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June 22, 2004 at 3:26 pm #650770
Anonymous
InactivePerhaps it has something to do with the fact that probably your marketing to a target audience of 17 year old horny boys looking for some quick porn to do their thing with……i highly doubt them having urges to gamble as the video is playing 😎
June 22, 2004 at 3:27 pm #650771
vladcizsolMemberBecause the traffic was totally untargeted?
Why would people who are interested in watching videos of some ones ex girl friend be suddenly interested in playing slots?
Think about it. You are sitting there online looking at pictures of girls, with your right hand already occupied, and someone throws up an online casino. Do you “drop” what you’re doing for a quick game of blackjack?
June 22, 2004 at 3:30 pm #650772Anonymous
InactiveLOL ^5 professor….good minds think alike! We musta posted that at the same time!
June 22, 2004 at 3:32 pm #650775Anonymous
InactiveI think I am going to like this site
PS: I miss an Orlando :angry:
June 22, 2004 at 9:29 pm #650783Anonymous
Inactive…. so wheres the video? :rollover:
June 22, 2004 at 10:39 pm #650786Anonymous
InactiveInteresting way to market casinos…
Firstly, I hope you had your ex’s consent for the video or you could be enjoying a few months behind bars with a new pal named “Bubba”.
But seriously, you’re missing your target audience in a big way. Maybe you should be promoting adult programs.
A buddy of mine has a site with good info on adult related affiliate programs so take a look and start using your traffic more effectively.
June 22, 2004 at 11:29 pm #650789Anonymous
InactiveI started out promoting adult sites back when SE traffic was pure gold and possible to get… Those were the days, hell you could even convert 1:100 or collect 8 cents per visitor (they actually paid you 8 cents+ per unique! no 25 clicks required – 1 unique) and they had 80 cent e-mail boxes with a link confirmation instead of a reply
It was all just incredibleI promoted internet casinos after I found it impossible for me to find any adult traffic and now… well hell I can’t seem to get any casino traffic either… for two years now!
Well, except to that one tracker I was promoting with the videos. hehe. And that won’t be making any sales any time soon..
I sure do wish I knew how to bring in ANY new customers to the casino, when people were gambling it was sort of amazing. (the numbers… the dollar amts.. I loved that part!)
June 23, 2004 at 2:48 am #650805Anonymous
InactiveIf your distributing these videos – why not advertise adult sites? At least then the traffic would be targeted.
June 23, 2004 at 2:53 am #650807Anonymous
InactivePeople are still gambling

In fact many more people are hehe
June 23, 2004 at 3:02 am #650810Anonymous
GuestOriginally posted by Chips For Free
People are still gambling
In fact many more people are hehe
True, true, but people are still spankin the monkey, too. So, if that’s the kind of traffic he already has…. :rolleyes:
June 23, 2004 at 7:52 am #650818Anonymous
InactiveTrue, true, but people are still spankin the monkey, too.
Spanking the monkey??? I didn’t think that many people owned monkeys and why would they be so spanking them so much… lol
June 23, 2004 at 11:30 am #650828
vladcizsolMember
“Would you like to touch my monkey?”June 23, 2004 at 1:30 pm #650831Anonymous
InactiveGood example is here that an affiliate did to my site, this is an affiliate who thought this would work, by the way 0 conversion from this
warning hard core nudity, do not click if you will be offended
http://www.satisfaction4you.com/250504/mature229.htmlThen asked me why no one was converting from all the traffic.
By the way I have sent him several followup emails to remove this and no response, I guess no one here knows who this guy is, and I can’t post his name as it would be against our T&C’sJune 23, 2004 at 3:03 pm #650835Anonymous
InactiveA lot of adult webmasters are a strange breed. Don’t get me wrong; I have a couple of adult sites too.
When I was an affiliate manager, I had an affiliate who was a big adult webmaster who called our office and yelled and screamed at every person he could get in touch with about why he wasn’t getting paid for his traffic.
Apparently he signed up for our affiliate program without understanding that he was on rev share. He’d only made 1 sale at that point too, and I don’t know how he made it, since he was sending traffic from adult sites to a totally unrelated site.
June 23, 2004 at 4:32 pm #650838Anonymous
InactiveNot too bright, but I see where they are making the connection – I recall not that long ago that several programs had created several “sexy” banner advertisements. This fool has just taken it a step further.
Monkey see monkey do – uh oh were back on monkeys!
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