Do you think it's bad to use the word "Euro" when marketing Euro content?

SirMoby · 2006-08-03, 09:38 AM

I'm not sure that most Americans realise that almost all of the non-surgically enhanced working girls come from Europe. The ones that do may know more about the market place then the ones that think they all come from Nebraska.

Zio · 2006-08-03, 10:36 AM

IMO it is important to differentiate between euro performers and euro content.

In the performer case (and speaking solely as a porn fiend) I'd say “euro” will hurt you because, even though the girls are very hot, they tend to show the same enthusiasm that I display when I’m on my way to the dentist (exceptions do exist but are few and far between, mainstream europorn is particularly bad on that score).

In the content case, it might help you to identify it as “euro” because we Europeans have a much larger spectrum of perversions that can be covered legally. So the costumer who's after the more extreme kinks should be more receptive to the "euro" lable.

View Poll Results: Do you think it's bad to use the word "Euro" when marketing Euro content?
Yes..."Euro" is good.	8	53.33%
No..."Euro" hurts things.	2	13.33%
It doesn't matter.	5	33.33%
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2006-08-03, 09:38 AM	#1
SirMoby Jim? I heard he's a dirty pornographer. Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Washington, DC Posts: 2,706	I'm not sure that most Americans realise that almost all of the non-surgically enhanced working girls come from Europe. The ones that do may know more about the market place then the ones that think they all come from Nebraska.

2006-08-03, 10:36 AM	#2
Zio Are you sure you're an accredited and honored pornographer? Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 63	IMO it is important to differentiate between euro performers and euro content. In the performer case (and speaking solely as a porn fiend) I'd say “euro” will hurt you because, even though the girls are very hot, they tend to show the same enthusiasm that I display when I’m on my way to the dentist (exceptions do exist but are few and far between, mainstream europorn is particularly bad on that score). In the content case, it might help you to identify it as “euro” because we Europeans have a much larger spectrum of perversions that can be covered legally. So the costumer who's after the more extreme kinks should be more receptive to the "euro" lable.