you are still going to have to say how much you came while whacking off with her dirty panties wrapped round your head. And finally, if you know nothing about advertising, go on eBay and buy a few books (proper books, not these shit eBooks that are only written to make the author a fast buck). You may think that writing a blog is like being an author, but it is not, it is like being a salesman. Every word has to be geared to making money, but the surfer must not realise this, they must see them as interesting articles, and think it is just a coincidence that after reading your blog they have an uncontrollable urge to buy shit from your sponsors.