What Are you Top Concerns with Tube Sites?

RawAlex · 10-25-2008

It isn't just a question of them not knowing how to run it right, it is a question of content owners, copyright holders, producers not controlling the use of their content. They have devalued their own product, and made it harder for everyone else to work the business.

Almost any move to try to make tubes more profitable would in theory involve less free content. My fear is that it is a TGP2 style concept, which won't be as effective because the TGPs won't go away.

gonzo · 10-26-2008

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Originally Posted by RawAlex

It isn't just a question of them not knowing how to run it right, it is a question of content owners, copyright holders, producers not controlling the use of their content. They have devalued their own product, and made it harder for everyone else to work the business.

Almost any move to try to make tubes more profitable would in theory involve less free content. My fear is that it is a TGP2 style concept, which won't be as effective because the TGPs won't go away.

So a new product that wouldnt be able to be whored out on a Tube site would be effective?

Do you think thats why dating and cam sites are profitable using this business model?

Hell Puppy · 10-26-2008

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Originally Posted by gonzo

So a new product that wouldnt be able to be whored out on a Tube site would be effective?

Do you think thats why dating and cam sites are profitable using this business model?

Both of those sell better than regular paysites on tubes for that exact reason. They're selling a product that cannot be given away for free. Dates with live women, cam shows with live interaction....you cant grab and post either of those. Pharm would likely sell well if someone had the balls to do it and didn't mind a knock on the door from men in dark suits.

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