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Do you wear a suit and tie at Payserve? |
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I still can't get enough of the idea that a group of people whose support tickets submitted, outnumbers their confirmed joins are going on strike. Further, this whole notion is supposed to cause you to pause and reflect on your unrealistic attitude and fragile bargaining position. The world hasn't seen anyone overplay their hand like this since Joan of Arc |
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Never mind, I'm bowing out of this ridiculous thread. Carry on. |
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I do fine. That's why I am never complaining. My only income is from this biz. Sorry if that's painful to hear. In fact, I quit and came back a few times simply because it's so easy to make money amongst people like you as competition.
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If affiliates who don't agree with the tube model only send their traffic to programs who don't support tubes, Things will change, Maybe not a lot at first but every change makes a difference :2 cents: |
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Admittedly blowhards like the two of you are actually good for a cheap laugh every now and again. More importantly though, it's threads like this that bring all of the tube boys slithering out from under their rocks and thereby makes it easier for the rest of us to take note of them. A tube boy roll call if you will. Keep up the good work :thumbsup . |
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Moreover, as a huge Grateful Dead fan, I have understood the power of free content way before tubes even existed. So on that point we are just going to have to agree to disagree. Go on believing your own assumptions, you are entitled to them, but don't attack my business with your baseless convictions. |
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So if that is in fact true, why is it that you view Ed Hammer's suggestion as an attack on your business? Serious question. . |
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It has nothing to do with anything but it's ok, figured you'd say something along this line ;) |
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Also, we actually get affiliates whenever this debate gets rolled back out for a spit and polish otherwise I wouldn't even be wasting my time. I seriously hope that makes sense. |
Makes perfect sense that an affiliate who is hurting from tubes and doesn't have a tube site would only want to push their traffic to programs who feel the same. Not telling all affiliates not to push your or other programs. Just putting it on the minds to the ones that disagree with the tubes.
I will be more than happy to have just those affiliates. |
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Wearing a suit and tie is most common in America's "real world/non-porn world". MANY industries go without suits & ties, like the music biz, Hollywood, etc etc. But the basic "corporate world" in America is: suit, tie, mindless compliance. Basically the antithesis of working in porn. LOL So wearing a suit and tie to your boring office job is way, way differant than working in porn. Just sayin'. :) Again, maybe differant in Europe. :) |
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It seems the only reason we lost affiliates was once epass robbed money we refused to go to paxum. Once bitten... It seems, most, not all, are trying to use that income and not declare it. My account advised against facilitating that. . That was that Ds |
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And what could you possibly be doing to get ratios in the 1:500 area when most of us still get 1:5000 ... (not counting funneling etc... which is just another way of whittling down 5000 surfers to getting the 500 most interested to visit the paysite). |
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Prove to those sponsors using tubes that you can make sales for them without tubes and you give them a reason to have an affiliate program. |
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An idiot, lives in a fantasy world, dreaming of a time that will never happen. Your bias is why you've failed or will ultimately fail. "Tube boys"? I don't currently own one. But they are fact. They are the current reality. Broadband and faster streaming is the current reality. The traffic is there, that is the current reality. I could spend all day bitching about it, or I can spend all day looking at all the many ways it could be exploited while people like you bitch and whine and complain and fade away. |
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Affiliates have no power in this business because with the exception of a few, their traffic is shrinking constantly as they proven unable to actually make it in a maturing business, they cost a lot and they cost a lot to maintain and support. Tube sites are not only a massive source of traffic, but also zero maintenance, high volume affiliates. |
I think there's a time and a place for a suit and tie.
In my office working isn't one of them. If I have a meeting? Yes. That whole "suit and tie" mentality is for employees of brick and mortar. I'm not an employee and haven't been one since I was a stock boy at a dept store when I was 16. Since then I've been self employed all the way. I do like to dress up in a suit and tie and look sharp. But not on a daily basis in my office. I work much better in casual clothing. Of course I would dress up every day if I were an employee in sales. Or if I had to meet with people on a daily basis. |
Actually a suit and tie makes you more productive. Try it and you will see.
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That's how precarious the whole situation is and a valid reason for sponsors not putting all their eggs into one basket. |
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Search engines exist to generate revenue first and foremost. |
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Search engines generate revenue by creating an experience relevant to the user (results/ads)... not by generating arbitrary results based on the pipe dreams of others. |
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The lower quality tubes would just have to pay to advertise in the results. Surfers would still get what they were searching for. Revenue would still be generated. And Google is leaning more and more towards making that "pipedream" a reality. |
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There are always "higher quality" sites out there. They lose to those who have more and more relevant and higher quality backlinks. Its not just about "content" or "quality' as defined by each persons subjective notions. Search engines run on formulas to determine not only relevance but authority. You can launch 6000 sites tomorrow that are perfect in every way,. they still won't show up in competitive searches. |
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Search engines are there to make money. No other reason. Not even the user. |
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They need to give just enough to people to keep themselves (google) profitable. In my opinion google is the best search engine out there. But they are not that great at giving results. Just better tha bing/yahoo. |
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Exactly. Thanks for agreeing with me. |
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In one post you say google gives traffic to tubes cause it's best for the user. Now you are saying that their SEO (massive link building/buying) is the reason. |
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This is literally the same type of arguments that text writers on this forum make.. that quality text matters a great deal when it so clearly doesn't as search terms are completely dominated by sites with no text other than the anchors on the page. |
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They still suck and can give users MUCH MUCH better results but choose not to. So it is NOT about user experience. It's about just being good enough while maximising income. |
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Your thinking on the issue is not even rational. You are talking conspiracy theory and ignoring the fact that all revenue and business performance and success in a competitive environment requires a search company to do search well. |
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Note to Hustler and Naughty America: casual Friday every day people. LOL Quote:
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