monjurulhasan
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- Oct 24, 2020
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Welcome to the balckhatworld forum.
If I am not wrong then these tube sites started popping up extensively since 2004 and then many of those died as MindGeek started to acquire and expand. Also the stringent execution of copyright laws suffocated the industry. It's impressive that during that time the webmasters uploaded content in hundreds of GBs on their server with that internet connection speed. And you're saying that those sites buy and resell traffic then it deem more impressive because they thrive on traffic arbitrage modelThose are called tubes. Tubes make money selling ads, correct, and many don't succeed in making a profit. It isn't uncommon for a tube to have 80-90% infrastructure costs. Those that do manage to get converting traffic or those that sell spots on a subscription basis do manage to thrive. The most flabbergasting part of tubes is that many owners buy traffic elsewhere to then resell, at least when starting up.
The adult biz is certainly not small, though there's yearly talk of it dying or shrinking. We saw an average 15% increase in bandwidth since the lockdowns started, and about 75% of our customers are adult industry businesses.
Welcome to dark side, working at 14 is insane, you must be millionaire right nowHi Everyone! I'm Natalie, BDSM (biz dev, sales & marketing) at MojoHost. I'm 31, blonde and I've been working online for over 8 years now. Most of the companies I worked for were part of the Adult Industry or served the Adult Industry in some way, so there's likely nothing you can say or show me that'll make me blush. My previous jobs involved selling diamonds, teaching, legal, journalism, bartending, etc. Been working since 14 as my own choice, certified workaholic. Lots of experience dealing with a wide range of businesses and target audiences. Know a bit here and there about marketing, PR, sales, and more. I hope to become a useful contributor to this forum over time. Oh and if you want to ask me anything - please do, I suppose it's the best use of this thread.
Cheers!
Just a word of caution. You can't promote or sell anything unless you are a jrvip and even then you need to follow proper procedures. Read newbie and bhw level guide. Also you can't do private mentoring.Why I'm glad I was able to change that. It is true that the majority of our customers are part of the adult industry, though we host many others - medical, dating, non-profits, educational, financial - you name it. Maybe not churches or anything like that though, they may not like the idea of Adult industry neighbors, many religious organizations are such snobs... now, Pastafarians wouldn't mind. Their first "Condiment" (AKA commandment) says "I'd Really Rather You Didn't Act Like a Sanctimonious Holier-Than-Thou Ass".
So Natalie what the best adult methods and niches to earn 2020.Hi Everyone! I'm Natalie, BDSM (biz dev, sales & marketing) at MojoHost. I'm 31, blonde and I've been working online for over 8 years now. Most of the companies I worked for were part of the Adult Industry or served the Adult Industry in some way, so there's likely nothing you can say or show me that'll make me blush. My previous jobs involved selling diamonds, teaching, legal, journalism, bartending, etc. Been working since 14 as my own choice, certified workaholic. Lots of experience dealing with a wide range of businesses and target audiences. Know a bit here and there about marketing, PR, sales, and more. I hope to become a useful contributor to this forum over time. Oh and if you want to ask me anything - please do, I suppose it's the best use of this thread.
Cheers!
I'm Sam, I handle my clients SEMEN (Search Engine Marketing, England)Welcome Natalie! I do a lot of SEX (search engine experimentation)
Just a word of caution. You can't promote or sell anything unless you are a jrvip and even then you need to follow proper procedures. Read newbie and bhw level guide. Also you can't do private mentoring.
Anyways, good luck.