(VIDEO) Is online adult too saturated for new webmasters?

[Doug of Montreal]

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How hard is it to get started in adult these days? There is a lot of talk about over-saturation but you wouldn't think it from hearing the answers from the likes of Benoit from ExpressPro, HoneLynn from HighDefRiches, Vegas Ken from TheBestPorn, Dwreck from WebcamCash, Vic from KickAssPictures, Elli from Streamray / Cams.com, Rob Waters from LiveBucks, Monty from AVN, Mario from LoadedCash, Jay D from CrazyShit.com and Avalanche from CherryPimps.

Some faves:
Benoit: "The industry needs fresh blood with business expertise... that's what there's room for."
Dwreck: "Adult webmasters like to say no because they are protecting themselves."
Monty: "They have to bring a unique product to the table... those that don't are going to fall by the wayside."

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Is online adult too saturated for new webmasters?

[Evil Chris]

It's a saturated market, but informed, clever webmasters can still make money.

[Doug of Montreal]

I think Dirty D had fantastic point (back in like episode 6) saying that all you have to do is stick things together that you haven't heard of before and you have a new niche.

Hmmm... like... I dunno... auto repair shops and sex... I mean, I've seen shoots in car shops, but as a fetish... with the grease and the metal and the machines... that's just an example of something, and I've seen a site that sort of shoots with it, but if you can actually expand on it.. focus on a "fetish" aspect... you probably have something new to market.

I'm looking out my window and I see a beautiful statue (not hot, just well made ;) ). Are there any sex with statue sites out there? Frickin weird, i know, sure... but could you see an angle? Could you convince others you had something new and unique inside?

I can think of endless concepts that "may" work. It's all hit and miss, but if it' off the beaten path then it has to be unique... and as everyone says, that's the first place to start!

[Mark_ACD]

It's a saturated market, but informed, clever webmasters can still make money.
Agree ...
you just have to take advantage of the good offers on the market...

[MediaGuy]

The guy who puts together a sex-with-statues site who's not into sex-with-statues himself... will fail.

But if he's into it, and learns his lessons and basics good, and has the balls to dream it all together and put it to market, he'll have something to offer a new niche or market of like-minded individuals who thought they were they only boners-for-granite types out there.

He had the imagination and the understanding to know that he can't be the only one out there who's into it.

Then there's just the original thinker who can breathe new life into the same-old-same-old....

If there is saturation it's more a question of vertical vs lateral growth and development.