the freesite biz.

Bill · 2011-07-13, 12:06 AM

It's not so much that the freesite biz is taboo, most of the traffic sectors have been hit, and even with a good trafic stream the sales patterns to paysites and other revunue sources have changed dramatically.

I'd say the dieback is somewhere between 70 to 80%, effectively.

Its not just adult, all content sales worldwide have arguably been part of this - certainly all the other content creators are spooked.

Lots of factors. Changes in traffic, changes in the models, changes in the valuation of content, and of course the economic scare and the loss of trillions from teh collapse.

This is one recession that porn was not proof of - because everyone can convert behaviors and get the content for free, whihc seems to them to be a wise economic decision.

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2011-07-13, 12:06 AM	#3
Bill Selling porn allows me to stay in a constant state of Bliss - ain't that a trip! Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,914	It's not so much that the freesite biz is taboo, most of the traffic sectors have been hit, and even with a good trafic stream the sales patterns to paysites and other revunue sources have changed dramatically. I'd say the dieback is somewhere between 70 to 80%, effectively. Its not just adult, all content sales worldwide have arguably been part of this - certainly all the other content creators are spooked. Lots of factors. Changes in traffic, changes in the models, changes in the valuation of content, and of course the economic scare and the loss of trillions from teh collapse. This is one recession that porn was not proof of - because everyone can convert behaviors and get the content for free, whihc seems to them to be a wise economic decision.